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Speaker 3: Morning Jack, Morning gir Come on in Patsy so over
Speaker 3: at the Games in Birmingham. We are eyes on this
Speaker 3: every single day for you guys because every time Team
Speaker 3: Australia win gold, which they've won a low off, we
Speaker 3: give away a golden smag kettle. So in the last
Speaker 3: twenty four hours and overnight.
Speaker 4: We have won two more. As the events in the
Speaker 4: pool start to dry up, I think these are our
Speaker 4: last ones. Today we will say goodbye to the gold
Speaker 4: halls that we've been having.
Speaker 3: So how many have you won in total in the pool?
Speaker 3: I mean the bulk of the medals have come from
Speaker 3: the astonishing Man and went Jack's looking around now, producers,
Speaker 3: we'll find that out by night.
Speaker 5: Okay, too early for quesh.
Speaker 3: We won a lot, I promise you a lot. We
Speaker 3: won a lot so so far today we'ld give away
Speaker 3: two golden kettle we kettled so far? Great Patsy, what's
Speaker 3: going on with you this week?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: Well, went out to the mailbox yesterday to get my
Speaker 7: mail and had something that I knew was coming.
Speaker 8: But when you actually get it and.
Speaker 7: Get to hold it, it's like, oh, okay, I got
Speaker 7: my Pooh test because I'm fifty Now.
Speaker 3: Of course that is an automatically and you are going
Speaker 3: to do it on you? Oh?
Speaker 8: Absolutely, yes, Yes, doesn't sound too excited.
Speaker 4: I mean everyone should do it, yes, away.
Speaker 8: A lot of people don't.
Speaker 3: They like shove it up and Peter Logan and he
Speaker 3: isn't here. There are a lot of people that have
Speaker 3: got serious problems because they don't do the test. Maybe
Speaker 3: we need to change the name from the Pooh Test
Speaker 3: to the Life Saver, and then I've got my life saver.
Speaker 3: I'll go and do my life saving now rather than
Speaker 3: it's the Pooh test.
Speaker 7: But the opportunity hasn't a risen yet, so I've put
Speaker 7: it up next to the loon.
Speaker 4: This is too much.
Speaker 3: Sorry for even asking, what do you mean? I'm now
Speaker 3: you know that Homer Simpsons gift where he goes into
Speaker 3: the hedge, which is Patsy's only gift, by the way,
Speaker 3: that's mean right now retreating into the hedge. I do
Speaker 3: know what you mean.
Speaker 8: The bus is yet to come to the bus stop.
Speaker 3: No one needs dropping off.
Speaker 8: No exactly, the kids aren't ready to go to the bus.
Speaker 3: I didn't know with that test that you need to.
Speaker 3: I thought you just basically like a swap that we've
Speaker 3: been doing with rat tests.
Speaker 8: You just know you've got to do your business.
Speaker 3: I thought you just have a little rummage around there,
Speaker 3: a couple of rotations, you know, because next year I'm fifty.
Speaker 3: Otherwise they're going, what savages done this? Why is this
Speaker 3: guy all right?
Speaker 4: Is his own common.
Speaker 8: I read the instructions. Do you know what you've got
Speaker 8: to do with it?
Speaker 3: Well, it's got to.
Speaker 8: Go in the fridge until you get to pop it
Speaker 8: back in the post. It goes in the fridge, does it.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that you could put.
Speaker 8: In the fridge so that it'll go out in the
Speaker 8: drink's fridge. That'll be a lovely surprise for the love.
Speaker 3: God won't stop and get those beers dairy hover's hand
Speaker 3: over over that to reach his cause. Do the testo
Speaker 3: patsy Okay, I will.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: I was watching some of the games the other day
Speaker 3: and it was the weightlifting. Do you watch the weightlifting?
Speaker 4: It's great.
Speaker 3: I was watching. It was the India. It was an
Speaker 3: Indian woman, right, and she was in the forty nine
Speaker 3: kilograms category, so she wears forty nine kilograms. She won gold.
Speaker 3: She lifted in the overhead lift, right, so you know
Speaker 3: it's from the floor with the big on barbell. The
Speaker 3: weight start wabbling and they do that sort of. It's
Speaker 3: in three moves, you know, one where they're hovering low
Speaker 3: with it and it goes over the head. Okay, she
Speaker 3: lifted two hundred and four kilograms right, so she's forty
Speaker 3: nine kilograms four times four times. The only the only
Speaker 3: things that I know in nature are ants that can
Speaker 3: do that. You know, the stuff it's like four times
Speaker 3: her own body weight. Not that holds it over You know,
Speaker 3: they've gotta done the thing where they hold they have
Speaker 3: to hold them a couple of seconds overhead. This barbell
Speaker 3: is wilting. We couldn't weight you and me together, There's
Speaker 3: no you wouldn't be able to get it off the ground.
Speaker 3: Our backs would pop like your vertebral god. I can't.
Speaker 3: It's hard to understand just how heavy two hundred and
Speaker 3: four kilograms is right because we can't think in what
Speaker 3: that actually means. I think what they need to do
Speaker 3: for the weightlifting is find equivalent objects. So then we
Speaker 3: go and now she's going for the armchair. She's done
Speaker 3: the archair. Now she's going for an old man asleep
Speaker 3: in the armchair. She's now going for the three seater couch.
Speaker 3: She's going for seventy two wes eventy two inch TV.
Speaker 3: If she does this overhead, she set a new world record.
Speaker 4: And now it's the whole family on the couch.
Speaker 3: She's done it, then we'd understand.
Speaker 1: Look Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: More gold for Australia. So three golden kettles. Where's this
Speaker 3: extra gold just coming from in the pool?
Speaker 4: Yes, the women's four by one hundred medley relay credible.
Speaker 3: So three golden kettles? Who will be given away? Maybe
Speaker 3: more on today's show Gold one I four point three
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell Show, six twenty three Thursday morning. I got
Speaker 3: the same email by lots of you and all over
Speaker 3: Australia and podcast listeners all over the world. Subject headed
Speaker 3: was just it just kept coming into my inbox Roadhouse News,
Speaker 3: and I knew. I knew what it was because I
Speaker 3: saw this yesterday. Didn't want to talk about it. But
Speaker 3: now I feel like people want to check in on
Speaker 3: us because they know this show cares deeply about the
Speaker 3: genius of the movie. Roadhouse one of the most spiritual experiences.
Speaker 4: Any Yeah, sorry to laugh. I didn't expect that.
Speaker 3: No stopping agreement. You know, sometimes it's more of a
Speaker 3: spiritual recognition, is it?
Speaker 4: Which part of the part where he grabs his throat
Speaker 4: and rips his throat.
Speaker 3: From his neck, that is good because it reminds us
Speaker 3: of our mortality. Any moment we can be clutched from
Speaker 3: this mortal core. But the whole movie itself is an
Speaker 3: epiphany really for me, and a roade to Namascus moment
Speaker 3: to me. Honest and Eckert told, if you've read The
Speaker 3: Power of Now, the first chapter is how his life
Speaker 3: literally he understood his place in the context of when
Speaker 3: he saw the movie Roadhouse.
Speaker 4: You know it is not Sorry, okay, sorry, I'm a sucker.
Speaker 3: Why do I feel I almost wanted to use it
Speaker 3: going by the power of Now. Read the book and
Speaker 3: take him back to the Shopguy, I'm missing a chapter.
Speaker 3: My friend told me the first chapter he saw the
Speaker 3: movie Roadhouse. Do you mean pain don't hurt? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 3: And that's transformed his whole life, the movie Roadhouse with
Speaker 3: there's nothing wise, isn't that pain don't hurt? So anyway,
Speaker 3: the news that is awful that they're doing a remake.
Speaker 3: It's this endless remakes, but they're doing a remake of
Speaker 3: Roadhouse starring a great actor, Jake General is a brilliant
Speaker 3: actor and Connor mcgreen. Yeah I love yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't want to say that out loud. It's so bad.
Speaker 3: How can it be that bat Girl which has been made,
Speaker 3: and I'm sure actually is a good movie because you've
Speaker 3: got Michael Keaton in it, this young star, you got
Speaker 3: Brendan Fraser is a bad as well. Warner Brothers have
Speaker 3: put ninety million dollars into that movie and aren't releasing
Speaker 3: Its incredible because it's not very good. Like that's ever
Speaker 3: stopped a movie company releasing crap on us ever before.
Speaker 3: Because it's not very good, you'll never get released it.
Speaker 3: It feels like a tax dodge to me, where there's
Speaker 3: some sort of mister Smithers there right, who's going Wait,
Speaker 3: think about how much money we'd make if we never
Speaker 3: released it, sir. This is why you're in the big chair.
Speaker 3: What a gray idea. Let's wait, let's not release it.
Speaker 3: That's the new way to make money. It's incredible. So yeah,
Speaker 3: Roadhouse has been remade Jane Jeneral and Connor McGregor.
Speaker 4: But they did perfect it the first time. Yes, the
Speaker 4: original Roadhouse was the best movie of the eighties when
Speaker 4: we proved that when we did.
Speaker 3: It's still great now. It's a brilliant movie. Some movies
Speaker 3: they're perfect, they exist and should be left alone. It's
Speaker 3: like a work of art. It's like them basically graffiting
Speaker 3: over Mona Lisa. It's exactly like that. It's exactly like that.
Speaker 3: It's like them literally sort of demolishing your childhood home.
Speaker 3: Roadhouse is my childhood home. So now Economy MacGregor lives there. Yes,
Speaker 3: especially right now, very Connor, very crazy Connor McGregor. He
Speaker 3: no good will come from that movie. It will be terrible. Absolutely.
Speaker 3: There are certain movies that should be just left alone,
Speaker 3: and Roadhouse is one of them. All right, coming up next,
Speaker 3: and we need songs. We got the Naked Hours back
Speaker 3: from seven. We do this every Thursday on the show,
Speaker 3: where we've got no songs planned between seven and eight,
Speaker 3: so we're relying on your suggestions. We pick a theme
Speaker 3: each week. This week, right, is songs with pauses in
Speaker 3: There are so many great songs that have a huge
Speaker 3: pause in for us playing them. There's like rock Set
Speaker 3: the look every time I play that, in playing it
Speaker 3: for years, I still think something's gone wrong in the
Speaker 3: studio every single time. It tricks me. So, Jack, what's
Speaker 3: it for you? A song with a great pausing?
Speaker 4: I've brought in DJ Carlid Well, can you get take
Speaker 4: him back in the car?
Speaker 3: We don't want him in the studio. Sorry, you must
Speaker 3: have thought this is Fox.
Speaker 4: No DJ Colored? All I do is win? Now, this
Speaker 4: is a great workout song. I have this on my own.
Speaker 3: Jim, you want listening to us the gold massif I'll
Speaker 3: phone their ears going what's he doing? Christian? I don't
Speaker 3: know either.
Speaker 4: Roll your eyes all you want, but I will tell
Speaker 4: you this. If you want to get pumped up in
Speaker 4: your next workout, put on DJ Color.
Speaker 3: All I do is win?
Speaker 4: And this pause?
Speaker 3: So is this one of your Jim songs? This is because?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 3: Is this a game's anthem?
Speaker 4: Exactly? And then you He'll pause and you'll go, God,
Speaker 4: have I got any more left in me? But then
Speaker 4: he'll kick back another couple of curls.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I doing no matter what.
Speaker 9: Money on my man and every time building everybody.
Speaker 3: It's a good drive. It's a good drop as well.
Speaker 3: Pause and a drop. I think, where do you see
Speaker 3: that being in the our?
Speaker 4: That'll be our open out seven because in.
Speaker 3: My mind more on brand, no one's noone's looking the
Speaker 3: radio with this. This has got not just a pause.
Speaker 3: It's a dramatic cause for you to think back into four.
Speaker 4: But I'm not pushing a lot of weight in my
Speaker 4: bench press.
Speaker 3: This is on my this is off my tune plate.
Speaker 3: It's too slow now, I don't know when you're warming up.
Speaker 3: When you did a little bit of stretchy stretching that
Speaker 3: little hit one, a little bit opening. I've got this on, Patsy.
Speaker 3: What's it for you?
Speaker 7: Well, I went Akadeca. I also had rocks it, but
Speaker 7: my alternative is Akadeca jail break. There's a definite spot
Speaker 7: in there where you think, oh, we off here for
Speaker 7: a second, sir.
Speaker 3: Right siren, What was the last time you heard this? Pass?
Speaker 8: Applied it last night as a matter of.
Speaker 6: Night.
Speaker 8: Come on, I absolutely did.
Speaker 3: In a situation. Jack and I were in the gyms, pumping, pumping,
Speaker 3: what are you doing to this?
Speaker 7: Chris was making tacos protest the love God was making.
Speaker 8: Tacos for dinner.
Speaker 7: Audrey was doing a homework, and I was sitting at
Speaker 7: the laptop playing Acadeca.
Speaker 8: We're quite often we all do.
Speaker 3: I always go when I play me, I faced my laptop,
Speaker 3: go to your laptop playing this song.
Speaker 7: Was doing some shopping online shopping, and poor.
Speaker 4: Daughter trying to do like a creative writing essay or something.
Speaker 3: Dress as a schoolboys. All right, it is a great pause.
Speaker 3: This is this we gotta play this perhas you could
Speaker 3: do some online shopping? Online online anthems available now on
Speaker 3: KTL Records. Songs with dramatic pauses.
Speaker 1: Him Christian Connell's Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Songs that have got a pause in you know where
Speaker 3: they just stop, Danny, listen to us in Tazzy, come
Speaker 3: on in Danny Christian Surprise, Patsy didn't go for everything
Speaker 3: I do by Brian Adams. I didn't know that's good
Speaker 3: a pause?
Speaker 8: No, I never did.
Speaker 3: I If Patsy doesn't say it's got one, it won't
Speaker 3: have one. And there, Danny, I'm telling you now, number
Speaker 3: one fan, super fan of Brian Adams. All right, nine
Speaker 3: four one four one o four three, what song have
Speaker 3: you got? It's got a big old pause and it's
Speaker 3: got to be more than a second. Mick, good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning.
Speaker 10: Here are you going?
Speaker 3: I'm good Mick. Have you having a good week so far?
Speaker 3: And what's the song for you? Mick?
Speaker 10: Ben Naked Ladies, long jacket, short skirt, long jacket, O cake. Yeah,
Speaker 10: that might be right.
Speaker 3: So he got a lot of very concerned producers because
Speaker 3: that's the clip that got lined up naked late mom
Speaker 3: and I hears maybe we start that out of seven
Speaker 3: we just play that.
Speaker 1: I want a girl skirt and a live jacket.
Speaker 3: It's a really big one. That's a great one. Yeah,
Speaker 3: may thank you very much. You cool, all right, so
Speaker 3: let's go to Jay. Good morning, Jay, Good morning?
Speaker 1: All hell are we on this pleasant Thursday morning?
Speaker 6: Ye?
Speaker 3: Pleasant Thursday morning? Should be our weather reporter.
Speaker 9: One of your tradey losers?
Speaker 3: Oh are you with the old hebel the claddingon store,
Speaker 3: the one that's the one. But anyway, great day.
Speaker 4: We just call you the trade runners up, you know,
Speaker 4: loser at all?
Speaker 3: It's what about the second part?
Speaker 6: Everybody was a winner?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was great fun. We loved it last week
Speaker 3: and thanks to being part of it as well.
Speaker 11: Jay, awesome, good stuff, good show.
Speaker 3: Now what's the song I'll go in excess.
Speaker 11: Never tear us apart. That's a great banger.
Speaker 3: Oh this pleasant Thirdnesday morning? I love to hear what
Speaker 3: This is a great song. That is a great one.
Speaker 3: It's right after his is declaring the intent they can
Speaker 3: never tear us a bar. It's a full stop.
Speaker 9: Ah, you're right they.
Speaker 3: Have in a private moment.
Speaker 10: Ah actually actually oh no, no, not another one just
Speaker 10: about your schmid kettles.
Speaker 9: Christian, I've got to get on board, my friend.
Speaker 3: You're going to give it to you. I'm going to
Speaker 3: give you one of our golden kettles because you guys
Speaker 3: made it last week.
Speaker 12: Story just a quick.
Speaker 3: You can have the kettle, Jay, Now you can have
Speaker 3: the kettle. Tom, what have you got? Song with the
Speaker 3: palls him? Good morning, Good morning Tom? On this fine,
Speaker 3: that's a beautiful pleasants Thursday morning, Tom? What have you
Speaker 3: got through? A song with a pause? No stories?
Speaker 12: Well, I think one of the most iconic Australian pauses.
Speaker 12: Not all but it's burning.
Speaker 3: Oh so I got it. Thank you. Molly Meldrum on
Speaker 3: Life three, this is a great one. It's not a
Speaker 3: clean paw.
Speaker 4: There's a bit of sound sound effects.
Speaker 3: Canyon at the end of the song. Let's let's play
Speaker 3: back a minute, Tom, No, this just before the pots
Speaker 3: and pans and again let me just start back in
Speaker 3: the left, back into the left. Yeah, this is a
Speaker 3: poor jack. You're not happy?
Speaker 4: Well, this sound going on in the it's not a
Speaker 4: true pauses, we know it.
Speaker 3: It's no there's no silence. There's no silence, grand canyon
Speaker 3: of silence.
Speaker 12: So will you agree with that, I'd say the bigger
Speaker 12: pauses towards the end of the song, just before the
Speaker 12: pots and pans start going, there's another paw.
Speaker 3: All right, tell you what we do. We hit the ads.
Speaker 3: Let's get the other pause out. Okay, we've got to
Speaker 3: get this stuff right.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Amount but to Burnie and we think of this bit.
Speaker 3: There's music in the background. It's not a clean break.
Speaker 3: There's no silence, you know.
Speaker 10: I still think it is.
Speaker 3: Now we found the other bit, Tom, We found that.
Speaker 3: Do you mean this bit? Tom?
Speaker 9: Yeah, here we go.
Speaker 3: But I hear like a TikTok of an old grandfather clock.
Speaker 3: There's TikTok.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's like someone just kicked the golden snake kettle
Speaker 10: down the stairs.
Speaker 3: We're never far away away from those kettles. You can
Speaker 3: have a kettle. You can have a kettle. Thank you.
Speaker 3: It's not for me, it's for me Ma A right, okay, Tom,
Speaker 3: thank you very much. You come. I have a good day.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Marie. Good morning Marie, Good morning, Christian,
Speaker 3: Jack and Patty. Good morning, shak a school teacher. Good
Speaker 3: morning children. Marie. What's your song with paulse.
Speaker 13: Purp Raine Pine, don't even say it doesn't matter, very
Speaker 13: small sattle.
Speaker 3: Like, let's focus on Trojan They're like Trojan horses, now
Speaker 3: Trojan songs. They pretend they came about the music. Yes,
Speaker 3: I did up listen to Prince. I don't even listen
Speaker 3: to the pores. I just love the song. It's a pause, No,
Speaker 3: not for Prince, small and big. He was a small,
Speaker 3: little guy, big sound.
Speaker 4: He was a princess pause.
Speaker 3: Yes it was. Yes, Murrie, thank you for your song.
Speaker 6: Oh, thank you.
Speaker 14: Cannot play something.
Speaker 3: Keep trying. Let's go to Justine just good.
Speaker 11: Morning, good morning team.
Speaker 3: How is everyone tense situations? Tense situations for anything? No,
Speaker 3: I won't, I won't.
Speaker 11: Just so.
Speaker 15: My song is holy Girl, but Hunts has been collected.
Speaker 6: Every time it comes on I play it, I always
Speaker 6: think my husband's change the channel, will turned it off,
Speaker 6: and I get really cranky, and then I just realized.
Speaker 3: It's all right, let's every bit of this. Oh that's
Speaker 3: a great one. That's right, we called that one. You've
Speaker 3: named it justin. It's a cranky pause, cranky pause. Yes, Justine,
Speaker 3: definitely going to play this after seven. This is a
Speaker 3: great song.
Speaker 10: Thank you, have a great day.
Speaker 3: Don't get cranky during that pause. Okay, just seeing Thank
Speaker 3: you very much, great one, Thank you, Daniel, Danny boy,
Speaker 3: what have you got?
Speaker 6: I don't want to go there?
Speaker 3: Are we all? Yeah? We're good? Daniel. What's the song
Speaker 3: with the pause?
Speaker 14: I think this one's going to be the longest pause yet.
Speaker 6: That's Billy Joel's River of Dreams Jack Start.
Speaker 3: I've noticed started timing them. I'm not saying he's got
Speaker 3: O C D this day, but he's started timing the
Speaker 3: all right, do you want a time, Billy? Oh, time, Billy?
Speaker 3: All right, let's play.
Speaker 4: In the minute seconds.
Speaker 3: Wow, Daniel, this is a great song. I know we've
Speaker 3: been playing this in the next hour.
Speaker 12: Daniel, Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: It feels like they're deliberately playing safe now. They don't
Speaker 3: want to send them up the kettle. I feel bad
Speaker 3: now we've for correct it, haven't we? Natasha? Good morning?
Speaker 12: Good morning?
Speaker 3: All hell? Are we we're good? You don't sound too well?
Speaker 3: You got a little scratching throat there, did? Yes? I do.
Speaker 6: Unfortunately it's going well, it's not COVID.
Speaker 12: I swear it's right.
Speaker 3: You can't get it down the phone. Otherwise we've been
Speaker 3: riddled with a chat to you guys every day.
Speaker 14: What's the song Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You.
Speaker 3: Oh, this is a big one, isn't it. Come on
Speaker 3: ahead of music on the show. Tell them what you
Speaker 3: know about this song and the pause.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Also this is lines up with last week's category which
Speaker 4: was big key changes. So this is a pause into
Speaker 4: a big key change.
Speaker 1: Whatever wish you.
Speaker 3: There's a there's piano in the background.
Speaker 4: No, no, there's just there's a bit of like leftover piano,
Speaker 4: residual residual piano.
Speaker 3: Like ketch up before you get the ketch up, you
Speaker 3: get that pre chup that kind of anyway, Sorry, Natasha, you.
Speaker 2: Car you're listening to the Christian Okyls Show podcast.
Speaker 3: So Team Australia, another great day. Four golds have come
Speaker 3: in overnight, which means four golden kettles. It actually means
Speaker 3: two golden kettles were really given too away in the
Speaker 3: in the last hour. I think did one of them
Speaker 3: coming in the mountain biking? No all in a pool,
Speaker 3: No surprise, mountain biking in the pool?
Speaker 4: They would we would probably try and get that.
Speaker 3: Over swimming events. Can there be Team Australia. I reckon,
Speaker 3: you're just swimming for fun now and they're just giving
Speaker 3: you gold medals shortly after five or six days, they've
Speaker 3: done all variations of swimming events. I think this is
Speaker 3: the last day.
Speaker 4: Is there any more honored? There they go again.
Speaker 3: We've done this right. I've seen them do this one
Speaker 3: where they dive in and race each other, last day
Speaker 3: of the pool. So many medals, it's incredible. So two
Speaker 3: golden keedules do to be one. We're gonna phone lines
Speaker 3: right now. This is going to be one of those
Speaker 3: phone ins that is going to upset us at various
Speaker 3: times along the way. There are certain TV shows, certain
Speaker 3: movies that we really care about that actually means something
Speaker 3: to us. And when someone says, oh I watched that,
Speaker 3: I just didn't get it. I actually get really upset.
Speaker 3: I actually get you get quite attached to the our
Speaker 3: TV shows. When you recommend it to someone, they it's
Speaker 3: like you give them a gift, right, and then when
Speaker 3: they go, I didn't like it, they hand you back
Speaker 3: the gift. And it's actually it actually really upsets people.
Speaker 3: And when Jack's dad said the other day, Jack told me,
Speaker 3: your dad didn't like Top Gun, Maverick. I've never heard
Speaker 3: anyone say they haven't loved it, which is why it's
Speaker 3: been a global mega hit.
Speaker 4: One point two billion dollars attorney right now, this is
Speaker 4: biggest ever success. I haven't run into anybody who hasn't
Speaker 4: liked it. But my dad, ever, the Synic went to
Speaker 4: gold Class and said no, not for me. His explanation was,
Speaker 4: it was exactly the same as the first one.
Speaker 3: It's completely different though than the mission different and like
Speaker 3: Tom's older, he's just a young buck, and the old one.
Speaker 4: Exactly the same as the first one. And his words,
Speaker 4: too lovey dovey to.
Speaker 7: Love dove's not really lovey dovey, lovey dovey is the
Speaker 7: first Do you.
Speaker 3: Think he just saw the first one? Because I could say,
Speaker 3: you could say I think he saw the first one,
Speaker 3: because if he thought it was exactly not the first one,
Speaker 3: he's watching the first one, and the Maverick, he wouldn't
Speaker 3: say it was lovey dovey if he didn't like it.
Speaker 3: I think he went to this scene. Maybe they were
Speaker 3: showing an old one. So that's some one we want
Speaker 3: to know. What didn't you get? You know when you
Speaker 3: just like you watch the TV show that's been very
Speaker 3: well hyped. Same with the movie. You sat through it
Speaker 3: and he thought, this is leaving me cold. There's nothing
Speaker 3: for me, Patsy, what's it for you? What didn't you get?
Speaker 7: Oh shame? I know, but it's Game of Thrones. I've
Speaker 7: tried a few I know, but I've tried a few times.
Speaker 8: I just can't know.
Speaker 3: Please, I know it's awful. Stop it.
Speaker 4: Seriously conjuring with duncan.
Speaker 7: I know it was bigger than Mesh, but I just
Speaker 7: I tried.
Speaker 3: To time because.
Speaker 8: Jesus, I just couldn't. It was it was needlessly.
Speaker 3: Violent TV show. Is it like Mash? No?
Speaker 8: It was violent, it was blood thirsty.
Speaker 7: It was bordering on X rated pawn and I.
Speaker 8: Tell you what couldn't do it?
Speaker 3: When you leave the show, Sky News is ready for
Speaker 3: you with this bombastic it was bordering on Paul bring
Speaker 3: back Mash.
Speaker 4: I say, even in the war, they made that digestible.
Speaker 7: Mesh's numbers are up there like one of the big
Speaker 7: the final episodes talking about it was one of the
Speaker 7: most watched TV compare everything the final episode, Yes we
Speaker 7: Are you got to confuse people call Yeah, I like
Speaker 7: to record number of viewers and fame of Thrones is
Speaker 7: up there. It's so popular, but I don't get it.
Speaker 7: I don't like it, and I won't watch it again.
Speaker 3: I'm not surprised it's not for everyone. Right demands a
Speaker 3: lot of you, and I think for someone like you.
Speaker 8: Oh, here we go again. What do you mean someone
Speaker 8: like me?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, I don't recommend Game of Thrones to everybody.
Speaker 8: What am I?
Speaker 3: I want to know highly intelligent, highly intelligent, beautiful, big soul,
Speaker 3: and I know a lot of people like you. I
Speaker 3: wouldn't recommend that kind of show of them because it
Speaker 3: demands quite a lot of people, and it demands something
Speaker 3: called imagination, fantastical.
Speaker 8: I sticked a little house on the prairie. Is that
Speaker 8: what you're saying?
Speaker 3: Nosh? What TV show movie you did? You just didn't get?
Speaker 3: Just for Cloudy, because I know radio, I know it works.
Speaker 3: We're in the background a lot. You'll hear certain key words. Kettle, mash,
Speaker 3: I go, I like mash starting a kettle. We're not
Speaker 3: talking about much. Perhaps he's once more taking this show
Speaker 3: down the cold as that we don't know how to
Speaker 3: get out of. I'm still trying to reverse to an
Speaker 3: eighteen point reverse to get Out nine four one four,
Speaker 3: one fort three for the voices of doubt? What didn't
Speaker 3: you get.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast?
Speaker 3: What TV show movie you just didn't get? Christian Lord
Speaker 3: of the Rings, Johnny says, Border the Rings more like
Speaker 3: nine hours of my life. I will never get back Lynn.
Speaker 3: My kids made me sit through it more than once.
Speaker 3: I was not a fan of Charling the Chocolate Factory.
Speaker 3: Love Charling the Chocolate Factory, Eastern own, but I can't
Speaker 3: understand that it's a great quite a dark tinge to
Speaker 3: it as well for kids movie, a brilliant story, Jenny
Speaker 3: Christian any move with Tom Cruise and it can't stand
Speaker 3: and totally overrated. I would take the lamb Roast over
Speaker 3: him anytime. Sure, Sure shame Redemption the Greats one of
Speaker 3: the greats cinema. That's adason. She can't stand it. Yes,
Speaker 3: Christian and I'm going straight to hell. But stuff me,
Speaker 3: that movie was boring. Now, I wouldn't call that movie boring.
Speaker 3: A man put in prison incarcrates for a crime he
Speaker 3: didn't commit, who then has a terrible time and then
Speaker 3: tries to escape. How is that boring? But anyway, this
Speaker 3: is what we're talking about what didn't you just get?
Speaker 3: Nine four one four one o four three. You know,
Speaker 3: if you just tuned in, Patsy was just sating earlier.
Speaker 3: She hated mash and she can't unerstand up. People don't
Speaker 3: like the TV show Mash Race.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Good morning, Rush.
Speaker 12: How are you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm good? So what didn't you get?
Speaker 10: I did love the plot of La La Land.
Speaker 12: It was the worst two and a half airs I've
Speaker 12: ever spent in a movie.
Speaker 3: Hit Beautiful Love Story won all the movie awards, all
Speaker 3: the oscars.
Speaker 12: Definitely not me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and my dad walked out of him and I said, well,
Speaker 3: I didn't you like it? And he just went no,
Speaker 3: thank you. My dad says that a lot about joyous theories.
Speaker 3: Thank you for me, Thank you to joy, Thank you
Speaker 3: very much for giving us a call. Have a good day, Wendy,
Speaker 3: good morning. Hello, You're not it's not Seinfeld?
Speaker 11: Is it Seinfeld?
Speaker 3: Wendy, don't do this to using most ridiculous show ever.
Speaker 3: So is life.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but at least life has something in it.
Speaker 3: So did Seinfeld jokes.
Speaker 4: And it's timeless as well. I can still watch today
Speaker 4: and enjoy it.
Speaker 3: Just one of the one of the greatest TV shows ever.
Speaker 11: Cramer, who wants a friend like that? I mean, hello,
Speaker 11: I work with.
Speaker 3: Someone a bit like that, A friend like I mean,
Speaker 3: what about Jerry or George? George one of the greatest
Speaker 3: characters that we've all been a bit like George.
Speaker 15: No, if you've been a bit like George, you've got
Speaker 15: a sad life.
Speaker 3: Honey, she did. Wow, we Wendy. All right, Wendy, thank
Speaker 3: you very much. You cool. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Look Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: I need all the guys listening right now. I need
Speaker 3: your ears. I was putting a situation yesterday by another
Speaker 3: male friend of mine, and he has put me in
Speaker 3: an awkward situation, and I just want to check that
Speaker 3: you would have felt the same way that I did.
Speaker 3: And it's not just me. I'll call this guy John
Speaker 3: because that's his name. John texted me yesterday during the
Speaker 3: show with the best invitation I can ever get. You've
Speaker 3: actually coming out this weekend for some drinks, and I replied,
Speaker 3: block capitals to convey my excitement. Hell, yes, okay, so far,
Speaker 3: so good. Yeah. Two hours later, in the middle of
Speaker 3: the day, I see he sent me another one. I
Speaker 3: can't believe John's done this. Shame on John, John said, great,
Speaker 3: some other buddies you don't know are going to be
Speaker 3: there as well. You should get on really well you friends.
Speaker 3: Shame on John, Shame on John. That should be upfront
Speaker 3: with the initial impact. It should say just so you
Speaker 3: know they'll be strangers, that you've got something to declare.
Speaker 3: Ch on that you didn't declare. That was not a
Speaker 3: pure invite. This is like entrapment.
Speaker 4: It's the equivalent of when someone sends you a text
Speaker 4: to say, hey, what are you doing Thursday, without the
Speaker 4: details of what they're in bin. It's too open. Yes,
Speaker 4: you have to declare what is on offer.
Speaker 3: And now John has put me in a very awkward situation.
Speaker 4: I don't want to go out to meet new people.
Speaker 3: I don't want to go I don't want to meet
Speaker 3: new people at the weekend. I haven't got the energy
Speaker 3: for that new people energy because if there's new people there,
Speaker 3: you've got to give new people energy. And it's just like,
Speaker 3: how do you know John and so? And you know John?
Speaker 3: What's your name again? Is it Roger? Roger?
Speaker 9: Roger?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: That's interesting, it never is. No, And that's this is
Speaker 3: already an hour and a half. You look at your
Speaker 3: watch now, it's half eight. The goodness hasn't come yet.
Speaker 3: He's still doing that crunchy small talk.
Speaker 4: No, you don't want to do new people.
Speaker 3: And they know. They also know they suddenly I'm turning
Speaker 3: up the game. We don't know him. John goes, oh,
Speaker 3: it's Christians, will make Christian. You're like this guy. They've
Speaker 3: also gone. John wish to spoke about this US three.
Speaker 3: Now I've got to combine together to give new people energy.
Speaker 12: Mpe.
Speaker 3: We don't want to do this John.
Speaker 4: Now, at least you have something in common with your
Speaker 4: new friends. It's the hatred of John, yes, because he's
Speaker 4: done everybody.
Speaker 3: But then haven't been in the situation before? Is they're
Speaker 3: a little bit stand offish. They they sort of come
Speaker 3: together as a tribe, don't they. They know I'm not
Speaker 3: one of them. And it's almost like you've got to
Speaker 3: prove yourself. It's like survivor. You know, you've got to
Speaker 3: take them a load of trials and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: And that's that orca kind of energy that I don't
Speaker 3: need Saturday night.
Speaker 4: It's too much for you. So what are you? Are
Speaker 4: you going to make up an excuse where.
Speaker 3: You can't go. I've desired this year from now on
Speaker 3: to be a lot more honest. I actually just said
Speaker 3: I don't fancy.
Speaker 5: That even an acceptable isn't it?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 3: No, I said no, Yes? What did I say yes to?
Speaker 3: What was he selling me? Sometime and John have a
Speaker 3: catch up and a few beers. Then there's someone else going,
Speaker 3: Who are these other strange dudes? Fancy that?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: Yeah, bold is also what I said, John, I don't
Speaker 3: fancy that. When you've got a free weekend, you and
Speaker 3: I can have a catch up in a couple of drinks.
Speaker 3: Let's do that. John, replying three hours late, He's obviously
Speaker 3: been munning at overthinking it, knowing now that we're in
Speaker 3: a very tense situation John and I and these other
Speaker 3: strange dudes, and said, I hope you can come along still.
Speaker 4: Your whole friendship with this guy John is hanging by
Speaker 4: a hand.
Speaker 3: What do I do?
Speaker 4: He's done wrong by you. You've kind of done wrong.
Speaker 3: I've been honest here. This is why you should never
Speaker 3: tell the truth. Kids ask them arow the story. What
Speaker 3: should I have said?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I fancy that it's just so it's raw?
Speaker 5: Should should I just say?
Speaker 3: One of the kids must have got my phone yesterday,
Speaker 3: and that wasn't me. I hate my head. That wasn't me.
Speaker 4: Do anything.
Speaker 3: You can just only messing. Of course, I'm going to
Speaker 3: be the can't wait to meet these new people. What
Speaker 3: do I do now? I don't.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you stick to your guns and you don't go otherwise.
Speaker 7: What do you stand for now?
Speaker 3: I'm actually Patsy. That is actually sound advice. What would
Speaker 3: you do? Patsy? By the way, because I don't think
Speaker 3: the Sisterhood would do something I no.
Speaker 7: I do hate when something like that happens, because it's
Speaker 7: like the goalposts move, don't they It's like, well, that's
Speaker 7: not the original contract that I signed up for.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fat, that is actually it. He we both undertook
Speaker 3: a vow.
Speaker 8: That's it.
Speaker 3: John now has been seeing other men behind my back,
Speaker 3: and I feel welded here and that is not my
Speaker 3: idea of fun on a Saturday night. Stop doing that.
Speaker 1: John Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: So hashtag John game. I just tuned in. I got
Speaker 3: basically enticed into a very dangerous situation by a male
Speaker 3: friend of Minel John John John texted me, and I'm
Speaker 3: an instant man in this. John text me yesterday morning,
Speaker 3: Joe on the show is saying, Hey, this weekend, you
Speaker 3: fancy me enough a few beers? I replied in capitals
Speaker 3: to convey Mike something. Hell. Yes. A couple of hours later,
Speaker 3: mid morning, I see an awful thing drop into my phone.
Speaker 3: He now declares his real intent with this. He says, great,
Speaker 3: because there's some other guys who are going to be
Speaker 3: coming as well. You don't know them, but you should
Speaker 3: get on really well. I don't want any part of this.
Speaker 4: And he's declared that way too late, like a like
Speaker 4: border patrol.
Speaker 3: Yes, you should do that.
Speaker 4: Before he gets off the air.
Speaker 3: John, have you got something to declare? Yes? You have
Speaker 3: new friends? Yes, in the suitcase, And I was thinking, like,
Speaker 3: why am I not one of the partners. All of
Speaker 3: a sudden, I fancy meeting up with John having some beers.
Speaker 3: That's all good. I haven't got the energy of me
Speaker 3: in the weekend, right for new people's energy, and the
Speaker 3: new people who meet me they probably haven't got it either,
Speaker 3: So a reply going I don't fancy that. When you've
Speaker 3: got time for you and I just to catch up,
Speaker 3: I'd love to do that. So it's a nice way
Speaker 3: to end it.
Speaker 4: I felt like it was obnoxious both ways.
Speaker 3: What someone's saying, Christian, that's the perfect reply that you
Speaker 3: put back to an imperfect question. But I was honest, Yeah,
Speaker 3: too honest, too honest. Can we be too honest? No?
Speaker 8: I don't think you can.
Speaker 3: Well we know that when you. Kevin's on the line, Kevin,
Speaker 3: good morning, Christian. How are you. I'm good? I need
Speaker 3: you'll take on this. Kevin. What do you think about
Speaker 3: John Gate?
Speaker 1: I reckon you should.
Speaker 12: Fight fire with fire and bring some of your friends
Speaker 12: that this John work doesn't No, I'm putting back in
Speaker 12: the same position.
Speaker 3: Check mate. I see your three friends and I've gone four.
Speaker 3: You don't know any of these people, Kevin.
Speaker 4: That could get out of hand though, then John brings
Speaker 4: fire free.
Speaker 3: But then I bring a thousand listeners. Where do we
Speaker 3: go now, John, John? Yes, all right, thank you very much, Kevin.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Brett. Good morning Brett.
Speaker 1: Brett.
Speaker 3: What's your take on John Gate?
Speaker 11: Boring guys?
Speaker 10: I'm thinking mightbe John Born is a little bit taxy
Speaker 10: and he probably feels he's doing all the heavy lifting
Speaker 10: in a one on one Christian.
Speaker 4: You think Christians a hard one on one conversation.
Speaker 3: I'm a great one on judging everyone has a baddy
Speaker 3: and my bad days, your best day, Brett. One on one,
Speaker 3: I'm like Roger Federer. Okay, I just win and win
Speaker 3: and win and win and win. I think what this is.
Speaker 3: I think John wants to show me off like a
Speaker 3: golden unicorn of Ryd the Paddict to his friends.
Speaker 4: Something you want him to beat? Time John sat down
Speaker 4: with you and had a beer? Did John look like
Speaker 4: he was doing a lot of talk in New conversation?
Speaker 3: He didn't. I left early. I think John's worried that
Speaker 3: he's not enough. One on one, John, you and I
Speaker 3: are never going for beers.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian Comel Show podcast.
Speaker 3: This is an amazing story. A woman in the UK
Speaker 3: almost died when she touched a live extension cord and
Speaker 3: got electrocuted while she was vacuuming her artificial lawn. Sul Me,
Speaker 3: if you got artificial grass, you know that's the end
Speaker 3: of maintenance, isn't it.
Speaker 4: That's why we're meant to be low maintenance.
Speaker 3: I didn't know you're supposed to vacuum me?
Speaker 8: We do, do you? Chris gets a di.
Speaker 3: I need video of that. Chris actually putting the dicon
Speaker 3: on artificial lawn he does.
Speaker 8: A spot where Presley does his business, and it's like.
Speaker 5: He's not trying to vacum around that nice beautiful inside
Speaker 5: that you could see the transparent yson and it's tummy all.
Speaker 3: Those turns, oh like a blender pooey, smoothie pooey. Anyway,
Speaker 3: so she got letacuted.
Speaker 4: Sorry, she is all right.
Speaker 3: She's okay in this. Obviously, the thing that saved her
Speaker 3: life was Puma rubber sliders. Great out of these Puma
Speaker 3: sliders now life savers. They obviously the rubber souls said
Speaker 3: they earthed her. Let's say it saved her life. So
Speaker 3: this morning, I want to know, you wouldn't be here
Speaker 3: because what saved your life? On nine four one four
Speaker 3: one o three four. So those Pumas rubber sliders, which
Speaker 3: I think are only about fifteen bucks, saved her life.
Speaker 3: So the best stories we get during the next half
Speaker 3: an hour, We've got two, is that right, two lost
Speaker 3: golden kettles.
Speaker 4: The two remaining kettles for today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, on nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 3: Perhaps you wouldn't be here because of something that saved
Speaker 3: your life.
Speaker 7: Actually, my brothers were playing monopoly. I was still a baby.
Speaker 7: I can remember crawling along the gris Monopoly is a baby. No,
Speaker 7: I wasn't, but my two older brothers were.
Speaker 3: And what were you like the banker? Banker is a
Speaker 3: bit slow.
Speaker 7: Today I was crawling along the floor. There was a
Speaker 7: knife just cracked. There was a knife there eating toast.
Speaker 7: It must have been the morning, and there was a
Speaker 7: knife on their plate. And I picked the knife up
Speaker 7: and went to put it in the socket.
Speaker 3: The monopoly with knives cheap. Get the old knife out.
Speaker 4: Give me all your money's changed.
Speaker 7: And my eldest brother pulled me back because I was
Speaker 7: going to put the knife in the socket.
Speaker 3: Wow, he saved your life?
Speaker 8: Yes he did.
Speaker 3: No pause. It's like the budget had What saved your life?
Speaker 2: You're listening to the question O Kyle's Show podcast.
Speaker 3: A woman in the UK vacuuming her artificial lawn, got
Speaker 3: to let secured, had her life saved by her Puma
Speaker 3: fifteen dollars Puma rubber sliders? What saved your life? Mikayla,
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 14: Mikayla Ry, good morning. How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good Mekada. So I'm fascinated to hear your story.
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 14: So when I was three years old, I was kneeboarding
Speaker 14: with my family up at on the Murray River and
Speaker 14: I'd fallen off the kneeboard and there was another boat
Speaker 14: that was coming straight for me who didn't actually see
Speaker 14: me in the water. So Dad had to speed down
Speaker 14: the river to try and wedge his boat between me
Speaker 14: and the other boat. That the boat didn't run over me.
Speaker 3: What a hero. That's incredible and what happened.
Speaker 14: So there was no collisions or anything like that, but
Speaker 14: there was definitely some words had between my dad and
Speaker 14: the other boat.
Speaker 8: He was not happy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is an amazing story. Mekayda, thank you very
Speaker 3: much for giving us a call. Let's go to Sharon now.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Sharon, good morning.
Speaker 6: Hey you going. When I was around about six or
Speaker 6: seven years old, we used to go down to philip
Speaker 6: Land for our holidays and there's a beach there called
Speaker 6: Red Rock and I used to have these pair of
Speaker 6: bathers that Mum used to make me wear that had
Speaker 6: a big frill at the back on the bottom, and
Speaker 6: we used to go cli I mean up there into
Speaker 6: the rocks up hine on the cliffs and there was
Speaker 6: an opening that I started sliding down towards heading off
Speaker 6: the edge of the cleep in my frill on these
Speaker 6: papers that I hated, got caught on the branch and
Speaker 6: stopped E from falling off the edge.
Speaker 3: This is amazing. You literally saved by the frills.
Speaker 1: I was unbelievable.
Speaker 6: Yep, that's my memory of it anyway.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not just decorative, no essentral part of the babing suit.
Speaker 3: Sharon, that is an amazing story. Yep. Do you know what.
Speaker 3: It's definitely worthy of one of our golden kettles.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, that sounds amazing.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 6: I loved one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a great story, Shan. Thank you very much
Speaker 3: for sharing it with us today.
Speaker 12: Okay, thank you very much. Bye.
Speaker 3: All right? What saved your life? Like Sharon?
Speaker 1: There and the frills The Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: The headline says, oh, women executed while vacuuming her artificial lawn.
Speaker 3: Let's leader to the side. Has her life saved? She said,
Speaker 3: that's a cute. It hasn't. I've saved by her Puma
Speaker 3: rubber sliders. So today she wouldn't be here, right, She's
Speaker 3: not gonna be live without those Pumi rubber sliders. What
Speaker 3: single thing saved your life? What was it? We've heard
Speaker 3: about the frills on a bikini bottom, saving whatever your lives.
Speaker 3: It was incredible trash.
Speaker 11: I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for a fully
Speaker 11: loaded trailer of camping gear.
Speaker 3: This is great. I've got another rest tresh first play
Speaker 3: what happened?
Speaker 11: A windy mountain road going really slowly around the corners,
Speaker 11: single lane. Someone's coming the other way around the blind
Speaker 11: corner really fast. My dad swerves the cargoes off the
Speaker 11: side of the mountain. The trailer is weighted with the
Speaker 11: camping gear and keeps us dangling there.
Speaker 3: Wow, this is like a scene you seen a movie,
Speaker 3: isn't it, where they're they're sort of just hovering on
Speaker 3: the edge of a precipice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how did you get back up?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Mom and Dad got out. We're able to get us
Speaker 11: out really quickly.
Speaker 3: In that situation, it'd be so wide if I get out.
Speaker 3: This is getting lighter and you're in there.
Speaker 11: Yeah. And a little while later a big, old dirty
Speaker 11: grader was coming round and was able to winch the
Speaker 11: car up. But if it wasn't for the trailer with
Speaker 11: all the camping gear, and I still hate camping to
Speaker 11: this day, wouldn't be saved, but I'm not going to
Speaker 11: take my kids camping.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about that, Trish.
Speaker 3: The very least we could do is reward that amazing
Speaker 3: story where you can definitely have one of our golden kettles.
Speaker 3: Woo your life for a kettle, Trish, amazing story brilliantly
Speaker 3: told us, well, thank you. Thanks, all right, let's go
Speaker 3: to Luke. Good morning, Luke.
Speaker 12: Morning, Christian, Jack and Pattio are you yeah?
Speaker 3: We're good Luke? What saved you mate?
Speaker 12: What saved my life was my young blue heel of
Speaker 12: dog Rigsy.
Speaker 3: Yeah. How come.
Speaker 12: Come home late one night from a football function and
Speaker 12: decided to try and wake the good lady wife up
Speaker 12: to cook me something. She sort of told me to
Speaker 12: go have a sleep on the couch, and then I
Speaker 12: went to the bread basket, grabbed myself a loaf of bread,
Speaker 12: went back and sat back on the couch, fell asleep,
Speaker 12: and the bread that I was eating turned into obviously dough.
Speaker 12: And my dog was stretching and barking at the door.
Speaker 3: Throat.
Speaker 12: Yeah, well I think she would like to I had
Speaker 12: a dog was barking that much. My wife got up
Speaker 12: and to see what was going on and walked in
Speaker 12: and seen me laying on the couch.
Speaker 3: Am I doing the world.
Speaker 12: I'm one hundred percent sure that's the right I think
Speaker 12: she thought that. And then yeah, she turned the light
Speaker 12: on and I was fucking blue and purple in the face,
Speaker 12: and she yea and heard me sort of going sort
Speaker 12: of struggling the brave there and put her finger in
Speaker 12: her mouth and looked at the dough and I, uh,
Speaker 12: pretty much started breathing again. And so my dog saved
Speaker 12: my life.
Speaker 3: And don't come back but the dogs some of this
Speaker 3: bread dough.
Speaker 12: She's a good woman, I'll give her that. The boys
Speaker 12: there in the football call club called me Captain Low.
Speaker 3: Yeah, very great, God, I never thought of that. Today's time. Look,
Speaker 3: thank you very much and cool. All right, we're looking
Speaker 3: for your stories. Let's quickly go that.
Speaker 1: One Christian know Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Some amazing stories this morning. And then the last caller,
Speaker 3: let's go to Sarah Sarah. Good morning, Good morning, Hello Sarah.
Speaker 3: What saved your life?
Speaker 15: Well, what saved my life was fifty kilos of horse
Speaker 15: feed landing on my head.
Speaker 3: Right. Well, we've got another rest. What's the story.
Speaker 15: Well, what happened is is we have a small stop
Speaker 15: feed business, and two bags of amounting to fifty kilos
Speaker 15: of horse feed came down off the shelf and landed
Speaker 15: on my head and knocked me.
Speaker 3: Out break the spine.
Speaker 15: Well, and that was the thing. So they zoomed me
Speaker 15: off to to EA to the emergency.
Speaker 3: When it's an injured that you're zoomed off.
Speaker 16: Actually absolutely so off I went, and they're doing all
Speaker 16: these scans. And then they're doing all these scans, and
Speaker 16: they're doing all these scans and I'm thinking, oh.
Speaker 15: What's going on here? All of a sudden, I was
Speaker 15: the superstar of the minute. So to make a long
Speaker 15: story short, they found there was nothing wrong with Manette
Speaker 15: coming back. But they did find a cancer on the kidney.
Speaker 3: So the horse feed saved your life, it did.
Speaker 15: It did because it's one of those kidneys where there's
Speaker 15: one of those cancers where there's no symptoms. And yes,
Speaker 15: we hadn't done that, we wouldn't have known and I
Speaker 15: wouldn't have ended well.
Speaker 3: Right, And so they obviously were able to treat it.
Speaker 3: So what they do do they take it out?
Speaker 6: Here?
Speaker 15: They did. They went in and took it out and
Speaker 15: all of that. That wasn't fun, but hey, it's all good. Now.
Speaker 3: That's the trouble with surgery, isn't it take the fun
Speaker 3: out fun in surgery? You know, old booths.
Speaker 15: Yeah, but talk about a different way of being a
Speaker 15: superstar for the day.
Speaker 3: Let's get into it now, lovely, all right, thank you?
Speaker 3: How much you call me? Okay, thank you. It's a
Speaker 3: great story.
Speaker 15: Cheers, thanks very much, Bye bye.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: This week, Australian beer lovers have been hit with the
Speaker 3: biggest hike ever up to and astonishing fifteen dollars for
Speaker 3: a beer. I'm sure you mean when you were first
Speaker 3: going to the pub, what a couple of bucks will
Speaker 3: buy you a pint? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I remember dollar potts at the public bar in North Melbourne.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And now fifteen dollars is a big height for people
Speaker 3: when there's so many big price increases and everything right
Speaker 3: across the board. All the gas bills are you tility
Speaker 3: bills are going up now fifteen dollars for a pint?
Speaker 3: You know? And perhaps he really drove this home this
Speaker 3: week when she had it in the news, and when
Speaker 3: she phrased it like this, it made us all sit
Speaker 3: up and notice.
Speaker 8: Well, having a beer with Duncan is on the rise
Speaker 8: yet again.
Speaker 4: You know, it made us thing, It made us think
Speaker 4: what does that mean? And then and then we worked
Speaker 4: to the house.
Speaker 3: Skin has formed over, skin has formed over a very
Speaker 3: raw wound. Don't knock that scab over? And blood start
Speaker 3: coming again, all over the shore, blood all over the studio, carpets,
Speaker 3: chap It made me think the last couple of days,
Speaker 3: what can we do here? We need a new superhero
Speaker 3: for these times. And this radio station has a superhero, doesn't.
Speaker 4: It, cash Man?
Speaker 3: It is awful. We don't like cash Man. However, cash
Speaker 3: Man stand aside. There's a new one. Who is it?
Speaker 3: Look up now, listeners, look up in the sky. Who
Speaker 3: is that? Christian O'Connell is fight man. It's not a
Speaker 3: cash man. Oh my beer. Cash Man Pine Man is
Speaker 3: here tomorrow on this show. And you know what, dear friend,
Speaker 3: he's buying one hundred of you a pints. That's right,
Speaker 3: one hundred of you are getting a pint from us.
Speaker 3: Wherever you're going this weekend, We are buying you a beer.
Speaker 3: What does cash men do?
Speaker 4: Give you cash? That's useless here? We know if they
Speaker 4: know us for a pint, I can't even buy that
Speaker 4: man will give you the pipe Man.
Speaker 3: All right, So we've had production made. There's four different
Speaker 3: ones here. Let me know which ones you like. For
Speaker 3: pinte Man, forget cash Man, meat fight Man. I didn't elaborate, No,
Speaker 3: that did nothing to forget that one. Delete that.
Speaker 9: You know what's taxing shouting all those pints of beer?
Speaker 3: Take it away, pint man better?
Speaker 17: What to ever beer with Duncan? Whatever that means, just
Speaker 17: call fight man.
Speaker 3: Shame on our voiceover guy, big bulls, shame on him
Speaker 3: for doing that. Let me hear that again.
Speaker 17: What tover beer with Duncan, whatever that means, just call
Speaker 17: fight man.
Speaker 4: The fact that Patter isn't saying anything is making me
Speaker 4: more disturbed.
Speaker 3: It's a powerful silence like Max Kady and Kate fit.
Speaker 3: It's hitch cocky in the silence, the tension right before
Speaker 3: actually a snake attacks. It makes no noise.
Speaker 4: It does feel like you're washing it, washing us from
Speaker 4: the longer half.
Speaker 3: Of course, she is where she always is, that lioness.
Speaker 8: Up there on that ringea watching Jack.
Speaker 9: He only appears to shout you beers, fight.
Speaker 3: Last we found it. So tomorrow to honor show, pipe
Speaker 3: Man will be here and he's buying one hundred of
Speaker 3: you a pints brighter.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the Christian o'carl's show podcast.
Speaker 3: This week is International Crime Stoppers Week. It is illegal
Speaker 3: to speak or do business with pirates in Victoria, maximum
Speaker 3: penalty ten years in prison. Who knew? In New South
Speaker 3: Wales drivers can get a two two hundred dollars fine
Speaker 3: if you splash mud on people waiting at a bus stop.
Speaker 3: Some lawmaker that happened to them once they went. This stops.
Speaker 3: This ends right here. It's illegal in essay to object
Speaker 3: to a wedding. I thought any service they go. Anyone
Speaker 3: here will fully object. The penalty is ten thousand dollars
Speaker 3: or two years in prison.
Speaker 4: So if they did that at a wedding in Adelaide,
Speaker 4: that's encampment.
Speaker 3: Yes, what are you in for? Jet to a wedding
Speaker 3: to two year stretch the big house? All right? So
Speaker 3: today we're looking for your illegal bands, your contrabands. Very clever,
Speaker 3: thank you? All right, criminal bands. You're saying, who's on
Speaker 3: stage at crim Fest playing at the prison road Rage
Speaker 3: against the machine? No you don't cut me up. Silver racketeers
Speaker 3: a fairs silver Now they're trying to rap me off.
Speaker 3: Those eighty singers racketeers. There's a racketeer there that deserved
Speaker 3: the gold. You short change me, ben Folds, what's he
Speaker 3: in for? Yeah? Ben Folds five to ten years. No,
Speaker 3: don't be shy. Nine pinched nails. I know you didn't
Speaker 3: pay for them. Trent gold Strong on this mega death
Speaker 3: penalty Bronze and Ario Speed didn't Wagon slow down, guys,
Speaker 3: Speed and Wagon Silver. If you got Jackie Boy, the
Speaker 3: criminal man, he's on stage at Crimfast.
Speaker 4: Who's on stage at the prison. It's inaccessory to murder?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's gold, the red.
Speaker 4: Hot chili purps.
Speaker 3: A perpetrator? Did you know what? Did you know what
Speaker 3: stood for perpetrator? Where you went pepper.
Speaker 4: Trying to make it sound more like potpers of Monsters
Speaker 4: and Men. You got to know the band of Monsters
Speaker 4: and Men?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, real, everyone really knows that band right there?
Speaker 3: Yeah two thousand and three cool want their band.
Speaker 4: Back, and hunters and collectors without permits. I can't just know.
Speaker 3: That's a that's a floppy one. Don't get a floppy
Speaker 3: one out. That's stiff feature new feature. I meant, don't
Speaker 3: look at Rio and I as well what you're saying
Speaker 3: that what has happened? What has happened? All right? Where
Speaker 3: were we? Criminal bands? There's missing criminal behavior on the
Speaker 3: show right here. Criminal bands is what we're looking for.
Speaker 3: Who's on stage at crim Best.
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Speaker 3: It's Mark today's time waster. We're looking for your criminal
Speaker 3: bands best in show. Off to go and see Elton,
Speaker 3: elm John all right, criminal mans justin Scott pet shop
Speaker 3: lifting boys, Silver fled Zeppe and they just took off
Speaker 3: Patroon plant. They have fled the scene. Silver plus system
Speaker 3: of a get down on the ground. Now, that's very good,
Speaker 3: Laura Clink one eighty two. That's very good. Kerry Holes
Speaker 3: of Justice and Oaks. Silver, crowded, Big House Gold, don't Kelly,
Speaker 3: no reasonable doubts. Silver, that's some Sam.
Speaker 4: That's a gold right I did be.
Speaker 3: The bigger man say that. Come on, it's okay? So
Speaker 3: could I changed your mind?
Speaker 4: Gold?
Speaker 3: Where I am guilty? You're honor Silver crazy So that
Speaker 3: deserved the gold match box twenty years. You're gonna go
Speaker 3: away for crumbs against music. Silver, Belly stole, Oh Naughty
Speaker 3: Billy Chilaughty boyd Boy Bear Naked ladies in public. You
Speaker 3: can't do that. Put some pants on. That is that
Speaker 3: Stephen Harris, well done, Benckid ladies in public, Stevie, you're nicked,
Speaker 3: Bronze stalking heads, silver, sticky finger said a pounder finger
Speaker 3: Burnard and the boys stealing over Australian Brawl. Yeah, smart
Speaker 3: on the money. We're done, Sam Marsh, Robbery Williams, naughty
Speaker 3: Robbie Williams, Tom Petty, theft silver, The Mummers and a
Speaker 3: popper cap in your ass. It will be hard to
Speaker 3: beat that. Go pass, Josh, that goes on the mount
Speaker 3: rushmore funniest ones of the week. The Mummers and popper
Speaker 3: cap in your ass. That is so good, Josh, well done.
Speaker 3: Uh scam Halen, silver con Jovi, silvil pass a st
Speaker 3: pepper sprayed gold meat loaf with a file inside. Eh
Speaker 3: you know with that?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah. Sometimes it takes a well, isn't it? Class
Speaker 3: A Phil Collins? Class A drugs. They're categorized into different
Speaker 3: they're graded in terms of being coret possession of Class A.
Speaker 4: Where's Phil Collins coming through it?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 3: Sorry, it's my bad Class A Piel Collins. Oh I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: Daniel screwed up. Oh the bronzes on me, Danny Boy,
Speaker 3: I owe you are gold sutin perjury silver and a
Speaker 3: Quiitney spears. Good news has been a lets off. A
Speaker 3: Quitney spears. All right, Josh boy, joshy bye, the Mamas
Speaker 3: and the Poppa camp in your ass. Josh, You're off
Speaker 3: to go and see Billy Joel. So today are we
Speaker 3: keep an eye on next twenty four hours what happens
Speaker 3: overnight in Birmingham, the game to see if we've got
Speaker 3: any more gold kettles. But the really big thing on
Speaker 3: tomorrow's show for one hundred of you, This guy's going
Speaker 3: to be here tomorrow pint Man.
Speaker 9: He only appears to shout you pers fight man, fifteen.
Speaker 3: Dollars from there, not for you. One hundred of you
Speaker 3: are going to get one hundred pints tomorrow thanks to
Speaker 3: pint Man.
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