Speaker 1: Christ.
Speaker 2: Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast showtime.
Speaker 3: Oh no, they're going to see me picking my nose.
Speaker 1: Right now, termite, So listen to show and going.
Speaker 2: Oh, Christian O'Connell Show Gold one O four pine three.
Speaker 1: So she doesn't like that click, and poor Patsy is
Speaker 1: actually off sick today and she's going to think I've
Speaker 1: deliberately done that on purpose. That is not a good
Speaker 1: start for team morale on the show this year.
Speaker 3: I actually forgot about that audio. Now that we've been reminded,
Speaker 3: I feel like we'll hear it every day. Another thing
Speaker 3: that's bad for tem morale on the shows. I've already
Speaker 3: been accused from lying seeing you guys for five minutes,
Speaker 3: and you're calling me a life of something that truly
Speaker 3: happened to me yesterday.
Speaker 1: That was amazing, something which as we're about to share
Speaker 1: on air now, I'm sure it does strike me as
Speaker 1: something that teenage stoners used to do it to to
Speaker 1: get into the local pace, going to make some money
Speaker 1: where they go. Look, we found the face of our
Speaker 1: savior Jesus Christ in this toasty.
Speaker 3: Why would I need to make up a story to it?
Speaker 1: I don't know we've been off for six weeks. You're
Speaker 1: thinking I need to come back with some gold. I've
Speaker 1: got some cock and ball story about a magical piece
Speaker 1: of toast.
Speaker 3: I had toast this is the year we're up.
Speaker 1: Against Carl and JACKI. Oh, they're going to have like
Speaker 1: one hundred hot air balloons up there every day.
Speaker 3: I implore you to have an open mind about this story.
Speaker 3: This one hundred percent happened to me yesterday.
Speaker 1: I reckon, this is why Patsy saw the email where
Speaker 1: you said this has happened and was like, do you
Speaker 1: know what I miss out Monday. I'll come back Wednesday
Speaker 1: when they've got through some of the crappy stuff and
Speaker 1: we're into the actual, the guts of the show.
Speaker 3: I made toasts yesterday that popped so high that it
Speaker 3: came out of the toaster and landed face up on
Speaker 3: top of the toaster.
Speaker 1: Why is the thing that you're actually telling anyone else
Speaker 1: about there? Right outside of the you might tell you
Speaker 1: why we go, Hey, this is a mild interest thing.
Speaker 1: Why is it you think it's we start the year
Speaker 1: with that?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: I was going to bring in a photo, but then
Speaker 3: I thought you could easily doctor that photo I could
Speaker 3: have just laid a piece of toast on top of
Speaker 3: the toast, but I am. I just asking you to
Speaker 3: believe me.
Speaker 1: And what is it you found so incredible about it
Speaker 1: that it pops so high?
Speaker 3: I've made toaster every day for the last thirty six years.
Speaker 1: Every day you came out of the womb and they
Speaker 1: were like, love to just meet me, Jack? It went,
Speaker 1: excuse me? Is that a toast? You need to get
Speaker 1: to work? This is why I've come here to earn
Speaker 1: the school to use a toaster every day? Listens for
Speaker 1: thirty six years? I eat thirty six years a toaster?
Speaker 1: What a movie every year? Yeah? Ye, It's always not
Speaker 1: the same day generally. The foeh, I have toasted every day?
Speaker 1: Are we recording a podcast now? And then we start
Speaker 1: the show maybe tomorrow.
Speaker 3: I've toasted every day and that's never happened before. What's
Speaker 3: different in the mechanics of the toaster? How's it getting strong?
Speaker 1: How? How is this happening? And one botany how is
Speaker 1: this the first thing you hear from us this year? Anyway?
Speaker 1: We're back, Good morning.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: So, Jack, how was your family so second Christmas? With
Speaker 1: baby Gordon.
Speaker 3: Yes, the first one where he kind of understood that
Speaker 3: there was something going on. The first year he was
Speaker 3: a blob still but it doesn't still really understand Sanda's coming.
Speaker 3: And the present sat under the trees for weeks before,
Speaker 3: and he didn't try to tear them open.
Speaker 1: So we should just point out he's not yet too
Speaker 1: He sounds like you've got a slow kid or something.
Speaker 1: He's nineteen, remember coming, He's got to get it at
Speaker 1: some point. He's still not walking properly, so he isn't
Speaker 1: yet too, No.
Speaker 3: But I we still had fun on the day and
Speaker 3: he can tell that there was like I do.
Speaker 1: I know you'd like to save money, so you wait
Speaker 1: until he fully understands Christmashfore you'll spend over a total
Speaker 1: of one hundred dollars on you love this.
Speaker 3: Actually I spent about I think I spent twelve dollars
Speaker 3: on his gift. He had other gifts, but.
Speaker 1: I was joking to make a point twelve what do
Speaker 1: you get for twelve bucks?
Speaker 3: And it was the best present that he's had and
Speaker 3: he still loves it, still carries it around, Yes, every day.
Speaker 3: What was online? I bought him? His favorite animal is
Speaker 3: a cow, and I bought him fifty cow stickers and
Speaker 3: he keeps them in a box.
Speaker 1: That's actually cool, he likes. I've this scenario is in
Speaker 1: a future therapy session, what I thought you were going
Speaker 1: to say, you've got fifty small cows, because there can't
Speaker 1: be more than like ten cents with some small one
Speaker 1: from a servo or something like that. One up shot,
Speaker 1: fifty stickers I know you like, and you know what
Speaker 1: one thing you like. I've got some stickers of.
Speaker 3: It and he carries it around every day and he
Speaker 3: takes the stickers out. Doesn't even up to the stage
Speaker 3: where you can peel the sticker and stick it on something.
Speaker 1: Just simply put, he's not like he's not like preschool
Speaker 1: and nursery yet, is he.
Speaker 3: No, he's also started daycare this year.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we don't take those stickers because people pick on
Speaker 1: a kid like that and go. And that's that's not
Speaker 1: the cowstickers. You need to get him some proper cows.
Speaker 1: Twelve bucks is that all? He got some cow.
Speaker 3: Sign And he got real gifts as well from you know,
Speaker 3: from Bianca and me as a collective sand and probably
Speaker 3: chipped in.
Speaker 1: And is that what you called Mum and dad it's
Speaker 1: from the post collective appearance, otherwise knowing it commonly more
Speaker 1: commonly known as as your parents. And so what was
Speaker 1: he getting up early on Christmas Day? Nah, you've got
Speaker 1: that to come because even though my kids now seventeen
Speaker 1: and nineteen, the wonderful thing where I was like, they
Speaker 1: still love the magic of Christmas. No Christmas Eve, they
Speaker 1: were still having the same conversation with my wife and I,
Speaker 1: the collective that has been going on since they were
Speaker 1: little kids, where they were like, what, what's the earliest
Speaker 1: time we can get out tomorrow? Can we get up
Speaker 1: at seven?
Speaker 3: What was the rule at your house that was a
Speaker 3: six am? We were allowed up six thirty.
Speaker 1: Ours was six thirty. But you never stocked it because
Speaker 1: you can hear them like scurrying around, and they're like
Speaker 1: they're in each other's bedrooms and they start jumping on
Speaker 1: the bed and they make so much noise you're awake.
Speaker 1: There's no point lying there. So yeah, even at seventeen
Speaker 1: and nineteen, and obviously because I've got two daughters, the
Speaker 1: first thing they did the night before I noticed on
Speaker 1: Christmas Eve is they count each other's presence to make
Speaker 1: sure there's an equal amount I went, can't still be
Speaker 1: doing this? You're seventeen. One of you doesn't even live
Speaker 1: at home anymore. Now, cheapiness that we might give one
Speaker 1: of you one more present than the other.
Speaker 3: One, especially because how many presidents did you and Sarah
Speaker 3: get back from them?
Speaker 1: No? I did, I got I got a gift that.
Speaker 1: I don't know who they think I am, But you
Speaker 1: ever see me use a Handbois Drives? Is this how
Speaker 1: odd they think I'm that you get this from out the.
Speaker 2: Auntie the Christian Connell Show podcast?
Speaker 1: What's this I saying? On the new sort of TV
Speaker 1: that we have in the studio here about the headline
Speaker 1: is commoner becomes Queen. This whiffs of some Australian desperate
Speaker 1: coattail grab at the royal family. No, well, perhaps he
Speaker 1: was here, she'd be punching in the throat right now.
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying the headline on Channel seven is
Speaker 1: commoner becomes Queen, which feels like some new sort of
Speaker 1: reality show like the Farmer Wants a wife, the common
Speaker 1: old becomes Queen.
Speaker 3: We were all very excited about twenty years ago, I
Speaker 3: reckon when the Prince of Denmark came to Australia on
Speaker 3: holiday and he fell in love with a girl from
Speaker 3: Tasmania called Mary Oh.
Speaker 1: Sort of tourist thing where they were saying, you can
Speaker 1: have some land here if you get warm them up
Speaker 1: the dove.
Speaker 3: He took her back to Denmark to become princess. We
Speaker 3: kind of forgot about her for a bit, and now
Speaker 3: she's becoming queen. I guess, so queen of what Denmark?
Speaker 3: She's a queen of Denmark. So what's happened last twenty years?
Speaker 1: She's been at some sort of special finishing school because
Speaker 1: she's Tasmani and goes Shane, ready she can lead another
Speaker 1: lease another eighteen years? King, they've been uncommon in her,
Speaker 1: or what's she been up to for the last twenty years?
Speaker 1: Or they're wait for someone to die. I think they're
Speaker 1: waiting for something, right, So they saw what happened with
Speaker 1: old King Charles and that were like, let's speed up
Speaker 1: the process. And of course not saying anything dodgy happened whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Last thing we want to do is start the here
Speaker 1: with her lipel threat. This is great new so common
Speaker 1: up becomes queen.
Speaker 3: The first radio show I ever worked on was in Adelaide,
Speaker 3: and this is just shows that Ustralian radio will put
Speaker 3: anybody on air. The host of the show was a
Speaker 3: lady who was Princess Mary's bride'smaid and that was her
Speaker 3: claim to fame.
Speaker 1: And she's on radio.
Speaker 3: She gave her a breakfast radio show.
Speaker 1: A country or what an Australian radio scene there is.
Speaker 1: So you now have royal family, you have a royal Australian.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she doesn't have anything to do with Australia anymore
Speaker 3: except for like she came from.
Speaker 1: They'd be desperate to get her back over now because obviously,
Speaker 1: judging by the news here, this is very very big news.
Speaker 1: I've seen all the five six seasons of The Crown
Speaker 1: it finished last week and no mention of this sort
Speaker 1: of part of their family.
Speaker 3: But now that this is the last English one, maybe
Speaker 3: they'll do Dead March.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe Christian Connell's show podcast. No.
Speaker 1: I know a lot of people in Melbourne. They wait
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Speaker 1: four one oh four three. Brianna, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good, Brianna. Did you have a nice summer and Christmas?
Speaker 5: I did?
Speaker 2: It was lovely?
Speaker 6: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Awesome? Now what can we get? Do you fancy the mugs?
Speaker 1: Do you fancy the pillow? Do you want both? Look?
Speaker 1: I'd love the.
Speaker 5: Pillow, although I don't know how much sleep I'm going
Speaker 5: to be getting over the next so a couple of
Speaker 5: years years probably the tur Babe number three under the
Speaker 5: edge of three.
Speaker 1: So three under three?
Speaker 3: How does the work?
Speaker 1: Our business? Actually not our business?
Speaker 5: One's about to turn three tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, so are you expecting the third one at
Speaker 1: the moment we're not the moment, but very soon imminently.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, well the next few months yep.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 3: And what do you do?
Speaker 1: Where are you at work? Banna? What does work for you?
Speaker 5: What do you do currently? Working in admin for Victoria Police?
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Speaker 1: And so does it reach a certain point with the
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's exactly right. So just in the opposite of
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Speaker 1: it has been hot for the last couple of days,
Speaker 1: how are you sleeping at the moments? You must been
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Speaker 5: Look, you know, in a monst getting up in the
Speaker 5: night for the other two babies, and in the hot weather,
Speaker 5: you know, there's a bit of broken sleep. But can
Speaker 5: I complain too much?
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Speaker 5: Beautiful, that'd be lovely. Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: All right, and good luck, Brianna. Thank you, love your talk.
Speaker 1: You have a good day, Andrew, good morning. Hello, Hello Andrew.
Speaker 1: And what do you do mate? Your work? Right now?
Speaker 1: You're on your way?
Speaker 7: Yes, you have been working about half an Now we
Speaker 7: do hot softy and roof access means installing some gear
Speaker 7: that the window coiners hang off.
Speaker 1: So you are then with them? Are you on the
Speaker 1: ground just handing the ropes and the man up there
Speaker 1: with them? Wow? We and what are you cleaning this week?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: No, no, we're not cleaning were we're doing the install
Speaker 7: for what they hang off to lud to do the cleaning.
Speaker 3: Spoke, you don't get the guy do in the installment.
Speaker 1: I forgot what the process is. Stick to trust the process.
Speaker 1: That's what we're always saying, the window cleaning game.
Speaker 7: Yep, yep. So yes, we get up there and I
Speaker 7: suppose I have to trust us for there with what
Speaker 7: we're doing.
Speaker 1: And yeah, suppose they do. That's the key word there.
Speaker 1: I like saying a bit more stronger than I suppose.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, that's right, definitely.
Speaker 1: And maybe they'll be callding a radio. I know.
Speaker 7: I'm just not, especially when you're seventy seven stories up.
Speaker 1: Wow we all right, Well listen, let's wrap this up. Andrew, Andrew,
Speaker 1: do you want the pillow in the mug? My friend?
Speaker 7: I would love the mugropose?
Speaker 1: Gotcha? All right, Andrew, have a good day you too.
Speaker 7: Thank you?
Speaker 1: By now, John, good morning. There we go. We're bank
Speaker 1: so called him. Someone's staring at the sun or something.
Speaker 1: John Almost we'll come back to Johnny boy. It's great.
Speaker 1: Three back two out of three, two out of three.
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Speaker 1: Oh four seventy five O three one O four three Peter,
Speaker 1: Good morning Peter.
Speaker 4: Good morning team, here do you do? Happy New Year
Speaker 4: to you all.
Speaker 1: Do Peter, Happy New Year. I hope you haven't a
Speaker 1: great summer. You had a great Christmas with you and
Speaker 1: your family.
Speaker 6: Yes, we went to Adelaid and then dan Geelong for
Speaker 6: New Year, but we didn't have very good winther anyway
Speaker 6: we win.
Speaker 1: It was terrible. Yeah, you know we were. We were
Speaker 1: away last week up in Barron Bay for eight days.
Speaker 1: We have one day of sunshine long when he go
Speaker 1: and on the money to waste, So play scrabbling indoors
Speaker 1: with your kids. Luckily I had two packs of Unos,
Speaker 1: so everyone was laughing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm on the way to work. I started work
Speaker 7: last week, so I put damn floor covering.
Speaker 6: So I'm just abt to into the Xavier seeing your
Speaker 6: school and I've got a couple of.
Speaker 1: Areas they know you're coming. Or is it just go
Speaker 1: swimming in the holiday for free? Is it? Peter? Have
Speaker 1: we got all that nice postum equipment there?
Speaker 7: We grind some stuff off the floor and then we resurface.
Speaker 3: It, then.
Speaker 1: Get kicks you grind away. So that's all I said,
Speaker 1: I'm not judging, all right, So you laying your floor
Speaker 1: down there for the little kids. Charles Xavier is he
Speaker 1: the guy for the X Men in Melbourne? Finding the
Speaker 1: next generation of Supergose here, mate, I've been looking for
Speaker 1: six years. Commenter becomes queen. That's the big news today. Guys.
Speaker 1: Pizza you you're want the mug?
Speaker 7: I love the mark.
Speaker 4: That'd be great.
Speaker 1: What about all that day grinding. You're going to rest
Speaker 1: that neck afterwards, wouldn't it? Why not? All right, Peter,
Speaker 1: have a great day, happy grinding. Good on you boys,
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Let's put that on the marks.
Speaker 1: Calling Matthew, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 8: How are you, Christian?
Speaker 1: I'm good Matthew. And happy New Year.
Speaker 8: Happy New Year to yourselves.
Speaker 1: Guys. Now, Matthew, where are you? You're at work already,
Speaker 1: you're sounding chipper, you're sounding lively.
Speaker 8: Yes, I'm sitting at the Crown Parmen picking up tennis
Speaker 8: players to go to the Australian Open.
Speaker 1: Okay, So do you know who you pick up day
Speaker 1: to day or is there anyone who just gets in
Speaker 1: the in the back of the taxi.
Speaker 8: I'm in the bush in a mini basow.
Speaker 1: Lord, cheaper for them now he's out there by joker,
Speaker 1: I'm not laughing right now. I want to see your
Speaker 1: vaccination card as well.
Speaker 9: We got more stuff in the Melbourne Park up. I
Speaker 9: love to see it all in one big bus. Who's
Speaker 9: sitting on the back, choker, Joker back.
Speaker 1: In the back. So what's times to the place? Do
Speaker 1: you know which ones you're picking up this morning?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 8: I don't they you'll just come out whoever comes out.
Speaker 7: That's two guys.
Speaker 8: So there's no times.
Speaker 1: What times pick up seven o'clock here and.
Speaker 8: Then I've got to do about twelve trips well.
Speaker 1: Back and forth all day. Yes, So do you have
Speaker 1: to take the ones that have crashed out like pretty early?
Speaker 1: Do you have to take them back?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 10: I do.
Speaker 8: It's quite funny.
Speaker 1: Actually you don't say how'd it go? Because they put
Speaker 1: your bloody obvious mate?
Speaker 7: No, here'd you go?
Speaker 8: And I go, I'm not cool. I go, well they're
Speaker 8: luck next year.
Speaker 1: That's friendly. That's friendly, that's nice. I said, we can do, Matthew,
Speaker 1: isn't it exactly?
Speaker 3: Tell you what?
Speaker 1: Why don't we chuck you? And actually a couple of
Speaker 1: spot in knees pillows and the next couple of day
Speaker 1: he says sell of them make a bit glab about
Speaker 1: crashing out early. Say, hey, listen, you haven't you haven't
Speaker 1: lost everything. I've got you a spy pillow. I'll give
Speaker 1: you five spine these pillows. Okay, so you can give
Speaker 1: away as you want this week, all right, just have
Speaker 1: them make your sleep with they're looking a bit.
Speaker 7: Miserable, beautiful.
Speaker 1: Thank you, all right, good work, Matthew, Thank you very much.
Speaker 8: Thanks guys, have a good day.
Speaker 1: And we found John John John. We never leave a
Speaker 1: John down John Morning.
Speaker 11: All morning team.
Speaker 1: So John, I do understand you a tricky point your
Speaker 1: day right now? Are you trying to drop off somebody
Speaker 1: at the airport.
Speaker 12: I'm just that's all coming on.
Speaker 1: I've just sat home from dropping off my family this morning.
Speaker 1: All right, Okay. They didn't want to take you, not
Speaker 1: not just yet.
Speaker 5: They wanted a week without me.
Speaker 7: So I thought that's compromise, you know it is.
Speaker 1: John. It's like we holiday first, then you come near
Speaker 1: the end Oka, but please take us to Tolly Monday.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's fair enough.
Speaker 1: Yeah where they all got must be nice? Oh how John, John? No, John,
Speaker 1: where are you going to when they let you come
Speaker 1: and join them? When you find them anyway, track them down,
Speaker 1: put me on their phones or something, find my iPhone,
Speaker 1: Find my family? Now, John, where do you were they
Speaker 1: off to DoD anywhere? Nice And there are five seats,
Speaker 1: pretty big place overseas. Yes, sure, maybe.
Speaker 3: Maybe John doesn't know the family doesn't want.
Speaker 1: Bene Where you going, John, you never asked. It was
Speaker 1: one of those like you didays. But oh you're a
Speaker 1: where they picture? Okay, when there's not going on it John,
Speaker 1: which Angel and Mark? Okay? Thanks according John, Actually it's
Speaker 1: we've not do it again. About to say this is
Speaker 1: a bit awkward. What has he got no neck?
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Speaker 1: or even over this week, who has the surname that
Speaker 1: is clothing. So yesterday I put this up on our
Speaker 1: socials and one of you, Handley, used to work with
Speaker 1: a guy called this is might be one of the
Speaker 1: greatest names ever, Lenny Velvet. Any Velvet feels like an
Speaker 1: old sort of seventies showbiz star, doesn't he, Trevor Marmalade
Speaker 1: and Lenny Velvet, Lenny Velvet. Do you think we find
Speaker 1: anyone with the surname Cardroy? Yes, I know an improv
Speaker 1: The rule is yes. And but even though that was
Speaker 1: just yeah his first show back, all right, that break
Speaker 1: we have six weeks is clear to trying. I was
Speaker 1: trying to obviously went through. I can't say no. It's
Speaker 1: a bit early on the first hour just to go no,
Speaker 1: of course you're not. You're going to find Nicholas Cordroy.
Speaker 1: Are we online too?
Speaker 3: Exactly what happened? I thought we wouldn't, but I didn't
Speaker 3: want to be a plaque it, so I said yes.
Speaker 3: And then I tried to also think of a clothing
Speaker 3: surname that I knew, and the only one I could
Speaker 3: think of was a Tommy jacket. And you've done jacket.
Speaker 1: But there's there's there's room. Listen, there's there's room for
Speaker 1: more than one jacket.
Speaker 3: Tommy jacket and your brother Michael jacket to the mix.
Speaker 1: Okay, so already we're rocking. We've got three jacket's. No
Speaker 1: Cardroy yet, but we'll give it time. Christian. My driving
Speaker 1: instructure used to be called Keith Jobper. What's what do
Speaker 1: you call horsey? People wear them the pants they were jockeys.
Speaker 3: If those they're pointy pants?
Speaker 1: Is those?
Speaker 3: But you know how horse riders wear those pants that have.
Speaker 1: Funny questions wear them as well. They're like a what
Speaker 1: do you call the Jane jagging thing?
Speaker 3: But for for riders, what's the pointy bit?
Speaker 1: For jack once again, you've mistaken a movie for reality.
Speaker 1: That sea biscuit you're thinking about sea biscuits, I've not.
Speaker 3: Even seen sea biscuits.
Speaker 1: Let me you say some more I say some more words. Yeah,
Speaker 1: are you showing them that actually holding up a laptop?
Speaker 3: No, they don't have. I'm going to find the pointy
Speaker 3: pants you keep reading son.
Speaker 1: Okay, and google nitchrdroid just as it back to about
Speaker 1: that because it be a bloke on site called Dave Socks.
Speaker 1: I love Dave Socks. Of course there was a guy
Speaker 1: on site called Dave Socks. Christian. I once saw a
Speaker 1: guy on Facebook called Keith Towel, still my favorite name
Speaker 1: of her. Keith out is amazing. All right, clothing surnames?
Speaker 1: What have you got? Nine four one four one oh
Speaker 1: four three.
Speaker 3: I have no idea what I was thinking of. There's
Speaker 3: no such thing as pointed you a question, right.
Speaker 1: Listen, we need to find out some sort of hand signal.
Speaker 1: You looked up there all excitedly. You had some gold
Speaker 1: me there like you found Terry Cardroy. I got excited,
Speaker 1: and I'm afraid you've let me down for the first
Speaker 1: time in twenty There'll be more to come. Okay, all
Speaker 1: right clothing surnames any more Jackets, do you know a Cardroy?
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Speaker 3: All Australians are commoners to.
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Speaker 1: All right, so we're looking for if you've got a
Speaker 1: clothing surname, we learn to hear about it today on
Speaker 1: nine four one four one o four three. Christian, I
Speaker 1: have a dear friend whose name is and it's lovely
Speaker 1: to hear. Got dead friends, Chris, have a dear friend,
Speaker 1: you'd love them? Sally Hood? Oh great one, Yeah, Sally
Speaker 1: Hood's goodne it thanks Malcolm and Christian. I know a
Speaker 1: Nick shirt that's mister Shirts. It's a good kid's TV character.
Speaker 1: It comes mister shirt. I know a Nick shirt. He
Speaker 1: lives in Melbourne. Hopefully he's listening well, fingers crossed. Sam,
Speaker 1: that's great news what with Sally Hood and Nick shirt.
Speaker 1: Lisa's on the line here. Good morning, Lisa, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 12: Welcome back. It's lovely to hear you guys again.
Speaker 1: Blessure Lisia. It's a joy being back now, Lisa, I
Speaker 1: understand that you can decipher what Jack was mumbling about
Speaker 1: just now about pointy pants and old school riders horsey
Speaker 1: riders they call jockeys, that's it, jockeys.
Speaker 5: Jockeys there, they're question riders.
Speaker 8: Yes, pointy pants do like it, Jack.
Speaker 3: The juggers were were designed around there were larger hips
Speaker 3: in the bottom.
Speaker 5: Areas so that they could sit on the horse because
Speaker 5: if they were too tight, they couldn't sit on the horse.
Speaker 12: And especially the ladies used to outside settle.
Speaker 10: So when they went to riding astride, they needed room
Speaker 10: in the pants to sit.
Speaker 1: Got you.
Speaker 6: Nowadays, nowadays they have very stretching material when they do
Speaker 6: not need it.
Speaker 1: Gotcha, you've got spanks and span as I guess for those,
Speaker 1: and that's what they gave rays to the modern day
Speaker 1: actual history of the job. And I wasn't making that
Speaker 1: if you were onto something then too. We didn't care
Speaker 1: for but you heard it as well, Lisa.
Speaker 3: Bring it back, I say the flared here, yes, now, Lisa, how.
Speaker 1: Do you know all this? You work in riding.
Speaker 12: I've been in horses most of my life and.
Speaker 1: Sorry, let's at work a bit shout. Now, what do
Speaker 1: you mean you are a vet? No?
Speaker 12: No, no, just just a pleasure rider.
Speaker 6: But they were horses all my life.
Speaker 1: Well, it's not that lovely. You got something pleasing to ride,
Speaker 1: That's what I say, Lisa, Thank you, it's you got me.
Speaker 1: There's a hell of a phrase to drop this time,
Speaker 1: mored isn't it? Pleasure rider? Were lably won the phones?
Speaker 1: Now and we know if you have a call back
Speaker 1: in it's Lisa that pleasure rider's back. How many hands now?
Speaker 1: I don't know? Stand all right, Lisa, he said, that's
Speaker 1: going the show. You really made us laugh. Have a
Speaker 1: good day, Thank you, keep on and goodbye. We got
Speaker 1: a Glenda Coome morning. Good morning, Good morning, Glenda. So
Speaker 1: we're looking for people who have got clothing surnames.
Speaker 2: Alan Jeans, you know Allan Jeans.
Speaker 10: Well he's no longer with us, but he used to
Speaker 10: be a footballer for the Security Football Club and then
Speaker 10: he was a coach for Securita Football Club and a
Speaker 10: coach for the Hawthorne Football Club. Wow, and a coach
Speaker 10: and then he coached.
Speaker 7: Richmond as well.
Speaker 1: So this would have been in the VFL days. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a footy legend. Great, well add him to the mix.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much about linkers. Now, Glenda, have a
Speaker 1: good day.
Speaker 6: No, yeah you too, thanks a brighter.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the Christian o'carles show podcast.
Speaker 1: So it is day two of the amazing Australian Open
Speaker 1: right here in Melbourne or we have for the first time.
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Speaker 1: But this is a great prize, great prize. How are
Speaker 1: you doing it? We're calling it the longer serve? Can
Speaker 1: you hit a tennis ball from one side of the
Speaker 1: yarra to the other side of the era? That is it?
Speaker 1: It is seventy minutes, seventeen meters between you and the
Speaker 1: men's open at the Australian Open. So we have Rio
Speaker 1: has made two anthems here for the longer serve. His
Speaker 1: number one him me with your best save. Oh can
Speaker 1: you hear a really long soon.
Speaker 3: Yarra fyn away?
Speaker 1: Pretty good thoughts?
Speaker 3: He said, serve two one too many times?
Speaker 1: Yes, that's either you overserved. You overserve the serve there
Speaker 1: and also lame old sound effect that ball sound like
Speaker 1: I'd hit that not a pro here was that someone
Speaker 1: here at the station. Was it Huggy did this kick
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Speaker 1: have this one.
Speaker 3: Can you serve over the yarrah?
Speaker 1: No, thank you, but you'd better not hit a canoe.
Speaker 3: Hey, hey, when tickets to the final.
Speaker 1: But it all comes down to you.
Speaker 3: Christian, gotta whap this goddamn.
Speaker 2: Bar right down.
Speaker 3: That made it sound like it comes down to Christian.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it kind of hitting it one and eighty times.
Speaker 1: And if I don't get it, whoever I hit it?
Speaker 1: Four wins. You hit the balls, okay? Nine four one
Speaker 1: four one o four three. It's the longer serve. Next
Speaker 1: Wednesday we are down at the yarraw with you. Who
Speaker 1: wants to come along? Who fancies haven't it?
Speaker 2: Go?
Speaker 1: So the rules are it's just one shot. That's it.
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Speaker 1: Give me a chance to go to the Australian Open
Speaker 1: Men's Final with our longer serve next Wednesday. We're live
Speaker 1: down at the Yarra boat Hoouse Drive and we're asking
Speaker 1: you to want to come along and see if you
Speaker 1: can clear the yarrow. It's seventy meters and if you can,
Speaker 1: then you often go and see the Swining Open, the
Speaker 1: Men's Final. It's an amazing price.
Speaker 3: Him me with your Messa.
Speaker 1: Can you hear a really longer seven? The fine way
Speaker 1: needs to be a big snap like a cannibal Balls
Speaker 1: of five Cannibal. Yeah, because you want someoneho's got an
Speaker 1: arm like a rocket. All right, who fancies go?
Speaker 12: Nine?
Speaker 1: Four one one four three? Good morning Doug, Good morning
Speaker 1: Christian Doug. So you think you're the person we're looking forward.
Speaker 1: You think you could clear the yarrow one shot?
Speaker 4: Well, I've certainly hit a ball a lot further than
Speaker 4: the arrow that I was manivorous at the time, and
Speaker 4: we were teaching sherper at about five thousand meters.
Speaker 1: So we're going to get loads of these calls this
Speaker 1: week one shirt. You know this is as a start
Speaker 1: of it, mate, how's it? Cat man? Dou what of it?
Speaker 4: It's while out of Catman do It's probably a two
Speaker 4: hundred pilometer flight to Lucla and in a couple of
Speaker 4: days walk to get up to that altitude, but not
Speaker 4: as much air up there, so you can hit a
Speaker 4: ball almost twice as far, but gravity still brings it
Speaker 4: down on the end. But of course they've hit it
Speaker 4: over the edge, then you've got a long way to
Speaker 4: go and get the ball.
Speaker 1: Dug all of you everything is saying sounds a jep,
Speaker 1: my friend, but listen, we've got to rewind how come
Speaker 1: you were you were doing this.
Speaker 4: The short version, I was doing more for my first
Speaker 4: wife at maunt Everest and ended up going back and
Speaker 4: teaching the national team in the par and starting a
Speaker 4: company called Tennis Trekking and we were teaching at remote
Speaker 4: schools and villagers all through the Humalayas.
Speaker 1: What an amazing thing to do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So we had a charity for secondhand rackets and
Speaker 4: balls and we gave them to all the schools and villagers.
Speaker 3: Stop hitting balls off Maunt Everest and you'll save a few.
Speaker 4: We were on the shoulder of Everest. The color of
Speaker 4: the tar. But yeah, the hardest thing was doing a
Speaker 4: photo shoot at minus thirty five degrees and getting changed.
Speaker 4: But apart from that, it was good fun.
Speaker 1: Putting those little skin tenn shots weather like that. You're
Speaker 1: going to get frozen balls, absolutely, I mean they've une
Speaker 1: lops obviously, And so do you think tell us this
Speaker 1: then done? Do you think that anyone will actually hit
Speaker 1: over seventy meters and clear the yarrow? Which is all
Speaker 1: we're going to do is get one shot?
Speaker 4: Yeah, one shot should do it. That you'll need the
Speaker 4: wind behind you, and it looks I sort of thought
Speaker 4: about it, and I thought it's going to be like
Speaker 4: Nick Perios doing the Happy Gilmore. It's gonna be an
Speaker 4: under around with a bit of a run up and
Speaker 4: whack it as hard as you can run up.
Speaker 1: I can see one of our lot going run up
Speaker 1: and in the yarrow. We've been told many times my
Speaker 1: council plans, but no one must end up in the yarrow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well you can't actually run when you're serving it
Speaker 4: on a real tin sword. That's against the rules.
Speaker 1: So I'm glad that they must have had a couple
Speaker 1: of chances in the early days of it. At Wimbledon,
Speaker 1: someone is running down from the back like peen Townshend
Speaker 1: doing a big windmill. Hey, hey, no, we're going to
Speaker 1: put some of the rules next you for this.
Speaker 4: Uh, I need that a lot of people break the rules.
Speaker 4: By having a lot of people make rules because they weren't,
Speaker 4: they're breaking the rules that weren't there exactly.
Speaker 1: Yes, we're having it's a lot of breaking making. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Also, if it's a dry ball, it's going to sit
Speaker 4: up in the wind, So you really do want to
Speaker 4: tell when otherwise it's going to be it'll go close.
Speaker 1: Tell me how are we going to do?
Speaker 4: Yeah, if it's seventy meters to be right on that
Speaker 4: edge meters plus is easy, but that extra bit is
Speaker 4: going to make it a bit tougher.
Speaker 1: Now tell me this, Doug. In terms of like making this,
Speaker 1: we want someone to win it. I want to clean
Speaker 1: it over. Are you saying that we should dry the
Speaker 1: balls first or have moist balls? Which is better for this?
Speaker 4: Look, moist balls trom getting wet. They're going to be
Speaker 4: heavier so they will travel further. Ye, but they've only
Speaker 4: got they've only got one hit, so it's going to
Speaker 4: be a good They've got to get onto it.
Speaker 3: And can we moisten them in the river or is
Speaker 3: that too much water?
Speaker 1: Nothing must be in that yarrow. We've him once. I
Speaker 1: don't get my balls in that year someone can bite
Speaker 1: it or something. All right, Doug, you've been very hellful
Speaker 1: my friend. Okay, thank you very much. This what's the
Speaker 1: name of your charity? Do you still do it?
Speaker 4: We still do. Tennis Trekking is the company tennis treking
Speaker 4: dot com. We still seeing stuff over the call.
Speaker 1: All right, Doug, thank you very much for recording and
Speaker 1: we might see you down the next week.
Speaker 4: Sure will Okay.
Speaker 1: Recognize him with all his shirpers and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: A lot of climbing gears, crampons on, climb on the
Speaker 1: boat hoouse, get down, Doug.
Speaker 2: Alright, you're listening to the Christian o'carls show podcast.
Speaker 1: Next week then we'll be heading down to the Yarra.
Speaker 1: What a price you've got amazing VIP courtside tickets to
Speaker 1: the Australian Open Men's Final thanks to Emirates worth over
Speaker 1: twelve thousand dollars. That's the tickets on the day though
Speaker 1: you get the behind the scenes experience at the Open,
Speaker 1: including the underground walk walk through that the champions will
Speaker 1: take part. You get march back, and you get afternoon
Speaker 1: tea for not just the two of you who are
Speaker 1: going VIP courtside, but bring along two hangars on if
Speaker 1: you want to take photos of your big moment, walk
Speaker 1: you to the edge of the Open. They must go home,
Speaker 1: they can't continue their journey. Do your own competition. Really
Speaker 1: with them, who's gonna come with you?
Speaker 3: I mean if they have twelve grand.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that's what we do, and we're calling it
Speaker 1: the longest serf. Really be the person that can hit
Speaker 1: one tennis boy, you get one shot. Run ups are
Speaker 1: allowed and encouraged. Can you clear the yarra? It's seventeen meters?
Speaker 3: Can you save over the yarrah?
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear this tomorrow.
Speaker 3: But you'd better not hit a canoe last playing. Hey, hey,
Speaker 3: tickets to the finals. But it all comes down to you, Christian,
Speaker 3: I gotta wa this goddamn.
Speaker 2: Bar right now.
Speaker 3: We've noticed the same tennis.
Speaker 1: Of course, of course, now a couple of assurances no
Speaker 1: balls because obviously the argument lit the balls are going
Speaker 1: to go in the era out. We are clearing up
Speaker 1: after ourselves. Okay, no ball's going to be left in there.
Speaker 1: We totally respect that. Jack will genuinely in a inside.
Speaker 1: Have we got the boat yet?
Speaker 3: But we've got inflatable boat?
Speaker 1: What is he in it? We were we offer to
Speaker 1: Dan Anaconda like now we get a little dirigival or something.
Speaker 1: What's he in a canoe? Kayak? What's he in? Producericating
Speaker 1: he's in a speedboat? What speed boats? Yeah, you are.
Speaker 3: We need the speed to get to the balls are allowed.
Speaker 1: The speed boats on the Yarra.
Speaker 7: You were allowed.
Speaker 1: We got counsel approcess, the station got a speedboat from
Speaker 1: we have two five years. I've never heard of a
Speaker 1: speed boat, would you meant to? They're not branded up
Speaker 1: while they're like black thunder on the Yarra.
Speaker 3: No, for that is a great idea. I'm not driving.
Speaker 3: There's a driver for the speedboat.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, you are not some old land lumber. They got
Speaker 1: scared the moment he goes you've got my license with
Speaker 1: my water wings.
Speaker 3: I'll be busy with the net picking the balls out
Speaker 3: of the river.
Speaker 1: In all, we do need nets for you, don't we
Speaker 1: like fishing nets or but they have trawler nets or
Speaker 1: stuff like that. Those North Sea documentaries.
Speaker 3: I watched nets like a pool clean, isn't it? I think?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: That takes the leaves out of a backyard pool.
Speaker 1: You're going in. If you use that, they are wobbly.
Speaker 1: They've got that long whole ball I'm going and.
Speaker 3: If I'm trying to hold onto a troller shot callers.
Speaker 1: Now, if you've got a trailer's net, we can borrow.
Speaker 1: Next Wednesday, it's the twenty fourth, nine three. Anyway, where
Speaker 1: were we? That's it? Do you want to come down
Speaker 1: and give it a go? We've just found out we
Speaker 1: can have people coming down and cheering everybody who's going
Speaker 1: to be hitting the balls? Nine four one four one
Speaker 1: four three? Who wants to take part? Though? That's the
Speaker 1: big question this week? You get one shot? Can you hit?
Speaker 1: That's it? This clear your throat? One shot over the year.
Speaker 1: So good morning, Hi, hey guy, I'm good to better
Speaker 1: help them in And so you've had get rid of
Speaker 1: that flame. And see you've coming down next Wednesday and
Speaker 1: hitting the ball over the era? Yes I can? Can
Speaker 1: you can do it seventy meters?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 5: I think I can.
Speaker 1: Got a massive right arm or a massive left arm.
Speaker 6: A massive right arm.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Have you built that up life?
Speaker 6: Sorry?
Speaker 1: What one? Is it just just a gift? You've got
Speaker 1: a big old right arm on you have you, Sue? Yes,
Speaker 1: I have, yes, And you're good at tennis.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I've played tennis all my life. I used to play
Speaker 12: with Mark Filla Pooss in my junior years.
Speaker 1: Wow. Yeah yeah, how do you get on with the Poosh?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 4: He was my mixed partner in the.
Speaker 1: Shell Squad bloody House. You've got form suit.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I've played all my life until seven.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so tell us says, then right, I don't play tennis.
Speaker 1: So do you think someone will actually with just one
Speaker 1: go actually clear seventeen meters? Yeah?
Speaker 11: I do.
Speaker 12: Yes, they've got a big arm.
Speaker 1: Yes. Can you do now? Your old Popeye coming down?
Speaker 1: That's me.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 1: That's it, that's your that's your hitting surday, Popeye. Sue.
Speaker 1: We'll see down there Wednesday, Sue, Okay, thank you. That's
Speaker 1: all right. You can see that arm from Google Earth.
Speaker 1: It's massive. Who are you going, Gary? Good morning, Gary Christian?
Speaker 11: How you doing?
Speaker 1: I'm good Gary? Now? Gary? You fancy coming down? Oh?
Speaker 4: My son?
Speaker 6: Who's got can and a right arm, and I reckon
Speaker 6: he can do it, because we're actually practiced this in
Speaker 6: the local park and he's cleared twice already.
Speaker 1: What do you mean the local park? You tried clearing
Speaker 1: the yarraw?
Speaker 7: No, no, I'm not the distance.
Speaker 6: He's already we marked out seventy murders.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 1: And why he went this is like some sort of
Speaker 1: if you build it, you're practicing in your bankyard, the
Speaker 1: local park.
Speaker 3: Dad's got the measuring head out.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yes, so your son obviously plays at the moment. Then
Speaker 1: how old is your son and what's his name?
Speaker 6: No, my son's My son's thirty. His name is Stephan's
Speaker 6: named after the great Stephan Edinburgh.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 6: And we've been playing tennis all our lives. We still
Speaker 6: played twice a week and they based the hell out
Speaker 6: of me every day because he started strong and quick
Speaker 6: for me nowadays.
Speaker 1: So he is he generally called Stepan after Stefan Edburg?
Speaker 8: Sorry?
Speaker 1: Is he really called Stepan after Stephan Edburg? Yep?
Speaker 6: Certainly was.
Speaker 1: I love this. This is great. We've got to have
Speaker 1: stephann't coming down. So he's already in practice, right, he's
Speaker 1: already clearing seventy meters.
Speaker 6: Yep, with his racket and some new balls.
Speaker 3: The way we go is he doing a run up serve?
Speaker 6: He takes Steph four or five steps and then a
Speaker 6: big four hand.
Speaker 1: Okay, is amazing. Do you know I feel sorry for
Speaker 1: dog walkers in that park? What smashing balls from the
Speaker 1: other suburb just coming over houses. This is incredible. Well, listen,
Speaker 1: you've got to bring Stephan down.
Speaker 6: Fantastic, Thank you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, please send us video this week of the next
Speaker 1: training session as well. I just want to see what
Speaker 1: that looks like local parks. All right, Gary, good luck,
Speaker 1: and we look forward to meeting you and Steph for
Speaker 1: next week. It's got a John here. Coome on in. John,
Speaker 1: Oh good, I here you going. I'm good John. So
Speaker 1: do you fancy coming down or are you bringing someone along?
Speaker 12: Definitely myself. So I pretended to be a baseball player
Speaker 12: for a long time, and I've probably played about six
Speaker 12: games of tennis in my life. No prep, no Man
Speaker 12: Everest for me, but you know I'll give it a crack.
Speaker 1: Well, do you know what the guy who dug who
Speaker 1: first spoke to us, you know, he's been training sherpas
Speaker 1: to hit them off Mount Everest. He said, this could
Speaker 1: be won by a kind of happy Gilmore, someone just
Speaker 1: rocking up on the day, a happy serve More. Well look,
Speaker 1: yeah no, John.
Speaker 2: Chris o'connells Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Also back with us today. Then I your misheard lyrics.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. The show's obviously been on a
Speaker 1: very very brief break. I think only adds up to
Speaker 1: like nine hours. And uh, I know, and so I
Speaker 1: really do appreciate how a lot of you who still
Speaker 1: emailed you misshard lyrics through every single day. So thank
Speaker 1: you very much for that. All right, let's get into
Speaker 1: brand new misheard lyrics. It's just another misheard man day,
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell's misheard lyrics. Every Monday, we play back your
Speaker 1: misheard lyrics. Else we play them back if we agree
Speaker 1: with what you think you're mishearing. You'll hear this. If
Speaker 1: we play back and we do not hear it, and
Speaker 1: if we're playing them back and then we love what
Speaker 1: we hear and it's a brilliant one. Yes, this Hall
Speaker 1: of Favor, the most recent hall of famous. Who got
Speaker 1: Daryl White, who sent us this one blind split ends
Speaker 1: my mistake, don't let them get the vaccilline? And this
Speaker 1: one from Glenn from the song Better in Tennessee by
Speaker 1: Brands Carmen Michael chewing cheer. Oh, I forgot about this one,
Speaker 1: cheering on my balls on listen. I'm just a messenger here,
Speaker 1: cheering on my balls on a Saturday.
Speaker 11: Night, cheering on the balls on a Saturday, say Siles,
Speaker 11: Hall of Favor.
Speaker 1: Alrighty, let's get the brand new ones on then New
Speaker 1: for twenty twenty four. Phil Tall, you're the voice, John Farnham.
Speaker 1: We're not going to sit in silence. We're not going
Speaker 1: to live with fear or is it? And no wonder
Speaker 1: this one spoke to the correspondent film. We're not going
Speaker 1: to sit in silence. We're not going to live with Phil.
Speaker 1: This is a classic on even classic in a hallow
Speaker 1: turf song, but that is We're not going to sit inside.
Speaker 1: We're not going to live with Phil. So many times yeah, Paul,
Speaker 1: Phil haul of Favor, first one of the year, Phil Tool,
Speaker 1: thank you very much. Thirteen year old Bonnie has seen
Speaker 1: a says one Christian. My mum insists on making us
Speaker 1: listen to Bob Dylan. I love Bob Dylan, but that's
Speaker 1: our hard thing to try and covert. A thirteen year.
Speaker 3: Old that's going to mum also a breeding graand for
Speaker 3: miss lyrics understand what he's saying at the best of times.
Speaker 1: I went to see Bob live once and I swear
Speaker 1: to God some of the ones that wasn't entirely sure
Speaker 1: which of his songs he was doing. The mumblem here anyway,
Speaker 1: went back to little thirteen year old Bonnie. My mom
Speaker 1: make is making Miss Bob dinner in the car and
Speaker 1: we were listening to Mister Tambourine Man when I heard
Speaker 1: this one, and I listened Bonnie, I reckon over this year,
Speaker 1: you're going to be sending us quite a few from Bob,
Speaker 1: so please send them in whenever you hear them. Anyway,
Speaker 1: from Mister Tambourine Man by Bob Dylan, cast A Dancing
Speaker 1: spell my Way, Yes you're dancing spill Mawi or is
Speaker 1: it cast a dance and spill my WII. Yes you're
Speaker 1: dancing spill maw.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: Since the uh Phil has sent this one from Sam
Speaker 1: Sparrow Black and Gold, Black and Gold, Black and Gold.
Speaker 1: Some of the young ones on the team bopping around
Speaker 1: to that huh you see rio there. It was like
Speaker 1: moving like it's a hot new sound all right, triple
Speaker 1: J play that down the discothechies. Are they like or
Speaker 1: is it like a goat? Like a goat, it's more
Speaker 1: lacking gods lad happy served more that don't get any
Speaker 1: burd does it. But I'm sorry Danillo has this in excess.
Speaker 1: Kiss the dirt falling down the mountain, end up kissing dirt.
Speaker 2: Mountain?
Speaker 1: Or is it falling down the mountain end up kissing ducks.
Speaker 2: Mountain?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, give it to him, all right. And this
Speaker 1: one from Kathy Phil Calvin Harris. Do you mind if
Speaker 1: I steal a kiss? A kiss feels like I instead
Speaker 1: of catching up with some of these songs from mountaen
Speaker 1: years ago? Or is it? Do you mind if I
Speaker 1: steal a kid? Sir? Still the kids out? Yes? That
Speaker 1: is there? Why don't Kathy? Okay? As always, when you
Speaker 1: miss her your lyrics, you emailed me Christian at Christian
Speaker 1: O'Connell dot com dot a you thank.
Speaker 2: You, Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: So for our holiday this year, we we took her,
Speaker 1: took the teenagers to to bar and Bay and we're
Speaker 1: blessed with oll the eight days we had up there.
Speaker 1: And obviously it's really cheap to go this time of
Speaker 1: the him getting an airbnb. It's off it's off peak,
Speaker 1: you know, January and uh out the eight days seven
Speaker 1: days of rain.
Speaker 3: At least you get a lot of use out of
Speaker 3: the airb while with.
Speaker 1: Every room, kids sleep in any room. Dad's money's worth
Speaker 1: while we're up here lot half know. Oh, scramble again,
Speaker 1: half nine, one day, half nine, we're getting that scramble
Speaker 1: board open to play the board. One point I even
Speaker 1: went into two barring to find new board games and
Speaker 1: card games. And that for a seventeen and nineteen year
Speaker 1: old girl, that is that's what you want. You want
Speaker 1: to spend more time trapped indoors.
Speaker 3: It's practically school.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah. But at Dad, at one point they went,
Speaker 1: this has taken us back to the dark days of lockdown.
Speaker 1: Glad we came away for this. My wife. My wife
Speaker 1: at one point actually started crying when they weren't there.
Speaker 1: She went, we don't know how many days we come
Speaker 1: with them, Chris, but we ain't ninety, just fifty Wrenning
Speaker 1: County down. So anyway, she goes, Chris, you need to go.
Speaker 1: You need to get on Google and work out things
Speaker 1: to do. And Byron, if it's rainy. It actually came
Speaker 1: up auto complete. I reckon every family out there was
Speaker 1: like things are there, and it was like, gonna Macadamia Castle,
Speaker 1: Maccademia Castle. We went there, been there loads of times
Speaker 1: when it's right package, What are you done with? The
Speaker 1: place is still good? All those Macadamias everywhere?
Speaker 3: What is Macadamy Castle?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Wow, I'll tell you what it is.
Speaker 1: It's Disneyland. If they did it better, that's what it is. Jack. Anyway,
Speaker 1: one of the things I decided to do on my
Speaker 1: Google search was one of these paint and pinos. Yes,
Speaker 1: it was so I thought we'd do one and it
Speaker 1: was Monaise lilies.
Speaker 3: Oh you had to paint a real piece of art.
Speaker 3: When we did cork and canvas, the one in South Membury,
Speaker 3: we painted a frog in the top hat.
Speaker 1: One small? Why not are you gonna do it? Why
Speaker 1: not have one of the great ones? Why not have
Speaker 1: a couple of drinks? I think I can pull off
Speaker 1: a Mona Lisa. Why not be clawed Mona? You give
Speaker 1: me a couple of glasses of wine in the afternoon.
Speaker 1: Frock you didn't want to.
Speaker 3: I still got.
Speaker 1: We were in the kids class or something that we
Speaker 1: were up in Byron Bay, my friend, we're doing Monai's
Speaker 1: lilies up there. The lady teaching it had very little
Speaker 1: interest in teaching people like me and my wife and
Speaker 1: are too really angrily bore teenagers trying that she's one
Speaker 1: of these just out of teens, you know, twenty twenty
Speaker 1: one when they span come out lying, d you know
Speaker 1: it's sound you got your mind? Do you know? Like,
Speaker 1: why are you talking like that? I don't find earlier
Speaker 1: you don't talk like that anyway, So we all did
Speaker 1: it right.
Speaker 12: It was, it was.
Speaker 1: It was a really really good thing. However, my wife
Speaker 1: came out of it believing that she has done hers
Speaker 1: the best. Okay, and I haven't said anything I learned
Speaker 1: health that's okay, but secretly I think I did it
Speaker 1: a bit better. So what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I've got brought them into work today and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna show them now. Okay, just just
Speaker 1: be honest, and then we're gonna put them up online.
Speaker 1: You can vote, Okay, who did monate the better?
Speaker 3: So ah, we shocked. If yours is good only got
Speaker 3: judging from your handwriting and times you tried to, like
Speaker 3: drawing a diagram for something we're doing.
Speaker 1: All right, so this is okay, this is one of them.
Speaker 1: I won't tell you it's actually that's one of us.
Speaker 3: That's my wife or mine, okay, strong colors, a bridge
Speaker 3: over water, beautiful moonaise.
Speaker 1: Lilies, This old colors, old brush strokes.
Speaker 3: Two is the kindergarten version of what we saw the
Speaker 3: first one.
Speaker 1: This is mine. What are you laughing at?
Speaker 3: Just like thick ones, big old strokes.
Speaker 1: Claude was famous for very broad strokes too. It's excuse me,
Speaker 1: leaning closer and see the attention details in those lilies.
Speaker 3: So I can see the detail from.
Speaker 1: You know what, I thought Claud didn't do this, but
Speaker 1: I just like, look, this is little fellow. It's a bird.
Speaker 3: You've seen the master's work.
Speaker 1: Listen, I can add something to that, Claude, that's a bird, yeah, well,
Speaker 1: or lily the colors at much. At that point, I
Speaker 1: was getting near the end of the bottle of pinots.
Speaker 1: I was getting a little bit blurry by the end
Speaker 1: of it. And also do you know what I did
Speaker 1: do was Claude Claud's bridge is a gray black and
Speaker 1: I thought I'm gonna pizzaz it up a bit. This
Speaker 1: is as you're seen a purple bridge.
Speaker 3: It's definitely bizaz. Why is your signature take up a quarter.
Speaker 1: Of because again the brushes were getting a bit fat
Speaker 1: by then. You know they all sort of melt to one,
Speaker 1: don't they. So who do you think? Let me just
Speaker 1: get both? Now, hey, just quite please guys, please respect
Speaker 1: the artists.
Speaker 3: The one I'm guessing is Sarah's the first one we
Speaker 3: saw a beautiful pieces of art.
Speaker 1: Have a closer look. She's missed out some of the bridge.
Speaker 1: There's a couple of rungs are missing.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 1: You will cover that. You're going in that pond, whereas
Speaker 1: mine is a big, fat ar safe bridge.
Speaker 3: I have to give the winter full bridge.
Speaker 1: All right, you decide now head online. You wrote show
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Speaker 1: Christian Chat, Welcome back. It's been a long three months,
Speaker 1: three months spent away three days. If you add it
Speaker 1: up together and divide it by nine day you Andy
Speaker 1: Christian Fun fact Money had cataracts. So that's why his
Speaker 1: stuff got more impressionist and blurrys he got older. I
Speaker 1: had pino that's my mind got a bit blurry and
Speaker 1: impressions through my paint and pinot. All right, So we're
Speaker 1: looking for your impressionist movies today today the time waste
Speaker 1: through is back on National Bread Day. That's more this show.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine I had that amazing toast story on
Speaker 3: National Bread Day.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, We're right up against them every day, especially
Speaker 1: right now. No time, no time to muck around. No shenanigans,
Speaker 1: no I no, no National Bread Day. Australia's top five
Speaker 1: favorite types of bread. What do you think the top five? Well,
Speaker 1: pretty easy, guess what's in the top five. I could
Speaker 1: even name eight different types of bread. Just name breads.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you whether they poppy seed loaf.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. He would go for one of those,
Speaker 1: do you. Oh, it goes everywhere. It's not the glitter
Speaker 1: of breads.
Speaker 3: Well you have the poppy seeds stuck.
Speaker 1: No, no, I use a very light drizzling of glue
Speaker 1: on there. They always come off any hands. Poppy seeds everywhere.
Speaker 3: That was go to his kid.
Speaker 1: My word, I have five bosh. Oh my god, those
Speaker 1: are kings and queens of a burger roll having a nice,
Speaker 1: milky old bosh. Four chabata Yep, yep, yes, that is
Speaker 1: what he said at three rye. When you stand a
Speaker 1: rye bread, I don't mind rhyme bread.
Speaker 3: This is going backwards for me. Breosh the best shibata. Right,
Speaker 3: we're starting to go downhill.
Speaker 1: Well, you're in the wrong city because Sourdo's at number.
Speaker 3: Two, most overrated of the breads, sharp edges, too hard.
Speaker 1: To eat, pleasurable, I call it pleasure dome, no pleasure dough.
Speaker 1: And number one white bread.
Speaker 3: That is a strange food.
Speaker 1: I wonder if that is reflected in any other countries
Speaker 1: around the world. I'm not sure. Number one, in the
Speaker 1: face of overwhelming science, still going yep, steal that and
Speaker 1: go over that white bread. So get stuff science. Okay.
Speaker 1: Bread movies. What are the bakers watching?
Speaker 3: What are they watching?
Speaker 1: My word? In those big ovens at the back, they're
Speaker 1: at Baker's Delights, Brios Jones's Diary, Gold Grain Man, Silver
Speaker 1: Gluten Free Willie. It's a Wonderful Life is a lovely
Speaker 1: movie to watch over Christmas. You're not the bakers have
Speaker 1: done you. You've got it altogether. It's a wonderful bread knife.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no, no switching bait. It's a
Speaker 1: wonderful bread knife. Look at those cracerated edges like no
Speaker 1: other knights. Silver we chibata zoo, chibata zoo. Thank you?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: What have you got, Jackie Boy?
Speaker 3: Bread movies, The Teenage Gluten Ninja Turtles.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Silver singing in the grain.
Speaker 1: That has God singing in the grain.
Speaker 3: Your gold begetting Sarah Marshall.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's good.
Speaker 3: Silver plus Loaf of Brian.
Speaker 1: He's pretty happy with that one. Eat it around like
Speaker 1: excuse me, I just drop this, go here on the floor.
Speaker 3: Gold and weet the parents.
Speaker 1: Weat the parents. That's God plus the Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 1: Podcast time now for first time of this year to
Speaker 1: mark your outward time wasters for your bread movies. Jananji
Speaker 1: Oh Gold, The Curious Case of Benjamin's Oven Silver tip Toppenheimer.
Speaker 12: Gold.
Speaker 1: Tim, that's very good mate, Well done, Tim, Beauty in
Speaker 1: the yeast Gold. But I'm bob op and door Silva.
Speaker 1: I don't quite work that one, Santo, but thanks for trying.
Speaker 1: James Bonding Agent it's good baking knowledge. There kneed ding,
Speaker 1: miss Daisy. You're got the dough. You're gonna need the
Speaker 1: dough knee ding, miss Daisy.
Speaker 3: But why do you say.
Speaker 11: I just like the word ding bronze tip top gun silver,
Speaker 11: the cop Father silver plus, Breddy Krueger gold.
Speaker 1: That's very good, well done, Julie. It's a bugs loaf
Speaker 1: gold shinz your worlder no dough for old men from
Speaker 1: Shorn of the Bread gold but Donna non non land
Speaker 1: not quite silver. Yeah, Janet Sandwiches of Eastwick silverl plus
Speaker 1: and ghost Ryder from Mandy silver plus. Yeah. Why don't
Speaker 1: everyone thank you very much?
Speaker 2: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 1: The fact that our producer of God All This got
Speaker 1: us this because we've been talking about painting and art
Speaker 1: for some situle music and I go a Smellvaldi is it?
Speaker 1: Nine A's common up becomes queen headline of the year.
Speaker 1: The Channel seven have just found some stranger and locals
Speaker 1: who've got some royal connection cheek encounter with Queen Tomor
Speaker 1: on the show. Have you got royalty in the family?
Speaker 1: Your cheeky yes, your cheek encounters. Okay, So about twenty
Speaker 1: minutes ago, I was talking about how last week when
Speaker 1: we were away in Byron Bay and it was pouring
Speaker 1: down the rain for day after day, and we were
Speaker 1: there with our teenage daughters, we are forced to look
Speaker 1: for alternative things to do. So I did one of these.
Speaker 1: You see them all over town. You go and do
Speaker 1: your pino and paint. Sip and paint would ever be called,
Speaker 1: but because this was Byron Bay, this was called art
Speaker 1: and wine.
Speaker 3: That's a bit basic, it is, isn't it. I would
Speaker 3: have been.
Speaker 1: Happy to go, oh and goon bag. That's what Jack
Speaker 1: did with the painting of a frog in the top act. Oh,
Speaker 1: we can't draft anyway. We all did moonnaise water lilies. Oohoo.
Speaker 1: My wife came away high five in her south that
Speaker 1: she did it better than me and the kids was
Speaker 1: I secretly think I think I did it a wee
Speaker 1: bit better. So you decide. Both of our chabby looking
Speaker 1: paintings are up online. Early votes have come in. Jack.
Speaker 1: You've got some comments from the art critics.
Speaker 3: Yeah, voding you still open. I am shocked that Sarah
Speaker 3: is your head, but only fifty five to forty five percent.
Speaker 1: Some people have a great keena eyebrar.
Speaker 3: That's kind of meme culture stuff on the Internet. I
Speaker 3: think people click on you because it's funny to click
Speaker 3: the wrong one.
Speaker 1: How dare you that is a good, solid looking bridge
Speaker 1: I've got.
Speaker 3: That's a two D rendering. Very flat, is how I
Speaker 3: describe your money to.
Speaker 1: Hear Jack, Christian is more of a van go vibe
Speaker 1: the money. I'm sorry, Brian, I don't know whether that's
Speaker 1: a burn or praise. I don't understand that. Troy Cogan
Speaker 1: is obviously some sort of art critic. Both not bad
Speaker 1: but Christian. Your colors are a bit heavy, and both
Speaker 1: have horizontal reflections on vertical castings.
Speaker 3: I did think that. I was like, I don't think.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it was on your tongue, wasn't it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Sarah's is better. Christian looks like a smurf crutch. The
Speaker 1: amount of blue use on the pond, how dare you?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: It is like you've gone, well, water is blue, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Now? The blue you decided show me the money. Have
Speaker 1: you look online? You can go on Instagram or on Facebook.
Speaker 1: You'll find us the Christian O'Connell show, So too, Tomorrow's
Speaker 1: show earlier today. As we're looking for contenders. You want
Speaker 1: to come down next Wednesday, find out can you smash
Speaker 1: the tennis ball over the hour? The person that can
Speaker 1: it's seventy meters. You're off to the men's final at
Speaker 1: the awesome Australian Open. As we're chatting to people send
Speaker 1: they're coming down, We've got a call from a guy
Speaker 1: called Gary was telling us about his son who's already
Speaker 1: been practicing. They've marked out seventy meters at the local
Speaker 1: park somewhere, and his son is named after a legend
Speaker 1: of tennis. But not one week I like McEnroe or
Speaker 1: b Hawk or Becka, Stephan Edburgh anyone.
Speaker 6: My son's thirty. His name is Stephani is named after
Speaker 6: the grouag Stephan Edburgh. We've been playing tennis all our
Speaker 6: lives and they basically hell out of me every day
Speaker 6: because he's side too strong and quick to lay.
Speaker 1: Now, Ared, I put this way, you even like, you know,
Speaker 1: like Becha and a Maco, But you were like, who
Speaker 1: is anyway too? On the show? Who are you named after?
Speaker 1: You can email me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com
Speaker 1: dot au. We are back tomorrow. It was a joy
Speaker 1: being back with you this morning. We're back tomorrow. Have
Speaker 1: a great day.
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