Speaker 1: Welcome to them, Christian No Common Show.
Speaker 2: Podcast asking you this morning famous servings have you ever
Speaker 2: served fair on famous a listeners through to said listers
Speaker 2: after we heard yesterday, great call from a guy whose
Speaker 2: mom it was almost too good for the week is
Speaker 2: clean to Faine. It's a proper amazing claim to Fane.
Speaker 2: When Oprah Winfrey came over to do her TV show
Speaker 2: in Australia, I didn't realize until the team told me
Speaker 2: after the show this is obviously twenty ten. I think
Speaker 2: it was she went round Australia. I'm trying to know
Speaker 2: what happened when she was here in Melbourne? What did
Speaker 2: they serve her there? So its vegimite on toast made
Speaker 2: by our callers yesterday's mum. This is what happened when
Speaker 2: it happened on the Oprah Show. Just listen to the
Speaker 2: over the top screaming and reaction to basically a lady
Speaker 2: having some toastmind beg you mind?
Speaker 1: Well you I feel a scope for it. I'm not
Speaker 1: bad about you, okaying.
Speaker 2: I mean that's up there with that kid counting in
Speaker 2: the math to win caught of a million dollars. So
Speaker 2: other of than Oprah Winfrey all right, have you served
Speaker 2: anyone food or drink?
Speaker 3: Got a great one from beck Rose here Christian.
Speaker 2: Back in the early two thousands, when he was hitting
Speaker 2: the scene as a young player, sam Mitchell used to
Speaker 2: you know Hawk's legends. Na used to frequent a not
Speaker 2: so fancy restaurant I was a waitress at in the
Speaker 2: outer Eastern Urbs.
Speaker 3: He'd always come in every Monday night. His order was
Speaker 3: always exactly the.
Speaker 2: Same, last coke, last spaghetti, body nase, garlic bread. If
Speaker 2: you ever see sam Mitchell, ask her if he wants
Speaker 2: a last coke, last spaghetti, boock naise and a garlic bread.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to lines. Have you ever served anyone? Famous? Doug?
Speaker 3: Good morning?
Speaker 4: Good morning?
Speaker 5: How are I?
Speaker 3: I'm good Doug, sir? Who did you serve? Or what
Speaker 3: do you see?
Speaker 4: About? Four or five years ago, when I'm worked at
Speaker 4: the pub, MURV Hughes was there on a function, so
Speaker 4: I think he could have been the guest of honor
Speaker 4: if I can't quite remember, And it was sort of
Speaker 4: one of the last people there that night. So after
Speaker 4: serving and das all day, I'm gone to grab a
Speaker 4: few glasses and as I've come back, he's behind the
Speaker 4: bar himself, casting out his own pav.
Speaker 3: Legends. I've got there, busy there, young fella.
Speaker 6: You can trust me. I played for Australia. It's all
Speaker 6: above board.
Speaker 2: Check out the cash I'm mur Hughes. Give me the
Speaker 2: cash register.
Speaker 4: Exactly all right? Anyway else I would have been really
Speaker 4: annoying and probably kicked out. But he gets the free past.
Speaker 3: Absolutely for life because he's murfews. I love that. That's Doug.
Speaker 3: What are you up to there? Sounds like you're cracking
Speaker 3: a safe.
Speaker 5: I'm just driving to work.
Speaker 4: I'm all a bit late.
Speaker 3: The old I can still chuckle bum.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Sorry, this bad connection sounds like he's hanging from the
Speaker 6: review mirror and bumping into the front wind screen.
Speaker 4: He bones trick, is there?
Speaker 7: I go?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a great setty. Thanks Doug. Thanks for
Speaker 2: giving us a call, mate, Take care o, Chris.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning guys.
Speaker 5: Good to have you back again.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Chris, and thanksgiving us a call.
Speaker 3: What's your story? Who did you serve?
Speaker 5: A few years back, I was working at a fish
Speaker 5: and chip shop in Martielic and Kathy Freeman came in. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it was all a good put down. Her order. I
Speaker 5: took her or to put it down, had a real
Speaker 5: chat with her. Then once she was leaving, I just
Speaker 5: sort of said, oh, I look going to be really
Speaker 5: presumptuous here, but you're a big hero mine. Can I
Speaker 5: have a quick hug before you go?
Speaker 3: Now? Pause? The standard thing here is hello, big fan.
Speaker 2: Maybe an autograph and maybe sl You do not be
Speaker 2: asking people for hugs.
Speaker 6: Especially standing over the deep prior all day.
Speaker 2: On your apron Chris Sultan Vega, pickled down yours, hey legend,
Speaker 2: let's hug.
Speaker 3: Okay, where you go with those chips? So what happened
Speaker 3: with anyone?
Speaker 5: Anyone can ask for a photo, anyone can ask for
Speaker 5: autograph that hate.
Speaker 2: It makes a special Oh you're quite right, very special
Speaker 2: for a hug.
Speaker 3: Did she break the speed record even quicker than when
Speaker 3: she won? Go came out there? No?
Speaker 7: I must have mean.
Speaker 5: She gave me a really good hug, to the point
Speaker 5: that I was overcoming its motions and actually teared up.
Speaker 5: It was a bit overwhelming, and it just just thought, well,
Speaker 5: hug your hero on. It's pretty good.
Speaker 3: We're going to start a new national day. Huggy hero Chris.
Speaker 2: That's a lovely story. I feel bad now for giving
Speaker 2: you a bit of roast there. That is a really
Speaker 2: really nice story. She is a legend. I can understand
Speaker 2: why you did that. Okay, Chris, thanks to giving us
Speaker 2: a call.
Speaker 1: Well, Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: Great Course this morning. Then about famous servings? Have you
Speaker 2: served anyone famous? Like Catherineman fish and chips? And then
Speaker 2: and a hug on the way out?
Speaker 3: Who we got here? We got Joe? Good morning Joe?
Speaker 8: Hi Christian, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good Joe, and I hope you're having a good week. Joe.
Speaker 3: Who did you serve?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 8: Mine was a bit longer ago. It was forty three
Speaker 8: years ago. I was working in a milk boone natalizer
Speaker 8: and I served James train and he had these two
Speaker 8: broken arms.
Speaker 3: Blame me.
Speaker 2: Those a lot going on there.
Speaker 3: So both of his arms were broken.
Speaker 8: Yes, I can't look. I don't remember how he.
Speaker 4: Actually did it for sure, But.
Speaker 8: I asked him at the time and he said, oh,
Speaker 8: I was in my girlfriend's house and I had to
Speaker 8: jump out of the window because her dad came home.
Speaker 6: Was he in Australian crawl yet or is this teenager?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 6: Why does a rock star have to jump out of
Speaker 6: somebody in the bedroom windows.
Speaker 8: I think he was having me on right.
Speaker 2: And also, if both of his arms are broken, how
Speaker 2: is he going to take away what he finds at.
Speaker 3: The milk bar? Is you go just put in my
Speaker 3: back pocket? Could you attach it to one of the
Speaker 3: arms of the bag?
Speaker 6: Take the wrapper off?
Speaker 3: James Rain.
Speaker 2: So many questions, Joe, amazing stuff though. That's a great one. Joe,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. You're going to school and sharing
Speaker 2: that with us.
Speaker 8: That's okay.
Speaker 3: Take care of Joe. Dan, Good morning, Good morning mate,
Speaker 3: how are you? I'm good Dan? So who did you serve?
Speaker 9: Snoop Dogg?
Speaker 3: Wow? For all? Is Snoop Dogg? Yeah? Where was?
Speaker 10: I also live in the States? This was early two
Speaker 10: thousands and I was living in living Over in the States,
Speaker 10: bartending at one of the clubs there. And his nephew,
Speaker 10: Nate Dog was playing a show at our joint.
Speaker 3: His whole family. He's got that dog.
Speaker 6: Yeah, a little bow. Wow, that's right, there's a cherry.
Speaker 10: There's a cherry on top. But I'll get to it.
Speaker 10: So it was he was playing a show and he
Speaker 10: was his birthday and basically Snoop turned up as a
Speaker 10: surprise and it was like this big thing with the
Speaker 10: radio station over there kept it secret. By the time
Speaker 10: they said Snoop Dogg's coming, it was an hour before
Speaker 10: the show, five thousand people and the joint was packed.
Speaker 10: And manager turned to me and goes, oh, you working
Speaker 10: the v I P but tonight Normally on those shows
Speaker 10: you didn't want that shift. And I was like, I
Speaker 10: don't want that, and he goes, yeah, you do, trust me,
Speaker 10: and so yeah. When Snoop Dogg gets up on stage
Speaker 10: sings Happy Birthday, does a couple of sets do to me?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 10: No, no, So he sang Happy Birthday to his nephew
Speaker 10: dog pounds, so he so him and he does that,
Speaker 10: does the does the set? Him and He's entourage go
Speaker 10: upstairs serving them the stereotypical you know, Chris dal you know,
Speaker 10: and they bring they're bringing all their other substances, and
Speaker 10: it was it was very hazy up there. I couldn't
Speaker 10: say much. And then by the time the work got out,
Speaker 10: my wife goes text me, going your soup dog dow.
Speaker 10: I'm like, yeah, cheer rocks up the cherry on top.
Speaker 10: Is Snoop Dogg's Dad's there chatting up my wife? Dog Yeah,
Speaker 10: I let that one go through to the keeper. They
Speaker 10: tipped me pretty well, so I let that one go
Speaker 10: through to the keeper.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Famous people that you've served food or drink. Michael made
Speaker 2: some muffins for Elton John. Oh yeah, Sarah, ol and
Speaker 2: John like some muffin. Let's squeeze two more in here, Carlo, Yes, hello,
Speaker 2: good morning, Carlo.
Speaker 3: Can I first of all just apologize.
Speaker 2: I think you've been on hold for like twenty minutes. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I will pay you personally for any cost. And good
Speaker 2: with this onholdness a drink, that's all good? Okay, Well,
Speaker 2: I'm glad we saw that out, Carlo.
Speaker 3: Who did you?
Speaker 9: It was about twenty years ago. I was about eighteen
Speaker 9: years old. I served bread to Rod Stewart.
Speaker 3: Rod jew just wanted some bread.
Speaker 6: Bread.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 9: I just moved to London and I managed, I don't
Speaker 9: know how to get a gig in a five star
Speaker 9: restaurant and Rod Stewart just walked in and I was
Speaker 9: the first waiter to go to him and ask him,
Speaker 9: would you like some.
Speaker 4: White whole meal or seated bread?
Speaker 3: What did he go for? And they went seeded?
Speaker 9: No, I think he went for the whole meal healthy
Speaker 9: rod at a time. Maybe he was trying to keep healthy.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 9: Yes, it was pretty funny because I spoke very little English,
Speaker 9: just moved to London, very little English. And would you
Speaker 9: like some white whole meal or a.
Speaker 2: Seedy That's amazing, Carlos, thank you very much for sharing
Speaker 2: it with us this morning.
Speaker 9: No worries.
Speaker 2: Let's get Leslie before we get to Patsy's news. Leslie, Hello, Hello, Leslie, Leslie.
Speaker 2: Who did you serve?
Speaker 7: Mel Gibson?
Speaker 3: You can't just leave it there? What did you serve?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: Where was this?
Speaker 7: I lived in one Glada and I was working at
Speaker 7: a roadhouse and he used to he lived in ten
Speaker 7: Gambalanga and used to come to the stockyard in one
Speaker 7: grader and I was working on the contole and he
Speaker 7: came in quite late at night and had his Sundays
Speaker 7: on and I didn't know with him in summer old
Speaker 7: laid up time.
Speaker 2: Therefore, late in the evening wearing sunglasses. You're going to
Speaker 2: go that guy's crazy or very famous.
Speaker 3: Both.
Speaker 7: He came into this petrol and got some mineral water,
Speaker 7: and I was just looking at him, thinking, this man
Speaker 7: looks a lot about mel Gibson. So I said to him,
Speaker 7: I said, if anyone ever told you you look about
Speaker 7: mel Gibson, he said, everyone tells me that love and
Speaker 7: he hey, if it has taken his son hisself, I
Speaker 7: would have known straight away with the baby blue.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Then he left and the ladies in the kitchen came
Speaker 7: running out and said, it is no good SNAs he
Speaker 7: comes in here all the time. I was so embarrassed.
Speaker 7: I ran out. I ran out the back, and they
Speaker 7: had gone console for a while because I was so embarrassed.
Speaker 3: Oh, blessed Leslie, Thank you very much. She give us
Speaker 3: a call.
Speaker 8: Have a good day, No you too, Bye, Brier.
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