Speaker 1: Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast here.
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Speaker 5: It's Friday morning. Welcome to the Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 4: Coome on in Jack.
Speaker 2: Morning, Tame, come on in Pat, Good morning.
Speaker 5: We've just been watching the opening ceremony of the Conwealth
Speaker 5: Games live at the moment in Britain and the host
Speaker 5: city this year, which is Birmingham. They're bringing out all
Speaker 5: the countries before that. They've just had that absolute learn
Speaker 5: of old rubbish that they do all these ceremonies where
Speaker 5: they go. You hear the commentators trying to tell us
Speaker 5: about the symbolism and this symbolizes the turn of the
Speaker 5: Industrial Revolution.
Speaker 4: Are in about the nineteenth century and people.
Speaker 5: Are waving ribbons around with different colors and throw some jackets.
Speaker 4: So I tell you one thing.
Speaker 5: They're wheeling out these countries very quickly, quicker than the Olympics,
Speaker 5: aren't they good?
Speaker 3: The Olympics take this part where they come out and
Speaker 3: play very hours. It takes ages We're already up to
Speaker 3: start before that song.
Speaker 5: Yes, dream Patsy's news all right, So on today's show
Speaker 5: then when I have all the usual favorites like Knockoff Friday,
Speaker 5: the time waste. But the big thing we got is
Speaker 5: the Trade Games Gram Final this morning in two hours time,
Speaker 5: right on the eve of the Conworth Games, major sporting
Speaker 5: action will take place a Stain Tools Stadium. Who needs
Speaker 5: bowing in the Sutton Tool Stadium at eight o'clock this morning, Patsy,
Speaker 5: what are you up to this weekend?
Speaker 6: I've got a massive, massive weekend. We've got a ball,
Speaker 6: a lovely winter gala for Saint Vincent's Hospital. And where
Speaker 6: are you tomorrow night?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, go to they're raising money for the hospital. So
Speaker 6: and we're a special guests, which is very nice of them.
Speaker 3: Is this the first time you will get dressed up
Speaker 3: since before COVID?
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 4: She's always dressed up, I.
Speaker 6: Mean getting and I'm hoping my dress still fits.
Speaker 2: I haven't tried it on.
Speaker 4: But anyway, by the way, do you hear that they're
Speaker 4: the special game? You and Chris but a special guests?
Speaker 4: And where the main event? Chris?
Speaker 3: And we're not thraw out the red carpet.
Speaker 6: It's an open bar, and he hasn't had that sort
Speaker 6: of freedom since the first Lady's Birthday.
Speaker 4: Christian stringium a bloodshot eye for about a week after.
Speaker 3: The Sarah party in your house built a beer bong
Speaker 3: out of your home, so watch.
Speaker 5: Out if they got any Hoses'll be sorry. That in
Speaker 5: half to Black mcguiver to fashion a beer bong at
Speaker 5: that fundraiser. To all in the name of raising money
Speaker 5: and our special guests, where now make a.
Speaker 6: Bebon strict a short little lead tomorrow night.
Speaker 5: It's so hard with a free bart the weekend, isn't it?
Speaker 5: And Jackie Boy the big reunion this weekend.
Speaker 3: That's right. I've been split up from my wife and
Speaker 3: son for two weeks while they've stayed on the holiday
Speaker 3: that we took two weeks ago, and I pick them
Speaker 3: up from the airport in the morning. I'm so excited. Honestly,
Speaker 3: if you had asked me months ago, when I was
Speaker 3: in the thick of like late nights and interrupted sleep
Speaker 3: and crying baby, I would.
Speaker 4: Wait to get rid of them.
Speaker 3: We said, I would have been for a little bit
Speaker 3: of free time. But it only took It was about
Speaker 3: two days of free time, I reckon before I got
Speaker 3: lonely and missed them.
Speaker 4: You have had too much free time, haven't you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And now I've been counting down the days, and
Speaker 3: tomorrow's the day, and it's today.
Speaker 4: Like spring cleaning, Yes, yes, been away for a couple
Speaker 4: of days.
Speaker 5: She's away all next week and the day of the
Speaker 5: re arrival, it's just cleaning everywhere, mopping.
Speaker 4: It has to smell sparkling clean.
Speaker 3: Even the fridge needs a clean because.
Speaker 5: They opened stuff like that. They go, oh, you couldn't
Speaker 5: throw this whale. This has gone off. Can also make
Speaker 5: a recommendation get some fresh flowers as well.
Speaker 3: Dear, I just wouldn't have thought of something like that.
Speaker 4: I've been out this a long long time. Hard lessons
Speaker 4: for no a braker.
Speaker 8: No are listening to the quest you know?
Speaker 5: Kyle's show podcast coming to this hour also talk about
Speaker 5: the Neighbors finale yesterday, which we all watched. I actually
Speaker 5: found notly moving at the end as well. Before that, though,
Speaker 5: double thumbs up Friday, Patsy, you're the queen of this.
Speaker 4: What is it for you this week?
Speaker 2: Well, I've got a few little tidbits this week.
Speaker 4: I the morsels from the top table. Yeah, frost paupers,
Speaker 4: some entree, mummy man.
Speaker 2: Yesterday I on the way to school pick up.
Speaker 6: You know, it was freezing cold and I was a
Speaker 6: bit hungry, too late for dinner.
Speaker 2: Won't eat my dinner.
Speaker 6: You know what, I'll have a hot chocolate. I'll go
Speaker 6: through the drive through and have a hot chocolate. So
Speaker 6: I just had to me Cafe hot chocolate yesterday. Got
Speaker 6: it at the Mendo Lake store. And I tell you.
Speaker 2: What, it is, the best hot chocolate.
Speaker 4: Probably the best. It was just the best in that moment.
Speaker 4: Come on, there's no way it was.
Speaker 6: My expectations were a little low too, because it's not
Speaker 6: like your barista making toy.
Speaker 4: It's a drive through. One has to do what one.
Speaker 5: I'm a special guest at the charity gala Bunton Saturday.
Speaker 3: Tell you what, man, get the driver to order it.
Speaker 6: The driver tell you what it was. It was delicious.
Speaker 6: You need to give it a go.
Speaker 2: And it hit the spot at four o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 5: I won't go on a pilgrimage this weekend to have
Speaker 5: a flipping Macca's hot chocolate. When there's those cafes, I
Speaker 5: could walk to way to get a really nice homemade
Speaker 5: one that they put my local place to.
Speaker 3: Put two marshmall marshallow.
Speaker 6: Yes, well this this was like I'd let them melt.
Speaker 6: I normally like gobble them up off the top, but
Speaker 6: this had sunk to the bottom. So as I drank
Speaker 6: the last bit, it's like when you have a drumstick
Speaker 6: with the chocolate at the bottom of the cone. There
Speaker 6: was like this lovely chocolate marshmallowy, like.
Speaker 2: Just a little It's beautiful.
Speaker 6: The other thing I do want to give a shout
Speaker 6: out to Licording Licordon Bleu, maybe give.
Speaker 4: A shout out to a French tutor can come and
Speaker 4: have your say it right curt On there, Thank you
Speaker 4: Gordon Blue.
Speaker 6: Which is a cooking school out at Glynn Waverley, and
Speaker 6: they made me and sent it into into the studio
Speaker 6: here the most beautiful fiftieth birthday cake and it was
Speaker 6: absolutely sensational. It was like a beautiful chocolate chocolate e
Speaker 6: cat even better anyway, they're also the lovely people that
Speaker 6: sent those delicious croissants last week.
Speaker 4: Remember.
Speaker 6: Very beautiful crossol and they were weren't they delicious? Melting
Speaker 6: your out, So thank you to those people there. Le
Speaker 6: Gordon Bleu I still can't say it. And just my
Speaker 6: third thing this week really quickly. They're old shows, but
Speaker 6: we're rewatching them. One is Derek, which is Riki show,
Speaker 6: so funny, so well written, and I just we loved
Speaker 6: it again. Oh absolutely the scene where the dog dies.
Speaker 6: People who've seen it will not I don't think Ricky
Speaker 6: was acting. He's got such Oh he just loves.
Speaker 3: M That makes it sound like they killed Ricky's dog.
Speaker 6: Now I'm talking more about his acting prowess. He he
Speaker 6: is just a freak. He's so so talented.
Speaker 4: The Gordon.
Speaker 3: I think he's in mcafe hot trucklate.
Speaker 2: That's it. The baby sweet Yeah.
Speaker 8: This morning The Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Next hour a Taranta Ran will sing Live to the World.
Speaker 5: Are the opening of the Comonwealth Games because the whole
Speaker 5: city is Birmingham. You're around the eighties band of from Birmingham,
Speaker 5: but as are Robert Plant and Jimmy Page led Zep.
Speaker 5: Why can't we have led Zepp in four years time?
Speaker 5: The Common Games is here in Victoria, so who will
Speaker 5: they have.
Speaker 3: A great question and will there have to be someone
Speaker 3: not from Melbourne but from regional Australia.
Speaker 5: Mondo Rock Mondo Rock Live and for his time to
Speaker 5: the world. All right, double thumbs up. Friday on the
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell. Shall we go around the team some of
Speaker 5: the things we're into this week, Jack Post?
Speaker 4: What is it for you?
Speaker 3: All Right? I have a very comfortable pair of shoes
Speaker 3: I've seen, but it comes at the price. I went
Speaker 3: to get some new running shoes that and I also
Speaker 3: wear my runners like in everyday life. So I hope
Speaker 3: to just go seamlessly from gym sport to walking in
Speaker 3: here and walking around the house. I got some I
Speaker 3: was going for, like Nikes or something cool, right, and
Speaker 3: then the lady at the store, which she was super
Speaker 3: passionate about these assexs, and I was like, yeah, but
Speaker 3: they kind of look like dad shoes. I gotta admit
Speaker 3: that's a dad shoe.
Speaker 4: I have a pan your two pairs. Yeah, they are shoes.
Speaker 5: My wife has them as well. They are mum and
Speaker 5: dad shoes. You are, now, Jerry Seinfeld.
Speaker 3: I said, first, I said no, and then I kept
Speaker 3: trying on the nikes and they were very comfortable.
Speaker 4: Once you try them on, you're buying them.
Speaker 3: And then I put on the assex and she was right,
Speaker 3: it's the Assex GT one thousand, lie two.
Speaker 4: Yes, men's walking shoes.
Speaker 5: I want the dogs in them. The dogs are happy,
Speaker 5: my feet are happy. Once you try these on, there
Speaker 5: is a turning point in every man's life and women's
Speaker 5: life where you stop worrying about esthetics and it just
Speaker 5: becomes only about comfort, where you don't even care what
Speaker 5: people look at you and.
Speaker 4: Judge you, and I judge your work. I'm so comfortable.
Speaker 3: It happened to me at Rebel Sport this week and
Speaker 3: I saw myself in the mirror and I said, I'm transitioning.
Speaker 4: I'm going full What a transition story that is.
Speaker 3: But this support you get, yes, and.
Speaker 5: This is how you start talking about them. You start
Speaker 5: saying stuff that but the arch support and can we
Speaker 5: just talk about that ankle. That ankle feels like it's
Speaker 5: being cradled my.
Speaker 3: Hand, honestly. And the team here, because they're younger than nurse,
Speaker 3: most of them are coming. They're making fun of me.
Speaker 5: But wait, a couple of years from now, comfortable, we
Speaker 5: meet up and we will see you in these assets.
Speaker 3: The ass GT one thousand, l E two men's walking
Speaker 3: some hang on.
Speaker 2: They can go from gym to supermarket or out for dinner.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, really, it's a walking I would out for dinner.
Speaker 5: I don't think you're going out for dinner. Come on,
Speaker 5: we're not Americans have some kind of standing.
Speaker 3: And I've stop wearing him in here because the young
Speaker 3: people on this.
Speaker 5: No, you mustn't do that. Back at high school, you're
Speaker 5: grown ass man wear the Monday.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna wear mine.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, show would come from Monday, Why feet struggle.
Speaker 3: The other one is, as one of the youngest person
Speaker 3: people on this show, I feel my responsibility to check
Speaker 3: out social new social medias that are coming out. Be
Speaker 3: Real is a new social media that I'm.
Speaker 4: It sounds really bad.
Speaker 5: It sounds like a fundamentalist Christian group their own social
Speaker 5: media platform.
Speaker 3: Be Real it's the next TikTok. This is That's what
Speaker 3: people are saying, the next TikTok. That's what people are saying.
Speaker 4: So I don't need any more social media platforms.
Speaker 3: I thought I would get in on the ground floor,
Speaker 3: and then.
Speaker 5: This says to me, you've had two weeks of too
Speaker 5: much time by yourself.
Speaker 4: Well you're idling around Instagram? Is it enough you? TikTok?
Speaker 4: Is it enough? Sell me?
Speaker 3: Be Real no, you're right. Actually it does seem like
Speaker 3: the dullest of them all. It will send you a
Speaker 3: notification once per day, and then you've got two minutes
Speaker 3: to quickly take a photo. And the idea is that
Speaker 3: you can't prepare, you can't get all glammed up for it,
Speaker 3: you can't be at the best location that you're going to.
Speaker 3: It's just you and your everyday life Real be Real.
Speaker 3: So I'm looking through my friends be Real and they're
Speaker 3: all kind of boring because my friend sitting on his
Speaker 3: couch in his apartments, my friend turning on his air conditioning.
Speaker 3: I don't think I'll stay on be Real for very long.
Speaker 5: What a great anti sell for this that should just
Speaker 5: be called get a life.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 5: Last night, then end of a really big era of TV.
Speaker 5: A TV show that actually my country and your country
Speaker 5: both share. It's bigger in England, where Neighbors has been
Speaker 5: watched for decades by millions of people.
Speaker 4: It's on twice a day.
Speaker 5: There was the original screening at lunchtime, when if you're
Speaker 5: sick from school you always watched it at lunchtime, and
Speaker 5: then it was on again at five, half past five,
Speaker 5: and it was one of the biggest shows in on
Speaker 5: British TV for years and years and years. So the
Speaker 5: fact that this came come to an end it felt
Speaker 5: last night when I was watching it all you actually
Speaker 5: felt like you were saying goodbye to an era of
Speaker 5: TV that actually isn't going to ever be the same again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right in a way because now we're so
Speaker 3: used to streaming shows with big budgets, and it was
Speaker 3: funny to watch Neighbors again like considerably a lower budget
Speaker 3: that we're used to.
Speaker 4: It was spoiled.
Speaker 5: Now it's a feast of all this amazing streaming content.
Speaker 5: We've got almost too much to keep up with what
Speaker 5: show you should be watching? And because we grew up
Speaker 5: with the TV, that's just how it was then. And
Speaker 5: also they churned out thousands and thousands and thousands of
Speaker 5: episodes over the years. What do we all think of it, Patsy?
Speaker 5: What do you think of it? Yesterday?
Speaker 6: I hadn't watched it since I was like fifteen or sixteen,
Speaker 6: And I know what you mean. It's kind of I
Speaker 6: don't know ifl like last year is the right word
Speaker 6: to use, but I exactly.
Speaker 4: Worred Jack and I were texting each other yesterday. Jack said,
Speaker 4: lacklust year.
Speaker 3: Actually, as it started, I texted other people to say,
Speaker 3: is this the last episode or second to last, because
Speaker 3: it didn't start with the fanfare of like this is
Speaker 3: the final over Neighbors.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And it felt wrong, wrong that it was a
Speaker 6: Thursday night not anyway.
Speaker 2: I loved it. I loved it.
Speaker 6: I love that Charlene was back Kylie and Jason, and
Speaker 6: I love that Annie Jane was back.
Speaker 2: I loved it back when I was young.
Speaker 5: The stuff with her and Guy Peace, it was just
Speaker 5: great son. Obviously, Guy Peace is a big, big international
Speaker 5: at superstar like Margot rob as well, but him just
Speaker 5: committing to a very simple storyline of the Neighbours show.
Speaker 3: It's that good on here was built around Guy. He
Speaker 3: must have been of the biggest stars that have come
Speaker 3: out of Neighbors. He must have been the one that said, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'll do this properly, whereas Kylie came back and didn't
Speaker 3: say a word.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: It's kind of weird, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: What was that I couldn't work on what the story was?
Speaker 5: That there'd obviously be a story there, and I also
Speaker 5: know from somebody who worked on that show as well,
Speaker 5: Margot Robbie. Obviously she did her bit, she wasn't there.
Speaker 5: She sent forty bottles of champagne for the a classy
Speaker 5: thing to do. But yeah, I thought the end, I
Speaker 5: felt it was actually quite nostalgic. I thought it was
Speaker 5: really I was actually surprise they moved by it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's how I felt. I haven't watched it
Speaker 3: in years as well, probably since I was a kid.
Speaker 3: So much so that Tony in yesterday's episode I noticed
Speaker 3: had an adult son and I was like, they.
Speaker 4: Grew up so far. I was reading yesterday.
Speaker 5: Over the years, then at Eron's brother, there's been one
Speaker 5: hundred kidnapping and hostage situations. I mean, I know some
Speaker 5: suburbs in the city go through quite a lot. They've
Speaker 5: also been thirty nine natural disasters. That's almost one a year.
Speaker 3: As a dangerous spot, yeah.
Speaker 5: Sixty four deaths, fifteen people have come back from the dead.
Speaker 5: Oh well, what a show. So today I thought we
Speaker 5: do a special version of the Weakest Claim to Fame.
Speaker 5: It is such a big show, and it's actually so
Speaker 5: many we know about the stars who've been in front
Speaker 5: of the camera, but so many people would have worked
Speaker 5: on that.
Speaker 4: Show over the years.
Speaker 5: There's actually a bit very big Melbourne institution really and
Speaker 5: TV institution here in Britain as well. So weak is
Speaker 5: claim to fane? What is your weakest claim to fine?
Speaker 5: Some of you may have been background extras in it
Speaker 5: as well. Weakers claim to Fine a Neighbour special and
Speaker 5: Jack and I were wondering whether there's anyone listening who's
Speaker 5: actually seen every single episode. We've obviously stopped over the
Speaker 5: last twenty years, but maybe you stuck with it Neighbors.
Speaker 4: What have you got?
Speaker 8: Christian Connell's show podcast at.
Speaker 5: Eight the Swan and they went back to the sun
Speaker 5: Tall Stadium and it's a grand final innocence. We'll take
Speaker 5: on experience in the trade e games, five thousand dollars
Speaker 5: up for grabs. He'll be the king of all trades.
Speaker 5: We talked this warning about the ending finally of Neighbors.
Speaker 5: What is your weakest claim to fame? To do with
Speaker 5: the TV show Neighbors on nine four one four three.
Speaker 5: We've had some great claims to fagne over the last
Speaker 5: year or two. Been doing it that often Neighbors comes
Speaker 5: up some of our favorite ones. There was a Caol
Speaker 5: We had once about someone's partner fainting due to a
Speaker 5: heat stroke at shopping center and Luke Carpenter from Neighbors
Speaker 5: came to the rescue. You remember that also that somebody
Speaker 5: used to work at a Taels record center.
Speaker 3: With Harold Why he was on the show.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 5: Then, So what is your weakest claim to fame to
Speaker 5: do with the TV show Neighbors? Nine four one four
Speaker 5: one four three, Trevor, Good Morning.
Speaker 9: Good Morning team.
Speaker 4: How are we Trevor? Tell us about you and Neighbors? Then?
Speaker 10: Yes, I did six episodes as a BMX stunt double
Speaker 10: for two of the actors.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, think of the stunt scene.
Speaker 10: I got from a friend because he was too tall.
Speaker 10: He was a stunt he does stunt all over the world.
Speaker 10: And he rang up me because I was a bmxter
Speaker 10: and he's like, no, I think he'd be the right height.
Speaker 10: And I got there and I was the exact height
Speaker 10: of two of the actors, So I got the job.
Speaker 4: What was the stunt? Can you remember? What did you
Speaker 4: have to do? Because if his neighbors, who want me
Speaker 4: to think too death to.
Speaker 10: Find No, there was a few if I had to
Speaker 10: do a three sixty over a set of doubles in
Speaker 10: Harold's back in his garden.
Speaker 3: When did Harold have a set of doubles in his gardens?
Speaker 10: Well, the kids got the shovel out and made some
Speaker 10: dirt jumps up and one idea was raining the lay
Speaker 10: in a puddle. I'm like, I'm just laying in this
Speaker 10: puddle in the I was freezing. I was like, this
Speaker 10: has got to be worth some good money.
Speaker 4: Do you remember what you were paid? You wouldn't have
Speaker 4: been paid much of that.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, one time I was there for twenty minutes.
Speaker 10: I nearly got around a thousand dollars And.
Speaker 4: Wonder the shows wrapping up.
Speaker 5: Page that they could have gone and they could have
Speaker 5: actually made a Friday night episode they run out of cash.
Speaker 4: Trevor, thank you very much. You're cool, all right, see
Speaker 4: you guys.
Speaker 5: Paula, Good morning, Paula. What's your week claim to fame
Speaker 5: to do with the neighbors?
Speaker 11: Okay, So back in the eighties I used to work
Speaker 11: for kmart Roville on Stud Road and they used to
Speaker 11: close off the front of the car park and do
Speaker 11: filming there on our lunch breaks. We used to come
Speaker 11: out for our lunch break with their standwiches and standing
Speaker 11: there and watch the actual show being filmed, just like.
Speaker 4: The Hollywood lot.
Speaker 5: You know, if people going and see what TV shows
Speaker 5: and movies have been made for you. Who's the later
Speaker 5: scenes in Neighbors paul on a lunch break.
Speaker 9: That was that was just amazing, like just to watch
Speaker 9: the more filming and they had the all the big
Speaker 9: trucks there, you know, and we're obviously we're getting fed
Speaker 9: and everything there. It was just like, oh my god,
Speaker 9: we're watching the Neighbours things films in the car park, just.
Speaker 4: To see those famous people eating the back of a truck. Paula,
Speaker 4: thank you very much. She called us.
Speaker 5: Go to Matt good morning, Matt. Hey, I'm good, but
Speaker 5: happy Friday. All right, yeah, what's your week clean to fame?
Speaker 5: To do the TV show Neighbors?
Speaker 12: My week claim to fame was and kind of skizzed sometimes.
Speaker 4: Is I was.
Speaker 12: In an eighties cover band with Kim Valentine in nineteen
Speaker 12: ninety five.
Speaker 4: Was that was that Libby?
Speaker 13: That's Libby?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 12: And she was only about eighteen at the time, but
Speaker 12: she loved the eighties and wanted to sort of be
Speaker 12: part of the whole thing.
Speaker 7: And it was right when we were launching the band,
Speaker 7: and everyone thought.
Speaker 12: We were crazy because it was only nineteen ninety five
Speaker 12: and the eighties hadn't finished that long ago.
Speaker 4: But five years is it reach? Yeah, I remember five years.
Speaker 3: Ago that would be like us now sewing in twenty
Speaker 3: sixteen cover be.
Speaker 4: It was songs by the Black Eyed Peace.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but because she was singing, of course, the rooms
Speaker 12: were absolutely packed with Davids fans and they were handing
Speaker 12: her roses and doing all sorts of stuff, and she
Speaker 12: was sort of dressed up like Kim Warden's loving it.
Speaker 12: So there.
Speaker 4: Oh awesome, that's a nice story, Matt. Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Have a nice weekend you too.
Speaker 8: See well, Christian know Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 5: Since we saw the show about four years ago, Belly
Speaker 5: Weet goes by. Actually we don't get some kind of
Speaker 5: call about neighbors. I think we've actually had about ten
Speaker 5: of the cast members taking part another phone in. Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: it just happened to be listening.
Speaker 3: Not because they're from neighbors, the Timmans, and that we
Speaker 3: spoke to the whole Timmy's family, the whole.
Speaker 4: Family we found on and Stephen Dennis as well. Do
Speaker 4: you even when I was obsessed with Stephen Dennis for
Speaker 4: a while.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Christian, Jack and Patsy, Connie and Jason used
Speaker 5: to skateboard outside at my shop.
Speaker 4: All these incredible stories.
Speaker 5: Today to do with the weakest claim to fame, we're
Speaker 5: doing a neighbor special on No.
Speaker 4: Four one four one oh four three. Good morning, Ben,
Speaker 4: Good morning all.
Speaker 14: We claim to fame. Young Ryan Maloney, which is a
Speaker 14: ka Tody, was by our son's basketball coach, junior basketball coach.
Speaker 4: This is a great one. You've got to tell us more.
Speaker 4: Please tell us more, mate.
Speaker 15: The guy is a cracker.
Speaker 14: He's he's a bit of a legend. He's a great
Speaker 14: role model for the kids. He started up his own
Speaker 14: basketball club down on the peninsula. He was the president,
Speaker 14: he coached, he got around it. You know, he did
Speaker 14: some personal development coaching.
Speaker 5: And I mean Phil Jackson wasn't in neighbors I think
Speaker 5: on the great Phil Jackson.
Speaker 15: He yeah, mate, he was.
Speaker 10: He was really good.
Speaker 14: He was running like seven am basketball lessons for the
Speaker 14: kids at the local stadium's midweek and then need to
Speaker 14: go off and shooting.
Speaker 13: Remember one like what are you doing that.
Speaker 14: Work stuff?
Speaker 15: What do you what do you got to range work?
Speaker 14: And He's like, oh my lines, and I'm.
Speaker 3: Like, this was this mullet, Tody? Or is this post mullet?
Speaker 14: No post mullet.
Speaker 7: This is very serious.
Speaker 4: Serious, that's right.
Speaker 3: Don't have the other basketball team senior coach with a
Speaker 3: mullet and not taking the game seriously.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's what the TV show had to change his
Speaker 5: storylines because of his basketball coaching.
Speaker 1: Ben.
Speaker 5: That's a great one. Thank you very much for sharing
Speaker 5: that with us. Have a nice weekend, Mark, Good morning.
Speaker 5: What's your week claim to fine to do with Neighbors?
Speaker 16: Yeah, morning, guys, it's another totally one.
Speaker 4: Actually, I'm happy with all Tony calls all day.
Speaker 16: Yeah, he's a great, great blake.
Speaker 4: But I was in can I just point anything?
Speaker 17: Am?
Speaker 5: I tuned in thinking he's died and we're doing some
Speaker 5: of your memories today neighbors. The TV show has died,
Speaker 5: but everyone is well okay, so Tody is as well.
Speaker 4: Carry on, mate, rest in peace.
Speaker 16: So we were I was in year ten in the
Speaker 16: nineties and catching a train home from the old Spencer
Speaker 16: Street station of Eline train from school and can we
Speaker 16: get to Spencer Street station? They're actually filming an episode there.
Speaker 16: We were so excited, but the scene was once our
Speaker 16: train left, Tody was actually chasing after it, and I
Speaker 16: think his mate Jesse Spencer was might have gotten on
Speaker 16: the train. He was trying to stop the train, but
Speaker 16: he never caught us. But it was a great, great
Speaker 16: fun to see that episode.
Speaker 3: Your party history.
Speaker 16: Mark. Yeah, I'm not sure I got in there, but
Speaker 16: but but yes, it was. It was good fun.
Speaker 5: But it would have given so many people in the
Speaker 5: city a little touch of showbiz. Yeah, of something being filmed,
Speaker 5: of what it all looks like. Mark, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: The coll This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: On the show today. Then coming up this hour knock
Speaker 4: off Friday.
Speaker 5: Will we always ask you the best question the week
Speaker 5: What time are you knocking off today? What is the
Speaker 5: highlight for you this weekend? And at eight o'clock it
Speaker 5: is all about trades taking each other on in the
Speaker 5: trade e Pentathlon two. Trade's five tougher than tough, tougher
Speaker 5: than tough, tough events, tough you, but tough face. That's
Speaker 5: enough toughness. On today's show, I saw at a tool
Speaker 5: before that, though Neighbors finished yesterday after thirty seven years,
Speaker 5: nine thousand episodes, No An institution here an even bigger
Speaker 5: institution in UK. Jin's heyday. For fifteen years, each episode
Speaker 5: would pull in between eight and ten million people watching
Speaker 5: in the UK. For many of us, me being a
Speaker 5: teenage growing up watching it, I actually thought, this is
Speaker 5: what Australia must be like, to know each can't have
Speaker 5: it short changed, haven't been for who's gotta be honest.
Speaker 5: But anyway, that's not for now. This morning we celebrate
Speaker 5: a great TV show. We're looking for your weakest claim
Speaker 5: to fame, a weakest claim to face, special to do
Speaker 5: with neighbors.
Speaker 4: It deserves this like this some Karen.
Speaker 5: Years ago, I was volunteering at the RSPCA, were sawing
Speaker 5: through some old paperwork. What I saw that, Toady, It
Speaker 5: was great, Toady. All pass me to Toady.
Speaker 4: This morning. Brian Maloney had come in the day.
Speaker 5: Before the doctor two guinea pigs, as I said, him
Speaker 5: and his family were lovely. Christ I'll admit this is
Speaker 5: a very very weak claim to faint. No, it's this
Speaker 5: purpose all right, that's the kind of standard we're looking
Speaker 5: for this morning. It's low nine four one four one
Speaker 5: o four three. Good morning, Chris, are you I'm good Chris,
Speaker 5: welcome to the show.
Speaker 4: What have you got for us? Then you and the
Speaker 4: TV show Neighbors Neighbors.
Speaker 7: Okay, so when Kye was first joined, she was an
Speaker 7: apprentice mechanic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I remember that. Yeah. And the overalls, yeah, the
Speaker 4: grease under our eyes.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: It was shot at Lavernon, at the Lavernon service station
Speaker 7: where it was a fuel and a mechanical workshop. So
Speaker 7: we used to go there and make used to say,
Speaker 7: our neighbors are coming down and they take over the
Speaker 7: whole service station, everything, the workshop. And the funniest thing
Speaker 7: was of the aar in at Cliff was played fifty
Speaker 7: dollars a day. Dollars now back in the andes was
Speaker 7: worth a bit, but fifty dollars and he said, oh
Speaker 7: that's great money. You know, make a lot of money
Speaker 7: doing this. But anyway, so he got to see Kylie
Speaker 7: and the crew and.
Speaker 5: Also yeah no, So Chris, thank you very much the
Speaker 5: show and have a good weekend, Buddy, Thanks you calling
Speaker 5: you too, Thanks christ you, Jason.
Speaker 15: Good morning, here were you.
Speaker 16: My claim was that my boss is an apprentice back
Speaker 16: in the early nineties for thy Piece's motorbike.
Speaker 4: What a claim to thing?
Speaker 5: There are about three different links to get to that
Speaker 5: out there that motorbike. How much did he pay for
Speaker 5: Guy PiS's old motorbike?
Speaker 13: I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 16: It was about four and a half the hoosand at
Speaker 16: the time, bloody.
Speaker 4: How he's not getting any mates rates of fans of
Speaker 4: the show? Is the old guy?
Speaker 18: No? No, he had four daughters, so I think he
Speaker 18: bought it just to tell them that he had.
Speaker 4: Had his boy, right, Jason, thank you very much. You cool.
Speaker 4: Have a nice weekend, do you do?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 18: Sheey, Hello, my week claim to fame is that the
Speaker 18: Neighbor's agents raiming to do Margo Robbie's makeup when she
Speaker 18: started on Neighbors and I was busy and I didn't really.
Speaker 19: Try, and I hear anything much of her or it
Speaker 19: would be anything.
Speaker 13: And she has for a picture at the end, and
Speaker 13: I was like, oh, if you want one, okay, And
Speaker 13: then she just turned out to be a massive celebrity,
Speaker 13: making twelve million dollars.
Speaker 4: Yes, one of the world's biggest actresses right now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh, Chevy, we all have regrets.
Speaker 4: Yours is a Margo.
Speaker 9: Robbie one, Yes, definitely, all.
Speaker 5: Right, thanks you cool? Might have a nice week in Christian.
Speaker 5: When we were living in box till about ten years ago,
Speaker 5: our house was used for three days as the home
Speaker 5: of one of the main neighbours characters, a legitimate daughter.
Speaker 4: What a claim to fame. Thank you very much, Peter.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: In an hour's time.
Speaker 20: This when trades go to war, only one can rule
Speaker 20: them all. Ship be's prickies head to here. Who's the
Speaker 20: sharpest in the shed? Flooring, filing, framing, fences, cash, He's
Speaker 20: canton fIF for breakfast, Tradees, time for more?
Speaker 4: God is one?
Speaker 3: You're fighting?
Speaker 21: Four?
Speaker 5: Over one million trade East called their show Let's go
Speaker 5: with a Rio.
Speaker 4: Then one point seven million.
Speaker 5: Tradees called this show to say christ Jen put me
Speaker 5: into the trading games.
Speaker 4: Sorry only eight.
Speaker 5: From one point seven million to eight has been a
Speaker 5: hell of a journey the last few weeks. Monday we
Speaker 5: had eight trade's all trying to be crowned the ultimate
Speaker 5: trading this morning in an hour's time or thanks for
Speaker 5: Sutton tools. Five thousand dollars up for grabs. The money
Speaker 5: only a small part of what this is really about.
Speaker 4: Honor.
Speaker 5: It's down to two innocence will take on experience. He
Speaker 5: got the wide eye. Newcomer Jaden the next generation of
Speaker 5: Tradees Trady five point zero.
Speaker 4: He's a plague.
Speaker 5: He's a plate run installer, taking on the wily old
Speaker 5: veteran ten years younger than Platte.
Speaker 4: He's fifty one. Jason la Plummer, Ah.
Speaker 5: Rio is down there now. Jack has left in Tesla one.
Speaker 5: Tests one is in.
Speaker 4: The air right now. Baby Bird is on his way.
Speaker 4: Why's he left so early? I don't know. It's about
Speaker 4: twenty minute drive.
Speaker 5: Anything to get out of any work on the show anyway,
Speaker 5: Rio this show.
Speaker 4: Sam Mack is down there now. Rio described the scene.
Speaker 3: Christian.
Speaker 22: I know we might have been using the phrase Sutton
Speaker 22: Tool Stadium a bit liberally for the last two days,
Speaker 22: but today it truly is a stadium.
Speaker 3: It is glorious.
Speaker 22: I am looking at a grand stand that hopefully we're
Speaker 22: going to be filled with people by the time the
Speaker 22: first event comes around. If you thought the signage on
Speaker 22: Monday was good, Christian, oh my word, wait do you
Speaker 22: see it's renay Oh to next level signs everywhere?
Speaker 4: Thunders all buffed up?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Shiny's has ever.
Speaker 4: Been worth the alloys? All rimming?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, yeah, yes, go with it.
Speaker 22: Yeah, we've got a barbecue, we've got a coffee cart.
Speaker 22: We've then got the pista. Is this stance? We have
Speaker 22: the obstacle course and the pentathlon. Sorry, and it is
Speaker 22: not your nana's Pentatlon Christian. This is a gnai odd course.
Speaker 22: I'm looking at three probably fifty or sixty meter lanes.
Speaker 22: We've got wheelbarrows, we've got skips, we've got bricks, we've
Speaker 22: got cubby houses.
Speaker 3: It's a big old course. They are going to be
Speaker 3: absolutely buggered by the end.
Speaker 5: Lovely there, okay, lovely choice of works. It's a tough
Speaker 5: price for the runner up today. All that live on
Speaker 5: air in an hour's time. Before that, then, like we
Speaker 5: do every Friday, we ask you the best question of
Speaker 5: the week on knockoff Friday. On Friday, it's all about
Speaker 5: what time are you knock off, isn't it? And then
Speaker 5: your weekend begins whatever that weekend is. So this weekend,
Speaker 5: what is it for here? What is the single high
Speaker 5: night of this weekend? What are you looking forward to
Speaker 5: share it with us? On nine four one four one
Speaker 5: oh four three? And so it's what time you knock
Speaker 5: off today? Patsy, You've got a big weekend.
Speaker 6: This weekend, Yes, and I've got a spray tan this afternoon.
Speaker 4: I've got a PRIs my life sau off for a
Speaker 4: spray tan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a bit of color. Yeah, we've got the Winter
Speaker 2: Gardi Ball for.
Speaker 4: The say where'd you go?
Speaker 5: My wife goes to a mate of hers shoe who
Speaker 5: does this. It's her garage. She's got this whole sort
Speaker 5: of setup set up.
Speaker 6: You would want it in the garage because it gets everywhere,
Speaker 6: doesn't it.
Speaker 2: You wouldn't want it inside.
Speaker 6: No, I just go off to Brazilian Butterfly and wear
Speaker 6: abe the girls there and look after me.
Speaker 2: That and other things.
Speaker 6: But no, we've got the Saint Vincent's Hospital Ball tomorrow night. Yes,
Speaker 6: at web they're raising money for their oncology unit, which
Speaker 6: is a very very worthy go. Yeah, it's my honor
Speaker 6: to do that. So we've got that tomorrow night at
Speaker 6: the Italian Social Club.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow night.
Speaker 5: It's all about tomorrow night for me daughter, who was
Speaker 5: eighteen two weeks ago. She's got a joint birthday bidey
Speaker 5: tomorrow about whether or not my wife and I will
Speaker 5: be allowed to actually come in for a quick five
Speaker 5: minute hallo wave and mom and dad get out Broner.
Speaker 1: No, you're listening to the Christian o'kyl's show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're asking what it is a highlight for your weekend
Speaker 4: coming up? Christian.
Speaker 5: We also have our daughters join eighteenth birthday party tomorrow
Speaker 5: and I as well.
Speaker 4: It's a two thousand's theme.
Speaker 5: John, I hope you have a great time and your
Speaker 5: daughter to us so in your whole family doing her
Speaker 5: friends as well. Tell you I had a real life
Speaker 5: moment yesterday, Patsy. So my daughters, both of them, they
Speaker 5: bond over one TV show and that is RuPaul's Drag Race.
Speaker 5: They love that show. Honestly, it actually helped them through
Speaker 5: six lockdowns. They love that show. Last night, one of
Speaker 5: the stars, Jinx Monsoon, was in town doing a show
Speaker 5: in paran Oh wow. And because Ruby's eighteen now, she
Speaker 5: passed at test. I waved them goodbye yesterday as my daughter,
Speaker 5: both of my daughters took off in a car that
Speaker 5: neither my wife or I were in ASA. As they're
Speaker 5: driving off and I'm waving away, I thought to us Olf,
Speaker 5: everything I care about and this one is in that car.
Speaker 5: They have to come back. They did, by the way,
Speaker 5: you pleased to know they had an amazing time. All right,
Speaker 5: So what is the highlight of your weekend, Angie?
Speaker 18: Come on ing hi, Christian, how are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good, Ange? And what's me knocking off today?
Speaker 18: Ange knocking off at five thirty heading to drinks with coworkers.
Speaker 18: And highlights for the weekend is heading to Swinburn to
Speaker 18: do an open day with my eighteen year old who's
Speaker 18: heading off to university next year.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Snap, how are you feeling about that?
Speaker 18: A little nervous?
Speaker 4: Yeah, speak for everyone.
Speaker 18: It is. I can't believe she's eighteen. Still still consider
Speaker 18: her to be my little thirteen year old. But you know,
Speaker 18: you've got to give them wings.
Speaker 4: Yess and they can lie the nest. No one that
Speaker 4: my parents drank.
Speaker 5: I love it. I hope you have a lovely weekend.
Speaker 5: It's also it is it's both. There's a strange kind
Speaker 5: of you're starting to feel the loss, but also it's
Speaker 5: the excitement. You're lucky that you've raised them, that they
Speaker 5: can go on and do something. It's a privilege to
Speaker 5: continue your education as well.
Speaker 18: Well as my husband and I say, we've got our
Speaker 18: weekends back again.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll get to talk about I'm really nervous. My
Speaker 4: wife and I.
Speaker 5: You know, when you see the old couple who have
Speaker 5: got nothing to say, I'm like, surely they didn't want
Speaker 5: to end up like that, but no, we won't go
Speaker 5: that way. Hey, it all goes well this weekend at
Speaker 5: swim Boom.
Speaker 13: Thank you, looking forward to it.
Speaker 4: Take care to Michelle.
Speaker 16: Come on, hid morning.
Speaker 10: How are you doing, Christian?
Speaker 4: I'm good Michelle. And what is the highlight of your weekend?
Speaker 4: Spice girls parties get in? Which one do you donut's
Speaker 4: dressing up?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 18: Yeah, door, you'll dress up a little bit of old
Speaker 18: so yeah, does it matter?
Speaker 16: See tails and off I go?
Speaker 5: And which one are you going to go? As you
Speaker 5: sound that maybe a sporty spiceer. Have you done as.
Speaker 16: Maybe Bubby thirty years ago?
Speaker 14: But now all like baby.
Speaker 10: Spice now right?
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, have a lovely time, Michelle, Thank you so much.
Speaker 16: Good on you.
Speaker 4: Thank you. Jenny. Good morning, Chris, I'm good, Jenny. For
Speaker 4: the block. What have you got? What do you want
Speaker 4: to this weekend?
Speaker 19: Yeah, I'm moving from the block. I'm going to the
Speaker 19: next suburb.
Speaker 16: I'm moving house.
Speaker 19: I'm moving house and I'm moving because my dogs need
Speaker 19: more space. It's not about me and my husband. My
Speaker 19: dog needs more space. They need real grass to pee
Speaker 19: on because this glass soon it's fake grass. I need
Speaker 19: more space.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what as a dog going No, I
Speaker 5: get it, but moving house, going through all that, just
Speaker 5: so they can have better material to peon.
Speaker 19: Yeah, it's not about my husband and myself or my kids.
Speaker 19: They've moved out, so.
Speaker 14: We don't wory about them anymore.
Speaker 13: We don't care about them.
Speaker 19: It's about the dogs.
Speaker 4: So you're moving or not.
Speaker 5: I love the fact that we're ever selling your house
Speaker 5: is going on because you always go beaut Robie and
Speaker 5: they just want someone.
Speaker 4: For their dog.
Speaker 15: Dog.
Speaker 19: Yeah, you can click up that glass, you know, and
Speaker 19: I'm gonna love it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you will will.
Speaker 5: Moving house, whether it's the other side of the world,
Speaker 5: it's a It's a huge deal, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Moving house.
Speaker 19: This is nassive. We host so much. My house is
Speaker 19: like a golden retrieveal I put boxes and he brings
Speaker 19: them back again, you know, And I said why, And
Speaker 19: I've just got to check.
Speaker 13: You never know, I said, you haven't looked at for
Speaker 13: six years right.
Speaker 4: Now, Jenny. That's great. Well, listen, I hope the move
Speaker 4: goes well. The new suburb okay.
Speaker 15: Thank you.
Speaker 8: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Auto tune Friday morning. It's The Christian O'Connell Show on
Speaker 5: Gold twenty to eight. So this weekend, good luck Australia,
Speaker 5: good luck Team GB it's all good in times are
Speaker 5: these good luck to both our countries. So come worth games.
Speaker 5: Last year during the Olympics we did someone called the
Speaker 5: golda thon where every time Australia won gold medal we
Speaker 5: gave away a golden washingman. Sho friends, Robert Enes, he's
Speaker 5: had another look around that warehouse. We have a load
Speaker 5: of golden not washing machines. To check out the price inflation.
Speaker 5: They're not washing machines. He's a smart business man, Rob. No,
Speaker 5: it's a golden Smeg kettles. Not just an et kettle.
Speaker 5: These are golden Smeg kettles, all thanks to eins. Right
Speaker 5: now you can save up to two thousand dollars on
Speaker 5: selected Smeg appliances now on NS. So over the weekend
Speaker 5: you're bound to start getting gold medals. And that means
Speaker 5: every time there's a gold medal, wo one of you,
Speaker 5: one house eld gets to WinStar Next week on the
Speaker 5: show on Monday morning at six a golden kettle. The
Speaker 5: gold of Thon is back. Now I need to do
Speaker 5: take some calls on this. I want some opinion on this.
Speaker 5: I'm hoping that people a going to back me up.
Speaker 5: Yesterday I was ostracized in my own house by my family.
Speaker 5: Bearing in mind, in my house i'm outnumbered the three Sisters,
Speaker 5: the Sisterhood. It doesn't take much for them to rise
Speaker 5: up together and attack me as the lone representative of
Speaker 5: mankind in there. Anyway, yesterday I was called a weirdo
Speaker 5: by all of them. I'd bought some new underwear. This
Speaker 5: is the kind of wild and crazy lifestyle I lead.
Speaker 5: I'm on the radio, I'm in showbiz. It wasn't new underwear,
Speaker 5: but I always insist on washing it before I wear it.
Speaker 5: And they said, no one does that. I always wash it.
Speaker 4: Do you just wear it?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, you've got it. You've got to wash it because
Speaker 2: you never know what people will do and take back
Speaker 2: to a store.
Speaker 5: I've been what have you thought about that? I just
Speaker 5: thought it's based been in a dusty warehouse and stuff
Speaker 5: like that.
Speaker 2: Well, someone might have tried it on at home and
Speaker 2: oh they're too small.
Speaker 5: You thought that people go into shops and go. Can
Speaker 5: I just try these underpants on? It's one hut the
Speaker 5: for size. Yeah, they called me a weirdo. So this morning,
Speaker 5: I want to know we all do wash underwear before
Speaker 5: wearing it, don't we?
Speaker 4: Does anyone just.
Speaker 5: Get it straight out the packet and wear it? A
Speaker 5: bit of Jack was here, he's on his way to
Speaker 5: He would one hundred percent nine four one four wallow
Speaker 5: four three. It's one hundred percent unanimous on this one,
Speaker 5: isn't it? Absolutely we all wash before you wear?
Speaker 4: Surely? I'm so.
Speaker 8: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Good news everyone, The Thrusters are just calling. Tesla one
Speaker 5: has just arrived at the sun Till Stadium. Jackpost is
Speaker 5: in the house. Were crossed him live in a minute. R.
Speaker 5: Bruce mcavani Master Today Semony. It's time for Rio to
Speaker 5: start aside the King's there. Wow God on at four
Speaker 5: point three. Christian O'Connor Show at seven fifty three, ask
Speaker 5: you this morning, are you with me?
Speaker 4: Surely we all do this?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: So I was called a weirdom in my house by
Speaker 5: the Sisterhood for washing underwear.
Speaker 4: I just bore.
Speaker 5: I just presume everyone does that. You'll clean it before
Speaker 5: it goes around there. You want clean round there. That's
Speaker 5: why you're not straight out the factory aware of it's been.
Speaker 5: It's all dusty, and it dusty.
Speaker 4: Nine four one four one four three Steve, good morning everybody.
Speaker 15: It's washed before you wear. And it's not just because
Speaker 15: you wear it down there. Quite often wear clothes, and
Speaker 15: many fakes overseas they're humigated with pesticides before they are
Speaker 15: packed up and sent so you can put something down there.
Speaker 4: I do not want pesticides around there.
Speaker 15: No, even your sheets washed before you wear, because you
Speaker 15: never know where they've been, or who's been handling them,
Speaker 15: or what sort of chemicals.
Speaker 4: They might be on me. All right, Steve, All right, Steve,
Speaker 4: have a nice weekend. Liam, good morning.
Speaker 15: How are you guys?
Speaker 4: That were good? Liam? You washed before you were all
Speaker 4: straight on?
Speaker 15: So first story.
Speaker 13: I used to not wash them until one time we're
Speaker 13: in water a.
Speaker 19: Pair and I've opened the person I've put them on,
Speaker 19: and while I've gone to the toilet, I've noticed a
Speaker 19: massive weird staining.
Speaker 4: Off than somebody else that's you was fantastic. Yeah, you
Speaker 4: gotta wash all right? How to go to count in here?
Speaker 4: Come on counting?
Speaker 8: Good morning.
Speaker 4: You washed before you wear.
Speaker 13: Absolutely, have to wash before you wear anything you buy clothing, underwear.
Speaker 13: There's sheet taugs washed before you were And if you
Speaker 13: look at the tag on the item, it actually says
Speaker 13: please wash before you were.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I never I just cut those tags.
Speaker 13: Well, I always read tags, but it actually says that
Speaker 13: I'm the actual art of clothing or underwear whatever it is.
Speaker 4: So why would we not want an experts advice?
Speaker 13: Absolutely? Yeah, everyone else in your household's wrong.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm going to cross to someone now, who, I
Speaker 5: tell you what is probably the kind of person who
Speaker 5: takes it straight up the packet and sticks it on.
Speaker 3: Am I right, Jack, I take it straight out of
Speaker 3: the pack Trust the industrial wash the first call.
Speaker 4: You're kidding.
Speaker 3: As for reading the tag, never read the tag, those
Speaker 3: hieroglyphics that they've got on there with different washing machine.
Speaker 4: Try clean only forget it.
Speaker 3: Not interested, rip those straight off rio.
Speaker 5: A young man like you, the young man about the town, Champagne, Charlie.
Speaker 5: You're washing before you put on the gut cheese.
Speaker 3: Don't you, No, no, no, no, no, straight on.
Speaker 22: It's one of life's great joys. Straight out of the pockets,
Speaker 22: slipping ride.
Speaker 4: And bugs are crawling around here.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: No, it's got pesticides on us, so I wouldn't me
Speaker 3: keep away all the.
Speaker 5: Hutch up line is it? It's got pesticides on it. Anyway, guys, guys,
Speaker 5: let's get to the heart of the matter now right.
Speaker 5: You're both there together. You are our joint co commentators
Speaker 5: today for the trading games, which is taking plass in
Speaker 5: ten minutes time. Jack described the scene down there today.
Speaker 5: Then at Sutton Tools Stadium.
Speaker 3: It's a fantastic arena. The Sutton Tool Stadium a car
Speaker 3: park in Thomastown, just off the Western Ring Road. We
Speaker 3: can see the cars going by. I'm standing at the
Speaker 3: end of the obstacle course with a briefcase with five
Speaker 3: thousand dollars cash inside. No point giving these trade is
Speaker 3: a big novelty check. They won't know what to do now.
Speaker 4: What they love language is Jack and it is.
Speaker 3: The first one of our two competitors, our two trades,
Speaker 3: to touch this briefcase walk away with five thousand dollars cash.
Speaker 3: It's down to two people, the playground installer and the plumber.
Speaker 3: They are the two trades who will walk away ultimate trading.
Speaker 5: This is why we've got our very own Bruce down
Speaker 5: there today. It's down to two people. This guy understands
Speaker 5: what's happening today. It's down to two people. He's really
Speaker 5: thought about the words he's going to use. He's heard Rio.
Speaker 5: He's trying to throw some shade of Rio. It's down
Speaker 5: to two people. Thank you Jack, all right, that would come.
Speaker 3: Back being a commentator. It's not a competition between the commentators.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't worried to be some kind of commentator, but
Speaker 4: you know what it is. You know what competitions are.
Speaker 4: It's down to do two people. Guys.
Speaker 8: Well, Christian no Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 5: History awaits us in the trading games, major sporting events
Speaker 5: and need a major sporting sponsor. Nike tried, no Sun Tours,
Speaker 5: Sun Tools having us. He spilled for over one hundred years,
Speaker 5: drill the Aussie way. The only way drew was sudden
Speaker 5: and thank you very much for Stain Tools making the
Speaker 5: show feel so welcome. This week, we've literally taken over
Speaker 5: this place. It isn't the Sutton Tools Stadium today, it's
Speaker 5: a Suttin Tools Coliseum.
Speaker 17: Wine from old world famous Southern Tools Stadium in Thomastown.
Speaker 4: This is the Trading Games Grand Finals.
Speaker 3: When trades go.
Speaker 20: To war, only one can rule them all. Shiit Be's
Speaker 20: pritties head to here, who's the sharpest in the shed? Floring, filing, framing, fences, cash,
Speaker 20: He's cans and fief for breakfast trade ees, Time for
Speaker 20: more Goldie is one.
Speaker 3: You're final.
Speaker 5: F One point seven million trades tried to take part
Speaker 5: in this. We whipple it down to eight on monthday
Speaker 5: official figures.
Speaker 4: If anything, I'm low boarding like I do every day.
Speaker 4: From six.
Speaker 5: Eight became four on Wednesday in the semifinals, then it
Speaker 5: became two. It's time for the two to become one
Speaker 5: in the trading and final. Good morning sports fans all
Speaker 5: over the world who are tuning in. Big occasion needs
Speaker 5: two big commentators. They're there.
Speaker 3: Hello Rio, Hello Jack, Hello Christian.
Speaker 4: Okay, Sky.
Speaker 3: I'll take it from here. It's a perfect morning. The
Speaker 3: weather conditions are perfect for trading events. We are at
Speaker 3: the start of the trading Pentathlon. Five separate events, specially
Speaker 3: crafted four trads, and we're down to our last two
Speaker 3: plumber versus playground installer.
Speaker 4: Okay, break it down for us, guys.
Speaker 5: What are the five events today that make up the
Speaker 5: trady pentathlon.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm here at the very first event.
Speaker 22: We're calling this the really heavy barrow because it's a
Speaker 22: really heavy wheel barrow. It's full of sudden drill bits.
Speaker 22: They will have to run, run, run, run, run it
Speaker 22: up about twenty meters. Then they will have to negotiate
Speaker 22: a wooden beam which is only a at a foot
Speaker 22: lengths wide and probably about six feet long. They have
Speaker 22: to balance the wheelbarrow and themselves along that beam. Then
Speaker 22: they will move over to where Jackie's at the moment,
Speaker 22: which is the skip basketball.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you take it my one there, you don't take
Speaker 3: his lines, Come on there, just pass it over to me.
Speaker 3: Then you come to station two, Christian, what have you
Speaker 3: got jack What skip's been basketball? I have a pile
Speaker 3: of bricks in front of me. Each competitor will have
Speaker 3: to use a brick as a ball, like Michael Jordan
Speaker 3: versus Lebron James throwing a brick five meters through the
Speaker 3: air to land in a skip. Once they've got two
Speaker 3: bricks in, they go to station three. Station three the
Speaker 3: Mystery Saw.
Speaker 4: A mystery the Mystery saw. Mystery Saw.
Speaker 22: The Mystery Saw is a ninety x thirty five piece
Speaker 22: of structural pie.
Speaker 4: What a mystery.
Speaker 3: They're cutting through woods, so it's cocking.
Speaker 22: And using a very mysterious sawween.
Speaker 3: They will have to spookily saw their way through.
Speaker 22: Once they break it into much like at the wood
Speaker 22: shopping at the Easter Show or the Royal Melbourne Show
Speaker 22: or something like that, then they can proceed to where
Speaker 22: Jack is.
Speaker 3: Now what a station Jack? Station four is a German favorite.
Speaker 3: Hammerschlagain essentially hit nails into wood. They have ten nails
Speaker 3: lined up. They have to get three flush in the
Speaker 3: wood before they can move on to station five. Station
Speaker 3: four five? What's their rio? It's plus station. The heroes
Speaker 3: crawl here. We have a platform which they will have
Speaker 3: to crawl under.
Speaker 22: Above the platform is are four cubby houses that are
Speaker 22: decked out with garden.
Speaker 3: Gnomes, pot plants, real plants.
Speaker 22: If they can navigate their way through that, they are
Speaker 22: then left with the final sprint.
Speaker 3: They will sprint down to the final station, which is
Speaker 3: a briefcase five thousand dollars cash inside. The first trader
Speaker 3: to touch that we'll walk away with five thousand dollars cash.
Speaker 4: Guys, I've got goosebumps. Were sick with excitement. It's like
Speaker 4: a thousand Christmas eves who crumbled into one. I can't breathe,
Speaker 4: I can't read, but I must.
Speaker 5: All right, guys, stay there are the athletes ready, They're
Speaker 5: ready to go. Okay, after this it's on, the talkie
Speaker 5: must stop and the trades must run.
Speaker 4: Good luck to the two tradees.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Live to the world right now, as the world tunes
Speaker 5: in to find out who's going to crown the winner.
Speaker 5: Who is simply the best trade Between Jade and the
Speaker 5: twenty six year old playground installer taking on the fifty
Speaker 5: one year old Jason the plumber. Plumbers taken on playground
Speaker 5: installers tradees all over mombent on sites listening to their
Speaker 5: radios now standing still in.
Speaker 4: Honor of these two break up athletes.
Speaker 17: Let's do it live from my world famous Southern Tools
Speaker 17: Stadium in Thomastown. This is the Trading Games Grand Final.
Speaker 20: When trades go to war, only one can rule them all.
Speaker 20: Shit be's Pretti's head to head, who's the sharpest in
Speaker 20: the shed, floring, filing, framing fences, Cash, He's cans of
Speaker 20: fief for breakfast trade.
Speaker 3: He's time for more Goldie is one you're fighting for,
Speaker 3: all right.
Speaker 4: We are seconds away now.
Speaker 5: Then from the Trading Tan chapterlong beginning five events all
Speaker 5: design to work out who is the ultimate trading are
Speaker 5: co commentators Jack Post and Rio guys over.
Speaker 3: To you, Thank ye Christian. There is proper tension in
Speaker 3: the air this morning. I'm not kidding. The stands are full.
Speaker 3: There's bleachers down here at the industrial car park in
Speaker 3: Thomastown outside Sutton Tools, overlooking two nervous competitors waiting with
Speaker 3: their wheelbarrows. At the start of the trade e pentathlon
Speaker 3: plumb up first playground in Sawa. Who will win?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 5: Let's find out then, So guys, everyone's sat down there.
Speaker 5: We're ready to go, all right, So I'll count you
Speaker 5: down from five and then when you hear the airhorn, Jaden,
Speaker 5: good luck, Jason, good luck, made the best tradey win,
Speaker 5: good luck guys.
Speaker 4: Five four three two.
Speaker 22: And Jaden and the Playguarny stories out of the box.
Speaker 22: Early they're approaching the beam, Jason flies over on No.
Speaker 3: The playguny stall has made it to the skip basketball first, okay,
Speaker 3: so they throw I have to throw twas into a skip.
Speaker 3: Jaden has already got two in the playground in store,
Speaker 3: eyes ahead, the plumber not far behind him. They both
Speaker 3: restation three at the same time. The playground installer is
Speaker 3: now soaring through the pastrick mystery wood.
Speaker 22: The plumber is powering three saws, getting stuck its neck
Speaker 22: and neck. The plumber has flying through.
Speaker 3: The plumber is now heading towards the hammer Schlager. They're
Speaker 3: at the hamer schlag in the idea is the hammer
Speaker 3: in three nails. One is flushed for the plumber, two
Speaker 3: fus for the plumber, three fust nails for the plumber,
Speaker 3: and he takes up to station five leading in the
Speaker 3: pla ground install a farmer hide the playground. The stall
Speaker 3: has only now just got through.
Speaker 8: And now.
Speaker 3: Because the plummer is under the house, like you would
Speaker 3: have believed that the house, sonny of the house, the
Speaker 3: plumber is reaching the end. He's done that.
Speaker 21: The plumber has touched the brave guys. What thousand dollars,
Speaker 21: how royal flash?
Speaker 20: Well done, Jason, Jason, the fifty one year old plumber
Speaker 20: is the k o chin.
Speaker 4: What a rice to stop the nation.
Speaker 3: He's one family rush over to give him a hug.
Speaker 4: Weld.
Speaker 3: I'm Jason, how do you feel stuffed? What a rice
Speaker 3: I feel?
Speaker 4: Can we give you thirty seconds? Jason?
Speaker 3: Well done, you are finding a post price interview, so.
Speaker 5: Go to take us to again. It seemed like a
Speaker 5: neck and neck. And then it was all about the plumber,
Speaker 5: the fifty one year old Jason. The bottleneck was surely
Speaker 5: the mystery. So sawing through the timber patch it up
Speaker 5: with our playground installer. Now do you not cut through
Speaker 5: timber usually?
Speaker 4: Nah, definitely not.
Speaker 3: Obviously we found a weak link and the playground installer's
Speaker 3: repertoire they did not cut through wood. And he really
Speaker 3: showed there because that's where the plumber got ahead of him.
Speaker 3: And that huge finish, the plumber's bread and butter is
Speaker 3: we walk getting under houses, crawling under type spaces, and
Speaker 3: he nailed those playground houses.
Speaker 5: That's what we called it, the heroes crawl. A hero
Speaker 5: came out the other side. Has he got his breath?
Speaker 5: About the old feller?
Speaker 3: How you feeling, Jason the plumber?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Much better now, thanks Jack.
Speaker 22: Yeah, just.
Speaker 3: Exhausted, but at the same time very very pleased.
Speaker 4: Hey listen mate, well done. This is huge. You took
Speaker 4: on the young comer, you took on every trade in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Well done. You're the winner. You're the king of all trades. Jason.
Speaker 4: Do you want to say a few words? Thank anyone?
Speaker 3: Jason, who do you want to thank?
Speaker 23: I just thank thank go one O four point three
Speaker 23: for putting on a fantastic event, absolutely superb. The work
Speaker 23: they've done here, Christian loved it, and sometin tools for
Speaker 23: putting the vent on done really well and they've been
Speaker 23: very supportive.
Speaker 4: Thank god. There is a crowd down there. I thought
Speaker 4: you were joking.
Speaker 3: I'm going to say, I'm a lovely wife. He's just
Speaker 3: coming congratulating me.
Speaker 4: That's it. Thank you, Christian. She's gone to thank you all.
Speaker 4: Get that cash there is five thousand times.
Speaker 3: I am a basketball boys from.
Speaker 5: The gold Diggers come out of the woodwork for the
Speaker 5: be careful watch the ladies this weekend.
Speaker 3: All right, let's let the poor man go. I've never
Speaker 3: heard of more puffed congratulations Jason the plumber. Plumbers rule
Speaker 3: the trades.
Speaker 4: They are the king of all trades.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much fora and Jack tough luck to Jayden.
Speaker 5: That's all the crowd down there as well. Thank you
Speaker 5: very much to all the trades that made this great
Speaker 5: fun this week. Thank you very much everyone.
Speaker 8: Well, Christian Connall's show.
Speaker 4: Let me just share a breaking situation.
Speaker 5: I just had to step out the studio to make
Speaker 5: a quick phone call to my eighteen year old daughter Ruby.
Speaker 5: Early on the show, I was saying, how she drove yesterday?
Speaker 5: She passed her test only last Wednesday. This is all significant.
Speaker 5: She drove her and her younger sister off to go
Speaker 5: and see Jinx Monsoon show last night from RuPaul's drag race.
Speaker 5: As was tender to wave them off. I was excited,
Speaker 5: but nervous, like everything I care about is in that car. Anyway,
Speaker 5: I've just had a phone call when they were going
Speaker 5: to leave the car park. The car got wedged between
Speaker 5: a pillar, like stuck right, hysterical. They couldn't it, couldn't
Speaker 5: get it out. There's another car the other side. I've
Speaker 5: never seen such a Well, they call my wife. I'm asleep, right,
Speaker 5: they call my wife. It's like eleven o'clock. She's hysterical
Speaker 5: and thank you know last week we're talking about the
Speaker 5: kinds of strangers. He mum saw them there and help
Speaker 5: get them out. Anyway, I've just seen a photo of
Speaker 5: the door and I will put a phone call through
Speaker 5: to Sheen panel service of Morabin. Do you have a
Speaker 5: brand new I'm not making this up right, it's going
Speaker 5: to do you have a new door? But I need
Speaker 5: a driver's door of a Subaru x V twenty years old.
Speaker 5: Eight days she's had the car eight days. Luckily everyone's okay.
Speaker 5: I mean, yes, everyone's all right. But yeah, sheen panel service, Alan,
Speaker 5: I seriously, it's a driver it's a driver door Super
Speaker 5: U x V a light blue.
Speaker 4: If you've got it in stock, I'll being over the weekend.
Speaker 4: So yeah, there's that to deal with. Well, after nine o'clock.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Questian O Carl Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Jack is still down the line at Sutton Tools and
Speaker 5: Thomas Town. I just overheard him asking the owner Peterson
Speaker 5: of Sutton Tools if he can have a free stud finder.
Speaker 5: I don't even make it up now I know why
Speaker 5: he's still down there. It is the Friday, last one
Speaker 5: of the week time Waster Double Bass. Go and see
Speaker 5: ice House live on a place go see them city
Speaker 5: my music. Well in November Saturday, the nineteenth November, you
Speaker 5: can buy your tickets to go and see Ozzie Legends
Speaker 5: ice House Live nation dot Com today you but you
Speaker 5: can win them today on the time Wastero. Everybody needs
Speaker 5: after thirty seven years, nine thousand episodes, sixty eight deaths,
Speaker 5: I'd even get insurance living in that suburb sixty three berths.
Speaker 5: Neighbors ended last night, so today we honor this with
Speaker 5: neighbours movies.
Speaker 4: Jack, how are yours?
Speaker 3: Can you hear me from down at the Southern Tools
Speaker 3: car Park, Christian, I can hear a free load?
Speaker 4: Yes, I cam.
Speaker 3: I was willing to pay for the sust I do
Speaker 3: need one this weekend. But no, they don't. They just
Speaker 3: they do drill bits. They're doing so well that they
Speaker 3: thought we don't need to do stud finders.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right. So like Coca Cola, they just make
Speaker 4: Coca Coda.
Speaker 3: You know, money good, Christian?
Speaker 4: All right? Neighbors movies?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 4: What about her old school?
Speaker 3: Her old school silver plus?
Speaker 4: Yeah, bye bye.
Speaker 5: No, when Harry met Tody, When Harry met Tody, silver
Speaker 5: plus to Kylie and Mockingbird Gold.
Speaker 4: Twenty thousand Kylies under the Sea.
Speaker 3: Gold plus.
Speaker 4: I thought that would get to I don't know, we
Speaker 4: gets there goes Friday. This is terrible. No, I'm not
Speaker 4: doing that well.
Speaker 5: And Friday's the thirteenth Fridays the thirteenth for Daz.
Speaker 4: Hello, Oh he's dropped down.
Speaker 3: Hey, can you hear me? Christian, Hello, I'm trying to
Speaker 3: give you, trying to give you.
Speaker 5: A bronze brahm forgetting the day's one away?
Speaker 4: Friday's the thirteenth. What have you got? The Neighbors movies?
Speaker 3: Neighbors Movies? Dude, where's my Carl?
Speaker 4: No, you've had two? Dude wears my this week? No bronze.
Speaker 3: Silence of the Ramsey Street. That's really good.
Speaker 4: Heaven silver because the delivery should have been a gold.
Speaker 3: This was a great TV show but also made into
Speaker 3: a movie.
Speaker 24: Dukes of Harold, Jukes of Howard gets You a Gold?
Speaker 24: Mad Madge Mad Match also a gold and a great
Speaker 24: children's film with Frankie Munez. Was Agent Cody Banks. But
Speaker 24: for Neighbors Movies altogether now Agent totally.
Speaker 4: It's three goals.
Speaker 8: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Still your amazing time waste is pouring in.
Speaker 5: I don't think I know it's because it's the end
Speaker 5: of Neighbors or it's a Friday thing, But there are
Speaker 5: so many time wastess today.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, as always when you send them in.
Speaker 5: Make sure you put your name on the police so
Speaker 5: we can give you the credit you deserve, all the
Speaker 5: bronze you deserve.
Speaker 4: Other way, it's all good.
Speaker 5: All right, Jack, you're ready to mark, Let's do it.
Speaker 5: Neighbours Movies. Ten things I hate about Paul Bronze. How
Speaker 5: would a Madge go to white Castle cold plus?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 5: Jay, what a reference? Toady recall gold? Well, I'm justin
Speaker 5: you me and Charlene Silver. I'm Scott a toadfish called
Speaker 5: wonder gold plus a todinator.
Speaker 3: Not quite silver, Miss.
Speaker 5: Charlene Reality, Miss Charlene Reality Gold our friend on the
Speaker 5: show who is a big fair as we established yesterday
Speaker 5: of Sunda, but it loves that one. The Adventures of
Speaker 5: Paul Robertson Crusoe Gold, The Wolf of Ramsey Street Silver.
Speaker 5: There's something about Bouncer silver plus driving Miss Mangle Gold
Speaker 5: that deserves gold. Well corrected, Joe, well done. Charlene's web Gold,
Speaker 5: the Da Vinci toad.
Speaker 4: That is outstanding work.
Speaker 5: Nancy Jacobell paint on her toadouse gold. The mangol with
Speaker 5: the Golden gum, The Mangole with the Golden Gum.
Speaker 4: Gold.
Speaker 5: Breakfast at Lassiter's silver pass. You mean Kylie silver dirty Harold.
Speaker 3: Pass that he's been fantastic.
Speaker 5: There's something about Missus mangle silver, Harold Bishop hands silver,
Speaker 5: tim how to lose a guy Pierce in ten days gold?
Speaker 5: I don't carry throw Missus Mangle.
Speaker 4: From the train.
Speaker 3: Missus Mangle gold.
Speaker 5: All these storylines they could have gotten, all the ten
Speaker 5: years of storylines of these today m Loo flew over
Speaker 5: the cuckoo's necks to take gold. And no place for
Speaker 5: Harold men, No place for Harold men.
Speaker 3: Yeah, gold, just because they've gone so well, I'll finish
Speaker 3: on it up, all right?
Speaker 5: So who is best and show tough to pick jack?
Speaker 5: But which ones get the double pass to go and
Speaker 5: see ice house?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 3: I usually now, because I'm on side down the trading games.
Speaker 4: You've done nothing in twenty minutes.
Speaker 3: I don't have a pen and paper.
Speaker 4: What do you mean? What you got nothing to do
Speaker 4: down there in that puffer jacket?
Speaker 3: Remind me of some of the good ones. There were plenty,
Speaker 3: There were plenty.
Speaker 4: I can't remember who got the gold plus yeah.
Speaker 3: Me either it goes in one air ear out the other.
Speaker 3: That's why I always have to write it down. I remember, laughing.
Speaker 3: Let's give it to you know what I remember Harold
Speaker 3: was Harold and Madge go to White Cast.
Speaker 4: You only gave that one silver Man.
Speaker 5: I'll go to the producers here stewardjan Car We're gonna
Speaker 5: have to review the tape.
Speaker 8: But Christian Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Dirty Harold, Dirty Harold, and oh yeah yeah that was good. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's all come back to you now, is it? Dirty Harold?
Speaker 5: You Andrew and Forest here you get the double Bassy,
Speaker 5: go and see ice House Live Sidney my music.
Speaker 4: Moll.
Speaker 5: All right, So over the weekend, good luck Team Australia.
Speaker 5: Thirty three golds are up for grabs this weekend. Why
Speaker 5: what does this mean for this show? The Gold of
Speaker 5: Thon is back. So that means every time, once more
Speaker 5: there is a gold. So I just got to get
Speaker 5: the legal thing here right. I've had the talk of
Speaker 5: death from our nervous producer Tome about this. Why about
Speaker 5: the Channel seven listening and shutting this little shebang down?
Speaker 3: Even earlier this morning when the opening ceremony was on TV,
Speaker 3: he was like, twitchy, look at it, don't look at it.
Speaker 4: He's got anything from that Jack.
Speaker 5: He's got a red laser pointer from a sniper's rifle
Speaker 5: trained on me. What am I talking about is every
Speaker 5: time there's a gold medal over there in Birmingham at
Speaker 5: the Sporting Games.
Speaker 4: Really got say that.
Speaker 5: Everyone listen, I'm out to control of it. But old
Speaker 5: Lucy goosey Jack when he's in Monday, We've.
Speaker 4: Got no anyway. Those games over there with all those
Speaker 4: Commonwealth countries. Careful.
Speaker 5: I know every time Team Australia win gold, you win
Speaker 5: a golden kettle thanks to Ian s So good luck
Speaker 5: Team Australia.
Speaker 4: Over the weekend.
Speaker 5: We've had major sporting action this week on the show
Speaker 5: in our Trading Games before we play back the gripping,
Speaker 5: now biting race in the Trading Pentathlon that did stop
Speaker 5: the nation today and eight o'clock when we found out
Speaker 5: there was actually the fifty one year old plumber winning
Speaker 5: the five thousand dollars in cash, the love language of
Speaker 5: all traders. Of course cash readies. It was we couldn't
Speaker 5: have done. Actually, with so many things. When we do
Speaker 5: big ideas like this, we need actually the clients because
Speaker 5: obviously our tight wadded boss won't kick a single shell.
Speaker 3: She's down here by the way, that well teller.
Speaker 4: To her face.
Speaker 5: Of course you're down there for the free coffee and
Speaker 5: stuff like that. But anyway, thank you very much Sutton
Speaker 5: Games that actually only gave us a home this week,
Speaker 5: but actually provided all this. So thank you very much
Speaker 5: all the team down there. I know we've been spending
Speaker 5: a lot of time at your blake the last two weeks,
Speaker 5: so thank you very much. Sure making us feel so
Speaker 5: welcome down there. It's been great fun this week. Let's
Speaker 5: play back then, so Jack, you were down there. It
Speaker 5: sounded a nail binding finish between these two amazing athletes.
Speaker 9: It was.
Speaker 3: The scene was set. We had a pentathlon of trading events.
Speaker 3: The first was wheelbarrow race. The second was skip bin
Speaker 3: basketball where they had to throw a brick into a skip.
Speaker 3: Then they had to saw through a piece of wood
Speaker 3: the mystery saw. The mystery saw hit nails into a
Speaker 3: piece of wood, and to finish, they had to crawl
Speaker 3: under playhouses because so many traders have to get under houses.
Speaker 3: Once they got under the houses, whoever touched the briefcase
Speaker 3: with five thousand dollars cash inside first would be the winner.
Speaker 5: All right here it is, Here's what happened. Thank you
Speaker 5: very much everyon making it work this week. I hope
Speaker 5: you enjoyed it. We've loved it in tradees the show
Speaker 5: loves you and shading.
Speaker 22: The playguny stores out of the blox early. They're approaching
Speaker 22: a beam, said flies over on. No, the playgrounding stall
Speaker 22: has made it to the skip basketball first.
Speaker 3: Okay, so they have to throw twins into a skip.
Speaker 3: Jaden has already got two in. The playground in store
Speaker 3: is ahead, the plumber not far behind him. They both
Speaker 3: restation three at the same time.
Speaker 22: The playgrounding staller is now soaring through the mystery wood.
Speaker 22: The plumber is powering through his saws, getting stuck its
Speaker 22: neck and neck. The plumber has flying through. The plumber
Speaker 22: is now heading.
Speaker 3: Towards the homma schlagger. They're at the hammer slug in.
Speaker 3: The idea is to hammer in three nails. One is
Speaker 3: flushed for the plumber, two flush for the plumber, three
Speaker 3: fresh nails for the plumber, and he takes up to
Speaker 3: station five, leading the playground installer far behind. The playgrounding
Speaker 3: store has only now just got through. The plumber is
Speaker 3: under the house like you want to believe. That's the
Speaker 3: house sorting under the house. The plumber is reaching the end.
Speaker 3: He's done that.
Speaker 21: The plumber has touched the briefcase five thousand.
Speaker 3: Dollars you have and he made that how royal flush.
Speaker 1: Well done, Jason, The Christian O'Connell Show podcast