Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
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Speaker 1: Here Christian O'Connell Show, Gold one oh four point three, So.
Speaker 5: One thousand, two hundred morning Jack Post's good to see
Speaker 5: you now. Patsy, good morning. Now I understand you. You
Speaker 5: may have seen a ghost of Sauning at the station.
Speaker 3: The funniest thing, well not funny, scary actually just after
Speaker 3: five o'clock where I sit in my studio. So I've
Speaker 3: got like a big glass panel, haven't I in front
Speaker 3: of me.
Speaker 4: And so we can see you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're comedy known as that. I think it's a
Speaker 5: window or refer to us, but obviously in your world
Speaker 5: it's at where a bit. It's a glass panel.
Speaker 3: It's like bigger than a window.
Speaker 4: It feels like a panel like glass panels.
Speaker 3: It's glass gauge anyway, so I can see the reflection
Speaker 3: because at the back of me, behind my back is
Speaker 3: the door into the studio and that's also got a
Speaker 3: panel of glass anyway.
Speaker 5: Again narrow windows.
Speaker 3: Anyway, I looked up because there was someone standing there,
Speaker 3: and it's pretty obvious, like I can see in the
Speaker 3: reflection that there was someone or I thought there was
Speaker 3: someone standing there. I thought that's weird. Anyway, I went
Speaker 3: out to the producers, Oh, did you need something, because
Speaker 3: usually if they stand there, you know, they need to
Speaker 3: see about something. No, no, no, I wasn't us, wasn't anyone
Speaker 3: in the newsroom. So I think it's the ghost. I
Speaker 3: think it's tim the resident station ghost.
Speaker 5: I remember when I first started working it six years
Speaker 5: ago about Timmy. Do you remember we got those amateur.
Speaker 4: They bought all kinds of instruments, Yeah, to find Timmy.
Speaker 5: One of them was mainly a camera that apparently could
Speaker 5: detect orbs.
Speaker 4: It was a camcorder.
Speaker 5: Player. Witch Project team turned up to see it. They
Speaker 5: could capture Timmy, but they thought they had because they
Speaker 5: had all kinds of instruments and that there was paranormal
Speaker 5: activity here, but mainly it was only a round pass.
Speaker 3: No other people have seen Timmy, the guys, Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, there have been sightings here over the years. So
Speaker 5: it's a small child, isn't it.
Speaker 3: It's not a child, but I had a feeling that
Speaker 3: it's a young it felt I know that sounds weird,
Speaker 3: but it felt like a young male and it was
Speaker 3: all in black.
Speaker 4: But I always get the heat of me grown up.
Speaker 5: His problem is the year twelve.
Speaker 3: But I feel like when that happens to you that
Speaker 3: it's like there's a message that needs to be heated.
Speaker 5: So now I'm he's up on the caffeine, used the
Speaker 5: word window freely. There's two off the top of my
Speaker 5: head of what the messages are so far? So did
Speaker 5: you what do you take your birth away? Did you?
Speaker 5: You must have seen an apparition of some sort that, Oh,
Speaker 5: I don't know. Cerently you asked rio was he behind you?
Speaker 3: And it's not real ocase he's dress very well.
Speaker 5: He's just a small child.
Speaker 3: He's got a very bright, lovely freame colored wind sheet.
Speaker 5: He's just come off a ski lodge.
Speaker 3: He looks quite nice. He's got a black slack on
Speaker 3: today too.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, he's very very smart.
Speaker 3: Job interviewers, No.
Speaker 5: No, no, he's coming in in a brand new outfit
Speaker 5: day this week.
Speaker 4: He's been shopping this week.
Speaker 5: It's because he's off to the Grand Final. He's a
Speaker 5: Swans fan, so he's going through he's running through options
Speaker 5: for his grand file. Outfit.
Speaker 4: His jumper even has the crease in the sleeve.
Speaker 5: Got that little security tag as well, but he's stole
Speaker 5: it like an s shape at the back as well.
Speaker 5: So how many times have you seen Timmy the Ghost?
Speaker 3: A few times? I reckon over my many years here.
Speaker 5: And what's he normally doing? Is he standing behind you?
Speaker 3: He's always in black and yeah, he's always behind me
Speaker 3: or beside me. So him down the kitchen down the end.
Speaker 5: Having a cup of tea.
Speaker 3: He's standing there and.
Speaker 5: Dilar is delicious salong tea. He's always good with the
Speaker 5: client plugs as well.
Speaker 3: That was weird because he was like a meter away
Speaker 3: and then I turn around he wasn't there, Like I
Speaker 3: could see him in my proof of Perifer for all
Speaker 3: peripheral vision.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Jack, have you seen I haven't seen team? Is
Speaker 5: anyone else hands that we've seen? Simmy? Yeah? This says
Speaker 5: to me, this says, well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll move on, said Christian o'connall Show Podcast.
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell Show, Wednesday Morning, Patsy, how was doing your
Speaker 5: day yesterday?
Speaker 3: I have had in my car this mystery smell, like
Speaker 3: an absolutely pungent smell that has progressively been getting worse
Speaker 3: over the last sort of three weeks, and we have
Speaker 3: looked high and low in the glove box, thinking it
Speaker 3: smells like there's been a juice box that's been left somewhere.
Speaker 5: Or you know, milky swery smell. It's a sour or
Speaker 5: smell of death. I once had an awful smell of
Speaker 5: car for weeks, Pats. It was like getting worse and worse.
Speaker 5: And then he in that took the cartholic garage and
Speaker 5: eventually called me an hour later. And there was a
Speaker 5: rat that decomposed. Let's discuss no rear passenger seat. You
Speaker 5: can where When my kids were younger, they used to
Speaker 5: just dump food down there, and obviously it must have
Speaker 5: been like a free for all for rats.
Speaker 3: Like a rat supermarket.
Speaker 5: It was. I felt burn the car it came in short.
Speaker 3: I think I'm going to have to either get it
Speaker 3: steam cleaned or sell the car. So I car, you
Speaker 3: know the seats like when.
Speaker 5: They when they can't put the detail it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I tracked it down yesterday, so I had
Speaker 3: I had reason to go to the boot. I don't
Speaker 3: normally if I go shopping.
Speaker 5: Is that where all the rivals are, the news rifles,
Speaker 5: the bodies. It's easy. It's one of their limbs, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Well, it smelt like that because I opened the boot
Speaker 3: and there was a supermarket bag. So a few weeks back.
Speaker 4: First of all, you said we checked the car high
Speaker 4: and well I didn't check the bar from that mysterious
Speaker 4: room at the back.
Speaker 3: I didn't check the boot. Okay, but there a few
Speaker 3: ago is like a third of the car. Well, I
Speaker 3: didn't check the boot. Anyway. We had gone shopping a
Speaker 3: few weeks ago and I said to Audrey there was
Speaker 3: a bag we couldn't find in it. It had three toothbrushes.
Speaker 3: It had a full sort of flower of broccoli and
Speaker 3: a block of chocolate. And I really wanted to block
Speaker 3: of chocolate, and I couldn't find it going that.
Speaker 5: Green or anything to clean my teeth chocolate. I just
Speaker 5: got to bed, like Nanni McFee.
Speaker 4: It was only in the shopping basket, so that if
Speaker 4: people saw they have broccoli.
Speaker 5: A good look in case of them recognized me as
Speaker 5: Nacurl Winner.
Speaker 3: Anyway, I thought I'd left it at the supermarket because
Speaker 3: could not find it anyway. Oh no, it was in
Speaker 3: the boot still three weeks later. So now I have
Speaker 3: this festy smell of off broccoli, which was just like it.
Speaker 5: Changed color as well, yellow and it was you mean
Speaker 5: it changed in liquid like transmographizers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was just like this mush discussion.
Speaker 5: That can happen. Oh, so you've turned your boot into
Speaker 5: a decompos.
Speaker 3: You should smell the smell.
Speaker 5: No, Actually, that's not really the best off I've had
Speaker 5: this week.
Speaker 3: So I've had all the windows down all day yesterday
Speaker 3: and the smell is still. I can't get rid of it.
Speaker 5: I think shampoo the boot or something.
Speaker 3: I don't know. But the funny thing is, so it
Speaker 3: was in a plastic one of the you know, recycling
Speaker 3: not plastic bags, but the reusable plastic bag. But so
Speaker 3: it hadn't leaked out, but somehow the smell has just
Speaker 3: permeated through the whole upholstery, the carpet, everything. It's disgusting.
Speaker 4: Did you still eat the chocolate?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: I threw the whole thing out.
Speaker 5: Sad day, Yeah, that is a sad day.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: I didn't realize until last week that now people are
Speaker 5: actually leaving reviews of places, geographical bodies of waters, destinations, landmarks.
Speaker 5: So what's gone crazy. Last week, you're on the week
Speaker 5: off right. I hide an ee bike and I was
Speaker 5: asking something where I could go on a little bicycle
Speaker 5: ride and they said I was around the Byron area
Speaker 5: in the Northern Rivers and they said, oh, there's a
Speaker 5: lovely waterfall called Killing Falls. So I get Google Maps
Speaker 5: out like we all do, and then I see that, wait,
Speaker 5: people have reviewed a waterfall and it's only got four
Speaker 5: point two. I mean, it's a waterfall. And I scrolled
Speaker 5: down like we always do. Whenever you see reviews, you
Speaker 5: go past the five star ones. You're looking for someone
Speaker 5: who's really lost their mind about something. But I'm thinking
Speaker 5: about this is a waterfall. Who goes to sees a
Speaker 5: beautiful waterfall, goes home and think I need to let
Speaker 5: the world know about this on the world's biggest platform Google.
Speaker 5: And then I've seen this idiot ezra not particularly breathtaking,
Speaker 5: especially if you've seen countless others. This is a beautiful waterfall.
Speaker 5: I go in to see it was lovely, and so
Speaker 5: I had to look around and there's other things. Like
Speaker 5: someone told me yesterday, Christians, people have reviewed the Pacific
Speaker 5: Ocean won five star review five years ago, and then
Speaker 5: last year one of the worst oceans I've ever seen.
Speaker 5: Two out five, right, So how do ground there today?
Speaker 5: Other places? These are Google mat reviews of geographical locations.
Speaker 5: This just remind us sounds of that K two K
Speaker 5: two A mountain, a glacier, bad, really cold, ad Just
Speaker 5: this guy here, Gorgy one star for K two. You
Speaker 5: know what you're getting as well. You can't be surprised, idiot, bad,
Speaker 5: really cold, hard to breathe because of its height, Make
Speaker 5: it lower, jack? Where else?
Speaker 4: The twelve apostles right here in Victoria, But Cody wasn't
Speaker 4: impressed with one star. Lots of explanation marks at the
Speaker 4: end of this one terrible would not recommend. I could
Speaker 4: only see eight apostles, but there was advertised there was twelve.
Speaker 4: False advertising and it's worst.
Speaker 5: When I checked my dad there the first one came
Speaker 5: to Stralit, he moaned, has said there should be something
Speaker 5: they shouldn't be allowed to I went, don't ever say that. Well,
Speaker 5: you hear dad? What about the Nile River? Only three stars?
Speaker 2: Overall?
Speaker 5: I think this is quite a great river. It's one
Speaker 5: of the and civilizations started. It's quite amazing how it
Speaker 5: flows north. However, only three stars because actually there is
Speaker 5: too much water.
Speaker 4: Oh, for goodness sake, I've got somebody who's got a
Speaker 4: civil complaint. But too much sand for the Sahara desert, Wow, Marco,
Speaker 4: two stars. Too much sand. I expected to find hiking trails,
Speaker 4: but it was literally just a desert with absolutely no
Speaker 4: guarded trails. If you want to hut, we.
Speaker 5: Go to Switzerland where sern is. CERN is the Center
Speaker 5: in Europe for Organization of Nukidar Research. Big place. You
Speaker 5: know what you're getting if you go. They're okay, physics, physicics, science.
Speaker 5: This is from Rainer in Geneva. One star of five.
Speaker 5: Not interesting science and physics experts only. Ah, that's right,
Speaker 5: because it's SUN sent to European Organization for Nuclear Research.
Speaker 5: Exhibits educational, but you have these are Rainer's words here,
Speaker 5: not mine. Exhibits educational. But you have to be her
Speaker 5: words scientist man with right brain to understand. I like
Speaker 5: gift shop. This is these a rainous words, not mine.
Speaker 5: You have to be science man with the right brain.
Speaker 4: What are you hoping to get from the gift shop?
Speaker 4: As well as a miniature hadron colliding? We're going back
Speaker 4: to Ullaro. Now back to Australia. Nathan not so impressed.
Speaker 4: The two stars. Nice rock, but it's way too hot.
Speaker 4: I was absolutely starving while walking all the way around,
Speaker 4: and there's no good food options, no hot dog stands.
Speaker 5: As yes, Mount Fiji, Mount Fuji. Everyone says this is beautiful,
Speaker 5: so might one of the modern oneers in the world.
Speaker 5: One star out of five. Dull walk up, dusty path, horrible,
Speaker 5: filthy toilets the climb, will rather walk up the mountain
Speaker 5: is rather boring, These idiots rather boring as soon as
Speaker 5: you reach the half thousand meter summit path into it idious, dusty, poring,
Speaker 5: sick sack. Come on mountains. For sure. The scenery was nice,
Speaker 5: even though for sure that's gotta be American. For sure,
Speaker 5: the scenery was nice, but the mountain itself is nothing remarkable.
Speaker 5: I found it completely unacceptable the conditions of the toilets
Speaker 5: while we are up there. And there's another one here
Speaker 5: from Matthew Pitchew in Peru which everyone makes a pilgrimission.
Speaker 5: Go and see. I don't see the big deal with
Speaker 5: these overpriced ruins. Just stone ruins on top of a hill.
Speaker 5: What makes it interesting. They're just ruins on the top
Speaker 5: of a heel. This is great. If you see any
Speaker 5: more of these, please let me know Christian at Christian
Speaker 5: O'Connell dot com. Today you maybe we need to start
Speaker 5: a weekly feature on the show where we review the reviewers.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Do you know a town anyone Australia with a person's
Speaker 5: name Christian? Please let Pats you know. An open bowl
Speaker 5: of sodium bicarbon left in the car boot for about
Speaker 5: a week will cure the smell.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm going to do that. Thank you for that.
Speaker 5: Tip, Christian. I went to school with two brothers from
Speaker 5: greg Greg. It's a place called greg Greg. See we're
Speaker 5: back down the rabbit hole where we should be greg Greg,
Speaker 5: New South Wales, sheep and dairy country. Thank you very
Speaker 5: much for that one. If you've got any more nine
Speaker 5: four one four one o four three places around us
Speaker 5: Trainia with people's names who we got here? Good morning
Speaker 5: to Billy. Good morning Billy, welcome to the show.
Speaker 6: Good I hell are you?
Speaker 5: I'm good Billy? I hope you having a good week
Speaker 5: so far. So where have you got for us? Well?
Speaker 6: At the vironment we're traveling in a motor home with kids.
Speaker 6: We've just gone through and one we've last went through Nelson.
Speaker 6: My son's name's Nelson, and I'm pretty familiar with that.
Speaker 6: Close in about an hour, Well are we driving through
Speaker 6: a place called joe Ann in Australia. Then there's the
Speaker 6: Keith that I think that you've got there, Yeah, you
Speaker 6: got that one.
Speaker 5: I get the phone. We're going all around Australia right now,
Speaker 5: real time for the next couple of months.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: When I was a kid, I used to live in
Speaker 6: a town called Elizabeth in Adelaide.
Speaker 5: And how long have you been traveling around Australia in
Speaker 5: that at Well.
Speaker 6: We've only just started, yes, say because the.
Speaker 5: Kids we're just in a driveway, were still give a
Speaker 5: quick job only about six months into it. He's sounding
Speaker 5: a bit stir crazy there, Billy, like, I just want
Speaker 5: to speak to someone else other than the family. It did.
Speaker 5: He's been all of six hours.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've got kids.
Speaker 5: Don't last Jack, which is kidnapped my son.
Speaker 6: He has autism, so he's he's he's woken us up
Speaker 6: this morning.
Speaker 5: So what a wonderful thing you're all going on? How
Speaker 5: long you going to be on the road together, all
Speaker 5: of you?
Speaker 6: Just eleven days?
Speaker 4: Eleven get it's going to start turn around soon.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we're kind of just driving and then where we've
Speaker 6: got three days left were we're going to race home?
Speaker 5: Right? Okay? Yeah, well listen, give us some updates while
Speaker 5: you while you're out on the road. Okay, let us
Speaker 5: know how you get on good luck.
Speaker 6: Well, I used to. I went to Japan a few
Speaker 6: months ago and I actually had heart and took you
Speaker 6: on the road with me.
Speaker 5: Now on the platform, Well, thank you very much, Billy.
Speaker 5: Aren't you and your son have a great trip over
Speaker 5: the next eleven days? Okay, yes, thank you, all right,
Speaker 5: take care Billy and bye bye. Let's go to Janet. Now,
Speaker 5: morning Janet, Good morning, Hi guys, morning Janet, great day.
Speaker 5: We are something the best of a day. And now, Janet,
Speaker 5: where can you tell us about in Australia? This named
Speaker 5: after a person and a creek.
Speaker 7: It's the biggest cattle station. I think it's a southern hemisphere.
Speaker 7: It's like in there and there's a place called William
Speaker 7: Creek right near it. And then you can go to
Speaker 7: Cameron Corner, which is where the three states meet New Tails,
Speaker 7: South Australia and Queensland.
Speaker 5: Wow, the great little nuggets there you've given us two
Speaker 5: or three eachanet. Thank you very much. Have a good day.
Speaker 5: Oh thanks fake George. Morning George.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 6: How are you?
Speaker 5: Good morning, George, George. What a great voice you've got.
Speaker 5: You sound like a radio go yourself.
Speaker 9: Thank you very much, Christian.
Speaker 8: I got told many years ago from Shane Burn I've
Speaker 8: got a face for radio. I don't know if he
Speaker 8: was saying that I was ugly or if I had
Speaker 8: a good voice.
Speaker 5: W did you cover that one line from the backpocket there?
Speaker 5: How George? You boy? If in winning out we all
Speaker 5: got a few of those.
Speaker 9: That's all right, mate. I've got a town for you.
Speaker 9: It's called Arnold.
Speaker 5: Arnold, Now we haven't had that one that's going Where's that?
Speaker 5: Is that Victoria at George?
Speaker 8: Or yes it is, Christian, It's Victoria. It's in between
Speaker 8: Newbridge in Inglewood. You come along Bridgewater Doll Holy Road.
Speaker 8: You see a sign saying welcome to Arnold. You're blinked
Speaker 8: and you've gone through Arnold.
Speaker 4: You miss it.
Speaker 5: It's not much to Arnold.
Speaker 8: And then there's another sign that says your farewell. You're
Speaker 8: leaving Arnold.
Speaker 5: Almost next to each other, right, yes, exactly, all right, George,
Speaker 5: good to chat. Okay, sorry, Christian, doesn't matter, say that George.
Speaker 5: George sons that one of those robo calls you get,
Speaker 5: isn't it. We'll be speaking to George there on today. Ron.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Ron, good day, Christian.
Speaker 6: How are you?
Speaker 5: I'm good Ron? So where can you tell us? Then?
Speaker 5: Someone astradly a town with a person's name is.
Speaker 10: A Victorian town just past Gordon actually, and it's called Wallace.
Speaker 5: I love that, Gordon mean Wallace. That is great, Ron,
Speaker 5: Thank you very much for that one. If you've got
Speaker 5: any more of these nine four one four one o.
Speaker 2: Four The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: Turm on the show, it's finally here. The hand final
Speaker 5: twenty brand new washing machines. Fisher and bike of washing machines,
Speaker 5: thanks to Ian s will be one have to go tomorrow. However,
Speaker 5: the path to give them away not entirely clear. It
Speaker 5: involves you handboiling a footy into one of those washing machines.
Speaker 5: First twenty of you to do this win the twenty
Speaker 5: washing machines. That's tomorrow morning, and about twenty minutes time
Speaker 5: we'll open up the lines for one last time to
Speaker 5: come and join us tomorrow. It is a free for
Speaker 5: all tomorrow. When I came into the radio station this morning,
Speaker 5: was completely stunned about what was going on. The did
Speaker 5: you see it? Pats reception? Still? Oh yeah, what is
Speaker 5: that house? Did you get into the building? No?
Speaker 3: I thought you meant like for the handbook? But what
Speaker 3: is that thing on the front desk? What is that
Speaker 3: the brick fake brick wall? So it's all that about.
Speaker 5: Let's just go backwards a bit journalist. I for the news,
Speaker 5: I for the unusual. I come this morning, barey wait
Speaker 5: and there's reception has been turned into did you know
Speaker 5: about this?
Speaker 4: I didn't know they were doing it, but it looks.
Speaker 5: There's great Christians canteen because tomorrow morning when you turn
Speaker 5: up here take part in the hand final. There's like
Speaker 5: four and twenty pies. Yes, this is coffee and everything.
Speaker 5: Feel free to check it out any.
Speaker 3: They'll have abot four am. I wouldn't mind a pie
Speaker 3: when I get in pie And I.
Speaker 5: Thought four pushing that one one to get the kids
Speaker 5: that we have running that kind of stuff. They ain't
Speaker 5: getting out of bed at four, probably coming home from
Speaker 5: a club in Chapel Street at four Amo amaty. All right,
Speaker 5: so over the line is about twenty minutes time before that.
Speaker 5: We want to talk about fame in the classroom, whether
Speaker 5: it was anything to do with a teacher someone else
Speaker 5: in your year at your school, fame at your school
Speaker 5: on nine four one four, one oh four three yesterday
Speaker 5: when we took in looking for your places around Australia
Speaker 5: towns with people's names, when we're talking Donald, which started
Speaker 5: all and then Christina emailed me saying my husband grew
Speaker 5: up in donald mith Warhurst. Dad was his art teacher.
Speaker 5: This is now what we have to carry this on.
Speaker 5: We have to pull the thread. Are there any more
Speaker 5: stories of fame in the classroom? Perhaps you've got one,
Speaker 5: a very loose one involved in.
Speaker 3: Loose it's water tight. In fact, Nick Cave's dad taught
Speaker 3: at our high school and he went to our high
Speaker 3: school and even very recently, only very recently, spoke about
Speaker 3: it on ABC. Did actually about bondness for Wangaratta in
Speaker 3: the northeast.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and he was genuine when he was saying it.
Speaker 5: It was I did think about you all right now, Particier, Kaitlyn,
Speaker 5: you've got one as well. Fame in the classroom my
Speaker 5: year three.
Speaker 11: Teacher was Missus Fidler, who was Chris Fidler's mother, and
Speaker 11: he was a part of the four by one hundred
Speaker 11: meter relay that won the two thousand Olympic gold against
Speaker 11: the Americans.
Speaker 5: Shame for him?
Speaker 4: Did him become a household name?
Speaker 12: We know?
Speaker 5: Claim? You really had to explain that. There was a
Speaker 5: lot of set up to get to that one. Poor guy.
Speaker 5: He's a gold medalist.
Speaker 3: She was very proud of it. She would talk about
Speaker 3: it all the time.
Speaker 4: That's how are you right?
Speaker 5: And I also stand your mate out there, Whitney's got
Speaker 5: one as well.
Speaker 13: Yes, I went to.
Speaker 11: School with Glenn Robbins's nephew.
Speaker 5: That's more what we're going to get on today, so
Speaker 5: claim Robins. No, no, no, no, Clainton, Robert. This is the
Speaker 5: thing next to the famous person is what we're going
Speaker 5: to get. That's what we're looking for.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 5: Podcast, Christian O'Connell show, were too much fame in the classroom?
Speaker 5: What have you got for us? Maybe do with your
Speaker 5: school the teachers fellow students nine four one four one
Speaker 5: O four three So far we've got I was in
Speaker 5: grade one to six with tones and I huge, huge,
Speaker 5: Almost Pete too soon, I dare I say that Christian
Speaker 5: is a place called showing in Queensland. By the way,
Speaker 5: thank you. My daughter's teacher was Ms Hemsworth and she
Speaker 5: is Chris and Liam's cousin. I love it pretty big.
Speaker 5: We are hitting gold this morning, Graydon, good morning.
Speaker 9: Good morning.
Speaker 5: Here you going, We're good. So fame in the classroom, Graden,
Speaker 5: what's your story? Same?
Speaker 10: My fame in the classroom is. I grew up in Sydney.
Speaker 10: I went to a school called Knox Grammar School which
Speaker 10: was at Broonger on the North Shore. And my school
Speaker 10: captain and his brother was Hugh Jackman and Ralph Jackman.
Speaker 10: So I went through school all the way through, from
Speaker 10: grade one right the way through to year twelve. And
Speaker 10: Hugh was my school captain and he was basically all
Speaker 10: the way through, always in the musical, always sort of
Speaker 10: the lead person and everything. Yeah, he was a quite
Speaker 10: a good role model.
Speaker 5: He was the greatest showman.
Speaker 4: That's a huge one to say one. You tried to
Speaker 4: drop Ralph Jackman in the same sentence as well.
Speaker 5: Not familiar with her with his wealth of Ralph Chapman.
Speaker 5: But Hugh, that's an incredible one.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So he was as I said, all the way through.
Speaker 10: He was always the lead in everything.
Speaker 5: Every every year we half for all the rest of you,
Speaker 5: isn't he Why would you even go for any of
Speaker 5: the parts in Joseph when you know herey, if not Hughey,
Speaker 5: then Ralphi you get it. The Chapman boys.
Speaker 9: Yeah right, she sounds like you.
Speaker 5: Still you would be you'd be filthy every year again?
Speaker 5: Or tubing up all the parts? O mister great showman. Okay,
Speaker 5: all right, let him go Jack. We can't help him. Max.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Max, Hi, good morning Max. So were you
Speaker 5: twelve your school holidays at the moment?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I am all right?
Speaker 5: And uh so is it someone who's at your school
Speaker 5: right now is famous?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Phillips Camras, Oh from boy he Swallows Universe? Yeah
Speaker 5: like that right? He is such a great act of you.
Speaker 5: Have you seen by Swallows Universe? Have you seen that?
Speaker 6: Yep?
Speaker 5: It's great, isn't it? So? Is he friend or is
Speaker 5: he just at school?
Speaker 6: He's my friend?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Oh that's pretty cool. You must be very proud
Speaker 5: of him. Yeah, awesome. Well, Max, enjoy your school holidays.
Speaker 5: You got anything good planned?
Speaker 7: Or going into the sea?
Speaker 5: Today, Oh lovely day. To get you out in that city.
Speaker 5: I don't wandered around the great clouds. Love it. Enjoy Max,
Speaker 5: have a lovely day, you see, Jimmy. Good morning, Jimmy.
Speaker 5: I'm good Jimmy. All right, fame in the classroom? What's
Speaker 5: your story for us?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 9: Anna peck.
Speaker 5: Out? Who Anna pack onin? Is?
Speaker 9: She won the Academy Award when she was about five
Speaker 9: or six years old toward the piano.
Speaker 5: Yes, the hell of a movie the piano. But I
Speaker 5: didn't know they gave them to kids Academy Awards. Little
Speaker 5: little kid.
Speaker 4: The next category is best Child in a Movie.
Speaker 5: They've got the kiddie Oscars. But that's incredible for the piano.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and her mum was actually my English teacher. So
Speaker 9: this funny story is one day I was pretty disruptive
Speaker 9: at school, a class and there she was, Jimmy set
Speaker 9: in her office with Anna pequin.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Pretty good claim to fame, right, Yeah, all right,
Speaker 5: thank you very much, Jimmy.
Speaker 4: She shouldn't have started with funny story.
Speaker 5: We get them from Patsy Christian Connell Show podcast, which
Speaker 5: has been checking out a young child really just did
Speaker 5: win an oscar for best Supporting actress who had just
Speaker 5: been talking about fame in a classroom and the last
Speaker 5: guy told us about Anna Paquin.
Speaker 4: And a pain. At eleven years old, won the Best
Speaker 4: Supporting Actress in the Piano.
Speaker 5: This is unbelievable. I didn't know a child had ever
Speaker 5: won an oscar.
Speaker 4: And she's not the youngest. A ten year old has
Speaker 4: won one. Tatum O'Neill. Of course in Paper Moon.
Speaker 5: Ah right, Well, mccaudeyl Culcan was robbed, and that's that's
Speaker 5: movie snobbery. It really annoys me that comedy movies aren't represented.
Speaker 5: It's harder to make a really funny comedy movie than
Speaker 5: it is a drama. You pick a miserable topic, put
Speaker 5: it in black and white. Get Morgan Freeman voiceover. I'm
Speaker 5: seeing you at the Oscars. I'm looking at ten nominations.
Speaker 5: Hom alone should have got speak of.
Speaker 4: The heavy lifting mccullage I can have to do in
Speaker 4: Homer life movie is on his shoulders.
Speaker 5: He gets nothing. It's not money, it's not fair. All right, tomorrow,
Speaker 5: it's all eyes on tomorrow. This Fitte sounds crazy. You're
Speaker 5: in a washing machine.
Speaker 4: If you can take a.
Speaker 5: Handle, all right, So Tamar the Hand Final is finally here,
Speaker 5: come on down nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 5: Before you come on down, A lot of people have
Speaker 5: really helped us out over the last sort of two
Speaker 5: or three weeks making this happen. Here's some of the ones.
Speaker 5: Here's some of the people we need to think. Some
Speaker 5: of these actually sound like someone held a gun against
Speaker 5: their head just to say a few words. I hope
Speaker 5: they're okay. Let them go now.
Speaker 15: Hey, Christian Iland here from four to twenty pis. You're
Speaker 15: proud to be official fully Pie and just had to
Speaker 15: be part of your hand final. So we're sending you
Speaker 15: one hundred four and twenty pies to make sure that
Speaker 15: all fully fans are well fed all the us man.
Speaker 6: Hi, Christian, it's Donna from Dood and Donna Parties.
Speaker 7: I would love to come down and do face painting
Speaker 7: for your hands final.
Speaker 6: Christian is Adam from a Jason Pettigrass Repairs. Nadal is
Speaker 6: the one that supplied the grass for you, buddy. I'm
Speaker 6: really hoping that you enjoy it and it looks really
Speaker 6: good at the end of the day for your hand
Speaker 6: or competition.
Speaker 5: I can't wait to see it. Have a great day.
Speaker 5: Ayj I was on that grass again today when I
Speaker 5: saw Jack in reception for Monday's shot, I walked him
Speaker 5: out there. The grass is great. Their eyes are going
Speaker 5: to be great.
Speaker 4: He is enjoying the synthetic grass just as you wish.
Speaker 5: And listen. Just this morning before the show, I was
Speaker 5: doing snow Angels on it naked. That's how good that
Speaker 5: grass is. It's synthetic fun for everyone. Skin on grass.
Speaker 5: That's my life story.
Speaker 4: Come and see it for yourself.
Speaker 5: Tomorrow from six one hundred pies, so Partsy's obviously having
Speaker 5: a hand for the like four am, ninety five four
Speaker 5: and twenty pies for everyone coming down, So anyone is
Speaker 5: welcome tomorrow. This is the idea. Then you'll be four
Speaker 5: meters away from the washing machine. You've got to hand
Speaker 5: all the footy into the drum bang the drama. Be
Speaker 5: the one you win. On the twenty we've got to
Speaker 5: give away tomorrow morning. We have no real idea how
Speaker 5: long this is going to take. It's live radio. Maybe
Speaker 5: you start tearing through them. People start there, but it's
Speaker 5: one shot. It's not the best of three. When Jack
Speaker 5: and Rio were doing it the other day, they had
Speaker 5: about eight or nine shots yep, until we finally go one. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and so they finally got the footy in the drum.
Speaker 5: So if you want to come down tomorrow more than
Speaker 5: merry A nine four one four one four three. Now,
Speaker 5: two weeks ago when we were talking about this, I
Speaker 5: was saying to me, great to have a kettle drum. Jack,
Speaker 5: take your position. We have a drum.
Speaker 4: This thing is huge.
Speaker 5: Is you ready? Yeah? Yeah, I'm ready. Fire her up.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that is live, no sound effect needed.
Speaker 5: Small, So as you line up to take your shot,
Speaker 5: Jack will provide live kettle drum percussion like this or
Speaker 5: the crowd be.
Speaker 16: Going imagine that for three hours at least?
Speaker 5: For sure you want to get up early. What are
Speaker 5: they doing in that station? I for one cannot wait?
Speaker 5: All right? Who wants to come on down with this tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Morning The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: Come join our Grand Final spectacular tomorrow's radio show. It
Speaker 5: is our hand final twenty washing machines. Will we want
Speaker 5: must be one? You just got to get the footy
Speaker 5: into the washing machine and you win it straight away.
Speaker 5: We've come a long way in this competition and game I.
Speaker 4: Had one shut one handball to win the washing machine.
Speaker 4: You always wanted would you capture it or let it sleep?
Speaker 13: Trump?
Speaker 4: When you handball it goes and you won't it anyone
Speaker 4: can ever go?
Speaker 1: Well, you only get one shut to make your laundry posh.
Speaker 16: This Fisher and title comes once.
Speaker 5: In a lifetime preach Can you only get one shot
Speaker 5: to make your laundry pop? You heard the man now?
Speaker 5: A couple of weeks ago, one of the first people
Speaker 5: that called us up saying she wanted in on this
Speaker 5: was the Hawks super fan. Do you remember Judy? Yes, yep,
Speaker 5: quiet character, a real, live, wid lovely woman. Now sadly
Speaker 5: none of us knew at the time. Judy who we
Speaker 5: put through first person put through. She can't come along tomorrow.
Speaker 5: She's actually in the hospital at the moment. Still listen
Speaker 5: to the show. She's having major open heart surgery in
Speaker 5: the next two or three's. Were still up for coming
Speaker 5: and taking part in this, but obviously it has to
Speaker 5: take it easy moment. She's actually in the hospital at
Speaker 5: the moment. However, she really wants to win the washing machine,
Speaker 5: and she wanted me to ask you, Jack, would you
Speaker 5: handball on her behalf?
Speaker 4: I would be happy to And you've chosen the best person.
Speaker 5: You got the first one. Actually you got the first
Speaker 5: one on Monday, so it's a big honor. Tomorrow you're
Speaker 5: handboarding for Judy. She's going to be listening. She's listening
Speaker 5: right now in hospital as well. Judy. Who knows what
Speaker 5: could happen to me? But I've got a I've got
Speaker 5: a good feeling that, Jackie, I've got a really good
Speaker 5: feeling that out of the ones that well definitely won,
Speaker 5: that one has got a good chance. Who knows, Judy,
Speaker 5: don't worry to be going in to kick it in,
Speaker 5: but Judy Anderson, I hope things are right. Good luck
Speaker 5: with the operation of the couple of weeks time. All right,
Speaker 5: who else is coming down? Julia? Good morning, Good morning guys.
Speaker 7: I would love to come down and have the chance
Speaker 7: to win a washing machine. I've never handballed a football,
Speaker 7: but I'll give it a shot.
Speaker 5: Perfect. Perfect, This is exactly what we because actually you
Speaker 5: might be more relaxed. You might just get like beginner's
Speaker 5: luck tomorrow.
Speaker 7: Oh you can only hope. So unless someone wants to
Speaker 7: handball for me too, you might have a better shot.
Speaker 5: People, All morning, nomination Jack tries to win you watching machine.
Speaker 4: Julie, We're gonna actually have a little practice area down
Speaker 4: there tomorrow.
Speaker 5: So they well, yeah, that'll help someone who's never done
Speaker 5: it before. I mean they have that for footie players,
Speaker 5: and he still have a crap year practice areas a
Speaker 5: quick one minute practice session. There go, Master black belt Judia.
Speaker 5: We'll see it tomorrow. Look forward to meeting you. Thanks
Speaker 5: a lot, Thank you very much, Ben, Good morning, Ben?
Speaker 9: Morning, mow are you morning?
Speaker 6: Ben?
Speaker 5: To understand, like Jackie boy, you're a Bomis fan.
Speaker 9: My six year old time a bombas hoping for some
Speaker 9: good news, but.
Speaker 5: Don't put it all on this please. So how old
Speaker 5: is as your son?
Speaker 9: Ben?
Speaker 5: Great? Okay, we'll listen. Both of you can have a
Speaker 5: go to my brain. Let's get both of you down.
Speaker 9: That'd be awesome.
Speaker 5: Ben. We're seeing you and your boy tomorrow. Morning.
Speaker 9: Ross, good morning, how are you?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Good Ross? So you fancy for coming down and trying
Speaker 5: to win a washing machine in our hand? Final?
Speaker 6: Yes? Please?
Speaker 7: My washing machine is banging around and I think the
Speaker 7: neighbors think there's something else going on in my apartment.
Speaker 17: Desperate for you washing see please?
Speaker 5: All right, and how do you think you're going to
Speaker 5: get on to ourrow's one shot? Ross?
Speaker 7: My hands are too clammy to even hold the phone
Speaker 7: right now, so I'm going to probably.
Speaker 6: Have to ask.
Speaker 5: He always holding out for a clammy handed woman. We
Speaker 5: will have tow compounder for you to tel cup you know,
Speaker 5: the other week, to just get you know, people who
Speaker 5: get a bit nervous and they've got clammy hands. It
Speaker 5: might be an advantage to clam hand.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I think it will slip out at the moment.
Speaker 5: Tomorrow we need to give nicknames to some of the people.
Speaker 5: I think we need to build up when clam hands
Speaker 5: is released. Hands tam Hands, You're through. We'll see you tomorrow. Lovely,
Speaker 5: thank you, Chris, Good morning, Chris, Good Christian.
Speaker 6: How are you going.
Speaker 5: I'm good, Chris. So you want to try and win
Speaker 5: the washing machine? If your sounding but somebody else.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I would love to win a washing machine.
Speaker 10: I volunteer with my wife every.
Speaker 18: Second week at actually a rabbit rescue orphanage in a
Speaker 18: Linda in the dandogs, and they.
Speaker 14: Go through so many washing machines and dryers.
Speaker 9: Up there washing all the pet blankets and the rags
Speaker 9: and all.
Speaker 2: The things that we need to clean to.
Speaker 18: Clean out the cages, and and you know, rescue all
Speaker 18: the all the bunnies that people just you know, give
Speaker 18: up when they when they don't want them anymore after
Speaker 18: Christmas and Easter. So I'd love to win a washing
Speaker 18: machine to you know, to help them out a little bit,
Speaker 18: to save them a little bit of money and you know,
Speaker 18: just have something a little bit extra for them.
Speaker 5: Chris, come on down. I really hope you get it
Speaker 5: for them as well. And what's the name of the
Speaker 5: charge as well? People want to listenly want to support
Speaker 5: the work they do.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it's called the Rabbit Runaway Orphanage. They're in a
Speaker 18: Linda and they're a non kill orphanage rabbit rescue that
Speaker 18: basically rehomes all the little little bunnies that people don't
Speaker 18: want any more and find great homes for them for
Speaker 18: their forever home.
Speaker 5: And the key thing they're non killed. Do I want
Speaker 5: to check, you know, because if you're kidding them, you're
Speaker 5: not having any money from me.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 5: I don't want even broider some sort of moment or scandal.
Speaker 5: That's what I always say. That's what it was last
Speaker 5: winning Tomorrow they're just going to go and kill so
Speaker 5: many bunnies. Now we've got this no you eat those
Speaker 5: bunnies on. That's the number one rule of bunny charities.
Speaker 5: Keep going. No one kill more of these animal charities.
Speaker 5: Should before you get my own money. You're not killing
Speaker 5: the dogs, are you? No? All right, Well that's in Chris,
Speaker 5: come on, come on down tomorrow. Bight Days.
Speaker 2: The Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Every Wednesday we look field stories of coincidence and chants.
Speaker 5: You can share them now nine four one four one
Speaker 5: o four three still for grabs. This week's cool the
Speaker 5: week which is one thousand dollars in cash. What are
Speaker 5: the odds is waiting for you now, believe it or not?
Speaker 14: What are the ards?
Speaker 5: You gotta be justhing me black?
Speaker 3: Were you with Cheryl who married on?
Speaker 5: Who works with the Cheryl who married her on as well?
Speaker 7: So I'm identical twin and we're mirror twins. Everything's opposite.
Speaker 6: She had two girls and I went on to have
Speaker 6: two boys.
Speaker 7: We have a birthmark on our legs. Stay excited, same shape,
Speaker 7: opposite leg. I'm right handed, she's left handed. But everything's mirrored.
Speaker 17: Making a crumpet last week, standing there waiting for it
Speaker 17: to pop up. The crumpet popped up, slipped twice in
Speaker 17: the air and landed in the second flight.
Speaker 19: Guy living in the same suburb as me had exactly
Speaker 19: the same first, middle and last name as me, and
Speaker 19: his wife had the same middle and first name as
Speaker 19: my wife.
Speaker 5: What are the Odds? We begin with this amazing story
Speaker 5: by Jake Devini listened to us over in wa Kristian
Speaker 5: I was volunteering in a small group project tagging sea
Speaker 5: turtles along the remote western Australian coastline a few years ago, non.
Speaker 4: Kill I hope.
Speaker 5: One night, one of the girls was wearing a somewhat
Speaker 5: unique jumper with the group we were talking about, and
Speaker 5: one of the guys mentioned that his late sister used
Speaker 5: to have the same jumper. They kept talking and realized
Speaker 5: that the jumper she was wearing was actually his sister's
Speaker 5: old jumper that his family had donated to a thrift
Speaker 5: store in London, the same shot where the girl had
Speaker 5: got it on a trip on holiday to a wow.
Speaker 5: It still had a name on the tags. Still blows
Speaker 5: me away to this day. What are the odds? Jake?
Speaker 5: That's an incredible one. Thank you very much for sharing that.
Speaker 5: Nine four one four one four three Debbie, good morning, Hello,
Speaker 5: how are you Debbie? We're good.
Speaker 17: What are the odds you got a double banger?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 17: I had a friend who'd sold their house and she
Speaker 17: told me that they bought a house in Sandhurst, and
Speaker 17: I said, oh, okay, my cousin lives there, but I've
Speaker 17: never been there. Probably a really big place. Next time
Speaker 17: I speak to his sister, I'll ask where it is, so,
Speaker 17: which I did, and end up being my friends had
Speaker 17: bought the house right next door.
Speaker 9: Believe it or not.
Speaker 10: Believe it, believe it or not.
Speaker 4: What's the double banger part of it?
Speaker 17: The double banger part is this same friend that bought
Speaker 17: the house in Sandhurst, her birthday was coming up, and
Speaker 17: I'd found something perfect for a marketplace. However, it happened
Speaker 17: to be three and a half hours away in Wangaratta,
Speaker 17: and I thought, well, Mum lives in Wangaratta. I'll bring
Speaker 17: her up and asked her she'd mind picking it up.
Speaker 17: She said, no problem. So I finalized the transaction with
Speaker 17: the personal marketplace, got the address. What were the odds
Speaker 17: it was a house next door to mom that was
Speaker 17: selling me.
Speaker 5: On believe it? Wow? Two great stories of you, Debbie
Speaker 5: Well this morning on the show to get a great
Speaker 5: one rare actually, Debbie, thank you very much your story.
Speaker 17: Thank you have a good day.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 5: Podcast, Christian O'Connell Show, Christian, you're the try listener inadvertently
Speaker 5: came up with a place with a person's name, Beulah. Yeah,
Speaker 5: look for those Stephen King books. And then a lot
Speaker 5: of messages about Paul Anthony that we didn't need Christian.
Speaker 5: I think it was said eight times, Christian, I am
Speaker 5: also a Paul Anthony. It ends now, it ends with us, Christian.
Speaker 5: Paul Anthony needs a surname. He needs a lot more
Speaker 5: than that. All right, last few course, for what are
Speaker 5: the odds?
Speaker 8: Laura, what are the odds?
Speaker 5: What are the odd Okay, what's your story for us?
Speaker 12: I was on the train going from reb into the city,
Speaker 12: and between two stations is all this vacant land, And
Speaker 12: I'm thinking to myself, what happened if the train was
Speaker 12: to stop? Imagine how many snakes would be here?
Speaker 17: Where would you walk?
Speaker 6: What would we do? No jokes.
Speaker 13: I look up and there is a hawk carrying a
Speaker 13: tiger snake in its claws. I manifested.
Speaker 6: I manifested a snake.
Speaker 12: I was that dumbfounded?
Speaker 13: I couldn't even take a photo because I was just dumbfounded.
Speaker 5: Well, we're all there right now, that train you you
Speaker 5: made it happen.
Speaker 12: I made it happen. I actually made it happen.
Speaker 5: What are the odd great and have you tried to
Speaker 5: harness this power in any way, like in the tax
Speaker 5: lotto with a that the right numbers or anything?
Speaker 17: I only rich hoestly wish.
Speaker 13: Every night I think to myself, why if I can
Speaker 13: manifest the bloody snake and.
Speaker 5: One off, how cruel to have that gift so briefly?
Speaker 17: Never again.
Speaker 9: I was that in shock.
Speaker 13: I'm not one of these people on my phone, but
Speaker 13: I was in that much shock that I couldn't even
Speaker 13: take my phone out and actually take a photo when dumbfounded.
Speaker 5: No, when you're dumbfounded, when you were right in the
Speaker 5: middle of a dumb founded moment, you can you can't move.
Speaker 5: No jokes, guys, no jokes please.
Speaker 13: Every day my family and they said, yeah, I've got
Speaker 13: my little witch Caldron out and I manifested this snake.
Speaker 5: Los All right, Laura, I was going to call you, Lola,
Speaker 5: thank you very much. You give us a call.
Speaker 7: Thank you, bye bye.
Speaker 5: Now what a story dumbfounded. Uh we go here, Mark,
Speaker 5: Good morning, Mark.
Speaker 9: Good morning.
Speaker 14: And one of the odds, well, I bus came past me.
Speaker 14: And when the bus went past me, as I was walking,
Speaker 14: the lady lying on the footpath. So we just lying there,
Speaker 14: eighty year old lady. So helped her up. And then
Speaker 14: six months later got to the same bus stop, bus
Speaker 14: came past me and I actually thought to myself, what
Speaker 14: are the odds? At that time, bus went past the
Speaker 14: same lady, same place, lying on the footpath, and she
Speaker 14: just stepped off the bus wrong and I said to
Speaker 14: her we've done this before, haven't we and.
Speaker 5: As a trap.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and this time there was someone in the bus
Speaker 14: who actually came back when she saw what had happened,
Speaker 14: and also got her and carried her home, walked her home.
Speaker 5: So yeah, it's a cradl sorce. So it's the same
Speaker 5: old lady lighting out of.
Speaker 14: A bus in the same bus stop.
Speaker 4: And you're her garden guardian angel twice in her eyes, yes.
Speaker 14: Twice in a row.
Speaker 9: Unbelievable.
Speaker 5: Do you think she's doing it on purpose? It's just
Speaker 5: a fell alive or even to fill someone's hand on
Speaker 5: you were strangers next week, not this again. It's amazing.
Speaker 5: I love it. Mart, thank you very much for sharing
Speaker 5: his story. Mate, have a good day, thank you, and
Speaker 5: le squeeze one more and it's only the news up next. Luke.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Luke, good morning.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, good morning.
Speaker 9: How are you Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yes, yes, good Luke.
Speaker 6: All right. About twenty years ago, I was actually in
Speaker 6: the UK and then one night in the hotel, I
Speaker 6: was watching the seven up documentary, which is.
Speaker 14: The Seven Kids.
Speaker 18: It was brilliant interview, it's brilliant.
Speaker 14: And then the one of them became a dentist and
Speaker 14: I think one was a doctor and a taxi driver.
Speaker 6: And then the next morning.
Speaker 9: I went outside the hotel and howld a cab.
Speaker 5: And it was Tony the Tactic driver. It's such a
Speaker 5: classic documentary series.
Speaker 9: That thousand cabs in the UK.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, this is a huge one.
Speaker 4: Wo yeah.
Speaker 5: So I sent in the back.
Speaker 9: I was quite stunned for a little bit, you'd be unfounded.
Speaker 14: And then I did actually yell, and then I actually
Speaker 14: spoke to him and said, to you the guy from
Speaker 14: the from this the documentary.
Speaker 17: He said, yeah, I am, And I was placeful.
Speaker 7: So I didn't know what to say.
Speaker 4: I don't know what to say dumbfounded.
Speaker 5: Incredible story. Luke, thank you very much. You calm, I
Speaker 5: have a good day.
Speaker 9: Worry, thank you too. Bye.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Time for this mornings Time Waste on the Christian O'Connell
Speaker 5: Show up for grabs again. It is on tomorrow's back.
Speaker 5: The Melbourne Royal Show launches tomorrow runs until the sixth
Speaker 5: of October. Get your tickets now Royalshow dot com dot au.
Speaker 5: We have a family past. We won for the best
Speaker 5: in show to do on the Time Waste that's four
Speaker 5: tickets up for grabs. On World Shopping Day, team researchers
Speaker 5: have discovered which songs played in supermarkets cause us to
Speaker 5: spend the most money. There's science and reasoning behind the
Speaker 5: songs they're playing. What if they are it's going to
Speaker 5: put you in the right move to spend, spend, spend.
Speaker 4: That song that goes money, money, money.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I see that makes me think.
Speaker 5: You kind of a negative reinforcement.
Speaker 3: I watched the Money, Money, Money, What I Can Haul
Speaker 3: and eights Dreams Come True, which was my decads.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, that's you're on fire today. That's at
Speaker 5: number one, number one. A broken clock twice it's at
Speaker 5: number one. Going to get any of these songs? Stick
Speaker 5: this on people spend money.
Speaker 4: It does have a montage vibe to it.
Speaker 5: What a great montage that'll be, Jack getting your biscuits
Speaker 5: and pooh paper. What a real great movie montage takes
Speaker 5: a hemorhoid crane. That's not five because you're interested at
Speaker 5: number five? Oh no again, it's been as late. I'm
Speaker 5: don't even motivated to go shopping. Oh I get some
Speaker 5: more bond socks and number four? Oh hungry I am that.
Speaker 5: You're right, it's an extra Franks Geese. Maybe you've had
Speaker 5: a bad day, cheer yourself up with some chocolate love,
Speaker 5: or maybe you've had a good day. Oh yeah, no, no,
Speaker 5: crazy people are vibing out shopping up shop all right.
Speaker 5: Time waste shopping man? Who's playing live in Aisle five?
Speaker 5: I tell you who? Wow? Way they've got the reds.
Speaker 5: They're rapping. It's run the f s. Oh we love
Speaker 5: the seventies supergroup bony m Yeah that bony h and Gold.
Speaker 5: Pet shop boys are good. Oh they're sitting a pet
Speaker 5: shop that's rather than pet barm boys, Silver cat litter.
Speaker 5: You love cottonam Yeah, I actually look a few basics.
Speaker 5: What about cotton and eyed Joe? Where did he come from?
Speaker 5: Where did he go to get those affordable basics? You know?
Speaker 4: Not a bam?
Speaker 5: And what about Maya Chadstone romance? My romance?
Speaker 4: Chatt trying to do too much for.
Speaker 5: Jackie boy? What have you got?
Speaker 4: I've got a rocket who wants to save some money?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Alice coupon and his coupon is gold. David
Speaker 4: Jones and I Kenny g is going shopping?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, where's he going?
Speaker 4: No, he's saut that he's going to pay all that.
Speaker 4: Kenny Gst.
Speaker 5: That's very good. Kenny Gst is very good. Gold and
Speaker 5: the Mighty Mighty f pus tones wing an MPOs one
Speaker 5: bonus gold for that. All right, what have you got them?
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Speaker 5: wastes shopping bands, Best in Show, Off to the Melbourne
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