Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show Podcast showtime.
Speaker 2: Very fussy customer exclamation.
Speaker 3: The whole time I was there.
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Speaker 3: Good morning, Patsy. Happy Friday, Jack, Happy Friday guys. All right,
Speaker 3: so the weekend is here. What is everyone else to, Patsy?
Speaker 3: What are you going to be doing?
Speaker 2: We've got family coming down from brother at the stage,
Speaker 2: No Chris, sister and her daughter and husband, and there
Speaker 2: all the boys all under.
Speaker 4: Like seven your place, No no, no, but.
Speaker 2: We're taking them whereby do we haven't been before? So
Speaker 2: get on the Safari bus. The boys will love it.
Speaker 3: Aren't you relieved that you've got a bullet. I'm blessed
Speaker 3: to have my two daughters. My sister has four boys.
Speaker 3: Right and just whenever we stilles meetnapped the difference between
Speaker 3: boys and girls in terms of energy levels and chaos.
Speaker 3: And they're like puppies. You need to go and do
Speaker 3: stuff with them. They don't want to sit down, no,
Speaker 3: do stuff, rate.
Speaker 2: Stuff, wrestle, roll around the ground like cur We do
Speaker 2: that zoo.
Speaker 3: But a tiger and a headlock out there, open zoo.
Speaker 5: We're there.
Speaker 2: The silver gorilla, what are they?
Speaker 4: Silver backg silvery?
Speaker 3: They're huge job.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness. They were tumbling down the hill and
Speaker 2: I swear to God that earth was moving. That might
Speaker 2: be the boys tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Jackie boy, what are you up to this weekend?
Speaker 3: Because this is your second weekend home alone, wife and
Speaker 3: son away.
Speaker 4: And you know what I've done. I used up all
Speaker 4: my friendship time already. I played poker with my friends
Speaker 4: on Saturday night, and then I went to a barbecue
Speaker 4: on Tuesday, kind of had my filled my cup with
Speaker 4: my friends. So now I've got nothing really to do.
Speaker 3: But there's so much to do in this city. Yeah,
Speaker 3: taking we'll go and taking a showing, a show, a show.
Speaker 3: Why don't you go to it? This is the last
Speaker 3: weekend of the comedy festival.
Speaker 4: No, it's finished and finished on Sunday, did it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: No, I tried to jam it all in in that
Speaker 4: last last week.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, later on this morning, why don't we ask people
Speaker 3: what you could do this weekend?
Speaker 4: That's it. Don't pity me.
Speaker 3: It sounds like so uneasy right now, I think, so, Yeah,
Speaker 3: this is the last weekend before I go away to
Speaker 3: Ireland next Thursday, so a week today I'll be in
Speaker 3: Dublin and I'll be seeing Bruce Springsteen, so it's funny
Speaker 3: to come around. Then I had done the Southern Line
Speaker 3: and where I'm on a guided walking tour with thirty
Speaker 3: five strangers from around the world for a whole week.
Speaker 3: So this is a weekend really of you won't be
Speaker 3: surprised to hear I'm a little bit.
Speaker 4: Behind on get your steps up now that I'm doing
Speaker 4: all right.
Speaker 3: I've been trying to do ten k a day walking
Speaker 3: with these new boots, which is absolute agony because that's
Speaker 3: only like an hour and a half. We've got to
Speaker 3: do four to six hours a day. I can't wait, though.
Speaker 3: It's going to be amazing the fact that I'm going
Speaker 3: to be said my best friend who I haven't seen
Speaker 3: him six years, flying over from London just for next
Speaker 3: Friday night so we can have dinner together and then
Speaker 3: go and see Springsteen. He's decided not to do the walk.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell Show, The Chapel Street Precinct. Let's do
Speaker 3: double thumbs Up Friday, where we go around the team
Speaker 3: and we share the things we're into at the moment. Patsy,
Speaker 3: what is it for you?
Speaker 2: Yes, I've found a lifeline at the moment. I've found
Speaker 2: a book and I tell you what it has been
Speaker 2: my savior. It is Queen Menopause. It's been written by
Speaker 2: Alison Daddo. It is a brilliant book about a very open, honest,
Speaker 2: raw account of her experience of going through perry menopause
Speaker 2: and menopause. And you know, it's such a weird thing.
Speaker 2: I'm smack bang in the middle of it, and it's
Speaker 2: so weird. And I'll tell you why. It's because we
Speaker 2: don't talk enough about it. And so I've sort of
Speaker 2: I'm confronted with this hormonal situation in my life, and
Speaker 2: I sort of feel a bit cheated, to be honest,
Speaker 2: because I think I actually wasn't prepared for this, like
Speaker 2: I was ready for birth and conception and all that.
Speaker 2: But it's like I sort of feel like I've been
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: So true that it's never talked about.
Speaker 2: I just thought, what the hell is all this about?
Speaker 2: No one told me how awful this can be? And
Speaker 2: you sort of you feel really alone.
Speaker 3: Sarah's been saying that, you know, she was sort of
Speaker 3: saying there's a lack of light because these days there's
Speaker 3: so many amazing free podcasts about all various transitions in
Speaker 3: life and to support and that which incredible, But that
Speaker 3: area is totally underrepresenting. Yet it happens to all women
Speaker 3: and you need a community and support.
Speaker 2: Oh that's exactly right, and that's why I want to
Speaker 2: talk about it.
Speaker 3: So if you've always said about doing a podcast, I
Speaker 3: keep begging you to do this.
Speaker 2: I know, but it's just I'll tell you what. It
Speaker 2: has been a savior because you know what it's done.
Speaker 2: It you feel you feel alone, and when you sort
Speaker 2: of speak to your girlfriends about it, you hear yourself speaking.
Speaker 2: You think, God, I sound your rotten. Like you know,
Speaker 2: life's hard. We like to be upbeate and happy.
Speaker 3: But you know what, but you're going through these really
Speaker 3: depressive HORMONI of changes stuff us men have got no idea.
Speaker 2: About, no idea, just terrific and the hot flushes at
Speaker 2: the moment. I tell you what, it's just I'm not sleeping.
Speaker 2: It's like douner On duner Off, douner On duner Off
Speaker 2: and it's so bad that it whacks Chris up because
Speaker 2: I'm throwing it off over.
Speaker 3: His You tried these cool paths that you can buy
Speaker 3: that go on the bed, and then like, yeah, that
Speaker 3: can keep it your body a cool attempt because the
Speaker 3: hotter you get because you have our circadian rhythms, you
Speaker 3: start to come out of deep stimming. You don't get
Speaker 3: that much sleep as it is.
Speaker 2: It's just awful. So reading her book it made me
Speaker 2: feel like, oh my god, you know what, I'm not eurotic,
Speaker 2: I'm not going crazy. It's completely normal. And other women
Speaker 2: are feeling this as well. So I've found it really
Speaker 2: helpful and she writes it beautifully and it's just an open,
Speaker 2: honest account and I think we need to do more
Speaker 2: of that as.
Speaker 3: We should get some copies to give away for people.
Speaker 2: Actually, it's a brilliant book.
Speaker 3: It's so good as this is where you should do something.
Speaker 2: Yeah I lack, Yeah, yeah, there is. We need to
Speaker 2: talk about it more. We've talked so much about other
Speaker 2: aspects of you know, life cycles, but not this, and
Speaker 2: we need to open the conversation. And men need to
Speaker 2: be involved as well, because you guys are going through
Speaker 2: it as well. I know Chris is so.
Speaker 3: But nowhere near nowhere near about it. I know Sarah
Speaker 3: her friends talk about it, but I know that even
Speaker 3: sometimes have friends don't like talking about it because it's
Speaker 3: this terrible shame around.
Speaker 4: It, right, which is crazy, isn't it?
Speaker 2: But but you know, I sort of sound a bit
Speaker 2: of on it because I said before, you know, you
Speaker 2: feel like you're being I don't know, needy or but
Speaker 2: which is wrong. We shouldn't have that sense about it.
Speaker 2: It's it's okay to talk about it, and it's a
Speaker 2: completely natural.
Speaker 3: So it sounds like help.
Speaker 2: No, it is, and.
Speaker 3: It's just just a hell, Like you're in the week,
Speaker 3: is it? Before we kind of work overnight?
Speaker 2: It's the not sleeping and you want to sleep, like
Speaker 2: you really want to sleep, and you lay there and
Speaker 2: you can't sleep. And then you want to sleep through
Speaker 2: the day and you can't because you've got stuff on
Speaker 2: with school or whatever else. It's just like it's like
Speaker 2: tipping your whole cycle upside down. It's crazy.
Speaker 3: What support is available for women going through it? What
Speaker 3: can help?
Speaker 2: Well, that's the you know what I find just talking
Speaker 2: to my girlfriends who are going through it as well.
Speaker 2: And just reassurance of you know what, you're not going crazy,
Speaker 2: but you know this book also gave me the hope
Speaker 2: that so I think I'm sort of perimenopausal stage. Apparently
Speaker 2: that's the hardest yards. So once you meet month, once
Speaker 2: you reach menopause, which is where you haven't had a
Speaker 2: period for twelve months, that's when you're threw it.
Speaker 3: And I just worry you in it. How far away
Speaker 3: is that the thing?
Speaker 2: Like the doctors can't tell you. There's no test to
Speaker 2: say it's a tunnel. My gnecologists had a really great description.
Speaker 2: He said, it's like a tunnel, but we don't know
Speaker 2: how long the tunnel is, so you're in the middle
Speaker 2: of it, or you could be a quarter of the
Speaker 2: way through or three quarters of the way through.
Speaker 4: We don't know.
Speaker 2: And that's what I find really frustrating, Like it's not
Speaker 2: black or white, and you just want to know that
Speaker 2: it's okay. I'm not going to like is this the
Speaker 2: way I'm going to feel like now?
Speaker 4: But you can't count the days and yeah, you don't
Speaker 4: know what you're counting down towards.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but my girlfriend said, no, it's okay, you will
Speaker 2: get through it. This isn't forever, It's just a stage.
Speaker 2: So this book helped me realize that.
Speaker 3: That's so great personally. One of the things I want
Speaker 3: to talk to you about on the show right, because
Speaker 3: I'm mentionedly right, because I'm only a couple of weeks
Speaker 3: into turning fifty right, and even I am trying to
Speaker 3: make sense of life. Now. You know, first daughter's gone,
Speaker 3: next one goes in about eighteen months time, and you'll
Speaker 3: suddenly here and you didn't ever think part of you
Speaker 3: has this peter pan existence. We think, oh, I know
Speaker 3: this company somebody. You think it won't actually happen to me,
Speaker 3: it'd be different for me. And then suddenly it's like
Speaker 3: you land here and you're like, I don't know this territory.
Speaker 3: So who am I? I'm not who I was, I'm
Speaker 3: not that dad anymore. It's changing. I don't know how
Speaker 3: to get to the next bit. So you should definitely
Speaker 3: do a podcast about what it's like for you to
Speaker 3: be at this point in your life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's you know, it's weird you Even my skin
Speaker 2: is different, I smell different.
Speaker 3: Do you really know? Is that just your sort of
Speaker 3: perception wise?
Speaker 2: And that No, I think i'd like my hair is manky.
Speaker 2: I just feel manky Roy.
Speaker 4: If it means anything, I would have had no clue
Speaker 4: that anything was different with you. Now you show up
Speaker 4: every day.
Speaker 3: Well you always look the most finessed of all of us.
Speaker 3: Now you do the rest of us? Do look manky
Speaker 3: in smell mane inside.
Speaker 2: I'm falling upart. No, we do need to talk about it.
Speaker 3: You're not falling apart though.
Speaker 2: No, it's no, No, that's true.
Speaker 3: All right, Patsy, well done for doing that. Thank you
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 2: It's called Queen Menopause. It's by Allison Daddo, finding Majesty
Speaker 2: in the Mayhem. I love it.
Speaker 3: Beautiful title as well, and subtitle as well.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: It's the Christian O'Connell Show. And I would say where
Speaker 3: in radio wars and I think everyone's saying on to
Speaker 3: every word, you're not. You probably might just caught the
Speaker 3: last bit of Patsy talking about a book that's really
Speaker 3: helping at the moment going through Perry Menopause. The name
Speaker 3: of the book again.
Speaker 2: Patsy, Queen Minopause. Alison Daddo will.
Speaker 3: Put all the details on our social sites as well,
Speaker 3: if you want to find out more and we're going
Speaker 3: to get hold of some copies as well. All right then,
Speaker 3: so Jackie Boy, double thumbs up. You've had a lot
Speaker 3: at the time on your own right now, what have
Speaker 3: you been watching or enjoying?
Speaker 4: Yeah, i'd been. I would say to everybody, get YouTube
Speaker 4: on your TV. It's the most common thing I watch
Speaker 4: more than any of the streaming services. I put YouTube
Speaker 4: on and flick through it. And now a lot of
Speaker 4: comedians are doing great comedy specials and putting him straight
Speaker 4: on YouTube, so that's free. The two well, one that
Speaker 4: I watched last night was Greg, a guy called Greg Warren.
Speaker 3: This keeps coming up on my because I follow Nate Bargetzi.
Speaker 3: Yes this is coming up.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, So he's friends of mine in the US,
Speaker 4: no Greg, and they've always spoken about him. So I
Speaker 4: watched him for the first time last night. It was
Speaker 4: really funny, clean comedy, but just really funny. It's called
Speaker 4: Greg Warren, the salesman. And then a friend of mine.
Speaker 4: I haven't watched this yet, but Luke Kidgell In Australian comedian,
Speaker 4: has got his special just dropped on YouTube as well,
Speaker 4: called Cheers to That and my favorite podcast one of
Speaker 4: my favorite podcasts is called The Imperfects with Hugh Van Kylenberg,
Speaker 4: his brother Josh Van Cohlenberg, and Ryan Shelton. They do
Speaker 4: an amazing podcast. Every guest I listened to I end
Speaker 4: up getting a notebook out and start writing notes down.
Speaker 4: It's special. They are on tour this week in Melbourne
Speaker 4: there at Tamer Hall on Sunday night. If you want
Speaker 4: to get tickets, I know the first show sold out,
Speaker 4: so only the later show is available. But whether you
Speaker 4: get to the tour or just listen to the podcast,
Speaker 4: it's incredible.
Speaker 3: The imperfect Yeah well said, I can't recommend that enough.
Speaker 3: It's an awesome show. They do a couple of ones
Speaker 3: from me. They're still really enjoying a loan Australia. Season
Speaker 3: five drop this week. It's tough going for some of
Speaker 3: the people in Tasmania, but still a fantastic show. There
Speaker 3: was an episode I think it was last week's one
Speaker 3: that's heartbreaking, but it's a beautiful show. The idea is
Speaker 3: literally people are alone in the wilderness. They're right in
Speaker 3: Tasmania where it somehow seems tougher than any other place.
Speaker 3: They've done this TV show before, and they've been out
Speaker 3: at night the snows of Canada. But a loan Australia
Speaker 3: is very very good. The other thing I finished watching
Speaker 3: at the weekend which has been really funny is Jury Duty.
Speaker 3: It's on Amazon Prime. Have you start?
Speaker 4: You started it? I'm only two episodes in. Yeah, alright.
Speaker 3: It's a hidden camera show, but it's a very very
Speaker 3: smart one that is so well made. The idea is
Speaker 3: that they took out adverts saying, do you want to
Speaker 3: take part in a fly theball documentary about doing jury
Speaker 3: duty being a part of jury service. I think it
Speaker 3: was someone like two and a half thousand Americans applied.
Speaker 3: They pick one guy. He thinks he's part of a
Speaker 3: court case. Everyone is an actor in it. Everybody, the
Speaker 3: clerk of the court, the rest of the court, the court,
Speaker 3: the rest of the jury. Everyone is an actor. And
Speaker 3: it is so unbelievable. It fries your mind how well
Speaker 3: they do it. I watched the last episode at the weekend.
Speaker 3: How I was going to wonder, like, he comes across
Speaker 3: so well this guy as more and more strange situations
Speaker 3: keep happening and stuff like that. It's semi improvised as well,
Speaker 3: and how they revealed it to him. We were all
Speaker 3: watching each other. We were in tears. They did it
Speaker 3: so masterfully. It's an amazing moment. Actually, it's really good.
Speaker 3: It's called Jury Duty. That's on Prime. And then the
Speaker 3: other thing that I seen this week Miriam Mugalese, an
Speaker 3: eccentric British actor. She is a powerhouse. I didn't know
Speaker 3: she's recently become an Australian citizen. She's been coming here
Speaker 3: for thirty years. She lives here in Australia. I didn't know.
Speaker 3: She's made a new show on Netflix called Almost Australian.
Speaker 3: She's in a RV driving around Australia chatting to Australians.
Speaker 3: You know a lot of these travel shows, they're chat
Speaker 3: to someone who's a bit weird and wonderful, and they
Speaker 3: do that thing where they go, how lovely is this
Speaker 3: nice to meet someone different. I don't know whether that's
Speaker 3: her age where they don't care anymore, they just give zero.
Speaker 3: She's not like that. A couple of times ago, she
Speaker 3: keeps saying she doesn't like kids, and she's likes staying
Speaker 3: in the campsite where there's a lot of kids there,
Speaker 3: and she was chatting to someone who just is a
Speaker 3: gray nomad just lives in an RV and she was
Speaker 3: selling this box that's basically a bath and a toilet.
Speaker 3: It is nutty and smelly to me. There's the whole lifestyle.
Speaker 3: It's really really it's ray you see an honest travel
Speaker 3: show rather than everything's amazing. She loves Australia and there
Speaker 3: are some amazing characters as well on there. I love
Speaker 3: seeing it as well, just being reminded about what a beautiful,
Speaker 3: enormous country this is with all kinds of amazing people.
Speaker 3: Sometimes when you see it through somebody else's eyes, you
Speaker 3: see a different aspect of it. I highly recommend it's
Speaker 3: on Netflix.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Time for the extra time waster. It's tool songs, But you,
Speaker 3: Sirio has got some good stats here. Fifty four percent
Speaker 3: of Australian men reports who're feeling emasculated when trades come
Speaker 3: into the homes is one hundred percent of me. And
Speaker 3: then this is amazing. Eighty nine percent of avoidable power
Speaker 3: tool accidents in the home are men aged between forty
Speaker 3: five and fifty five. I am right in the middle
Speaker 3: of that sweet spot. The most common injuries are falling
Speaker 3: off a ladder, followed by nail gun. Instance, I would.
Speaker 4: Even pick up a nilguns.
Speaker 3: Have you do you know how to use a nilbe?
Speaker 4: I had a nail gun? Wow, yeah, when we were
Speaker 4: doing the renovation in our house. But as soon as
Speaker 4: we were finished, I solved it.
Speaker 3: All right. So we're looking for your tool songs, tool song,
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what the trade you're listening to on
Speaker 3: that radio. Santa Claus is coming to town. Gold, hit
Speaker 3: me Naie one more time, don't sand so close to meld,
Speaker 3: drilling me softly silu. And I'm just a tool, I said,
Speaker 3: I'm just a boy. It's always good to end on
Speaker 3: the worst one of the week. I always say boys,
Speaker 3: even wanting no more, no more, Jack? What have you
Speaker 3: got for tool songs?
Speaker 4: Bohammering rhapsody?
Speaker 3: And also don't do that acting because it's like you're
Speaker 3: doing someone else on the site. Yeah, what else have
Speaker 3: you got?
Speaker 4: I want to hold your hands.
Speaker 3: These are being warped in right now, alright, justin Tim
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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, what's he got, sou they's lot's lost? These
Speaker 4: tool bag prime a rivet.
Speaker 3: Now that gold that's there, you found it.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Extra time in the Highway. So this morning we're looking
Speaker 3: for your tall songs. All right, you ready to mark,
Speaker 3: Jackie boy, Let's see what they've got. When doves grindron
Speaker 3: sorry Mark, instead of sailing, how about nailing silver? To
Speaker 3: run to the drills instead of run to the hills.
Speaker 3: Iron made him civil plus teenage toolbag gold the something
Speaker 3: a dad would yell at teenage boy, isn't it's tool bag?
Speaker 3: My sore roner Silver, Edward nail gun hands not a song,
Speaker 3: but thank you? Video drilled the radio start Now that's better, Alam,
Speaker 3: don't cry for me? Angle grinder gold, that on Tonian Mighty,
Speaker 3: Dingley Village, all the tall things, silver, drill, Jean Gold,
Speaker 3: unchained soaw melody running up the drill and the man
Speaker 3: who sold the nail gun. Yeah but you told him?
Speaker 4: What did you tell them?
Speaker 3: Guys? Maybe they followed my bad exams.
Speaker 4: Nothing else.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Just the past sing of Jerry Springer. Now the Jerry
Speaker 3: Springer Show, I reckon, you could say, probably one of
Speaker 3: the first early incarnations of reality TV.
Speaker 4: It was an absolute staple. Four kids staying homesick for
Speaker 4: That's what I remember of it and loving it as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was. I was lucky enough to interview Jerry
Speaker 3: a couple of times over the year. Is a very charming,
Speaker 3: smart man who knew exactly what that show was about.
Speaker 3: My favorite bit was always about how they'd be. I mean,
Speaker 3: it was like every third episode there'd be a fight
Speaker 3: a security guard, the bouncer, Steve, the security guard, no
Speaker 3: one ever, and then you'd have all this grotesque there's
Speaker 3: like a carnival times of all kinds of people. And
Speaker 3: then there was an episode I saw once that was
Speaker 3: called I Married a Horse Right. There was a horse
Speaker 3: on stage with the guy who got married to horse right,
Speaker 3: and so something you like, they'd have like dwarfs on
Speaker 3: having a fight, and then suddenly there'd be this crunching
Speaker 3: gear change and Jerry would very seriously look down the
Speaker 3: bowel of the camera to us and you. I always
Speaker 3: love that big serious speech you did. Folks, we got
Speaker 3: to come together. You're like, God, damn it, he's right horse.
Speaker 3: There was that strip at all for a second ago.
Speaker 3: Deep down, we are all the same. We all want
Speaker 3: to be happy.
Speaker 7: We cry when we're hurt, we're angry when we've been mistreated,
Speaker 7: and to be light accepted and respected. Not to mention
Speaker 7: loved is the greatest gift of all.
Speaker 3: Know this.
Speaker 7: There's never been a moment in the twenty five years
Speaker 7: of doing this show that I ever thought I was
Speaker 7: better than the people who were here an hour stage.
Speaker 3: I'm not better, only like you.
Speaker 4: I mean actually very touch Yeah, it's a sobering moment
Speaker 4: because watching the show was sort of like getting drunk,
Speaker 4: like this is crazy, craziest, and then he really sobered
Speaker 4: you up before you find out the episode.
Speaker 3: I think I might try and finish every Breakfast show
Speaker 3: now by trying to bring it together Springer style, to
Speaker 3: keep that going, like a very serious, heartfelt speech despite
Speaker 3: all kinds of Shenanigan that's going on. Beforehand, they used
Speaker 3: to name each title. Do you remember having it on
Speaker 3: the bottle of screen Jack, You've got some of the
Speaker 3: more amazing ones.
Speaker 4: Yes, I Married a Horse was a real episode. You
Speaker 4: remember correctly married to your dad? But want you back
Speaker 4: you slept with my stripper sister. Yeah, strippers were pretty
Speaker 4: much every sick and every Yeah. Yeah, Zach the seventy
Speaker 4: pound baby.
Speaker 3: It was Simpson jokes, don't they.
Speaker 4: I don't know about this one. I slept with two
Speaker 4: hundred and fifty one men in ten hours.
Speaker 3: I remember that. I think it was like a think
Speaker 3: he was trying to make out that he had a
Speaker 3: sex world record or something like that. There was one
Speaker 3: episode that was called Kung Fu Hillbilly that actually had
Speaker 3: a hill billy on with nunchucks. Who was you.
Speaker 4: Shouldn't be able to bring weapons onto the stage? Fists
Speaker 4: only guys?
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, coming on next day, we'll getting to
Speaker 3: Knockoff Friday.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: I need to shut down the tab of Jerry Springer
Speaker 3: episode titles. I've just found pornographic clowns. I'm not even
Speaker 3: making that up. That was on daytime TV. Pornographic clowns.
Speaker 3: That it's unbelievable. Gold one I four point three Christian
Speaker 3: O'Connell Shows, twelve minutes past seven. Let's do knock Off Friday.
Speaker 3: Best question of week is they'll ask you what time
Speaker 3: are you knocking off today? So we want to tell
Speaker 3: know what time you're knocking off today? And then what
Speaker 3: is your highlight? What are you looking forward to this weekend?
Speaker 3: Give us a call on nine four one four one
Speaker 3: oh four to three. Jackie boy, what are you up
Speaker 3: to this weekend because I'm actually seriously really worried about
Speaker 3: you at the moment. You sent the team an email
Speaker 3: last night saying could we do a feature? Would anyone
Speaker 3: like to invite Jack Brown for dinner tonight?
Speaker 4: I actually still think that's a fun, fun idea. Any
Speaker 4: listeners who having a good cook up, you would not go.
Speaker 3: You would not go.
Speaker 2: You're so anti social that test.
Speaker 3: They would pull up, you look through the windows and
Speaker 3: it would just silently move on.
Speaker 4: She said, no room for it in the shows.
Speaker 3: No room.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at an empty board with no ideas. No
Speaker 4: I have to you know what I have to do.
Speaker 4: Our shower screen fell off a week ago, and now
Speaker 4: I've just been showering with the door on off and
Speaker 4: so the water gets all over the floor.
Speaker 3: So that's your wife to come back to that.
Speaker 4: So I went to walking around Bunning, just say, looking
Speaker 4: for the right hinges to replace. But I couldn't get
Speaker 4: the the hinges are riveted on, they're not.
Speaker 3: So you can take the hinge you need with you
Speaker 3: to say, so get me this.
Speaker 4: So what I did was trato.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: I traced around it with a bit of paper and
Speaker 4: then cut my on the edge right now. So I
Speaker 4: carried around my little paper version.
Speaker 3: Of the hinge like an artist illustration, so it was.
Speaker 4: The same size so I can match it up to
Speaker 4: the ones. But they didn't have it. So I think
Speaker 4: I have to today look for a specialist hinge.
Speaker 2: That's annoying, isn't it when you think what should be
Speaker 2: a five minute job turns into having to get a
Speaker 2: trade to get a hold.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so hang on a minute, you got to you reckon.
Speaker 3: You're looking for a specialist hinge store. Well, who is
Speaker 3: earning coin these days from a specialist hinge store? The
Speaker 3: hinges are us.
Speaker 4: There must be a store that hingers has.
Speaker 3: Jim got hinges, Jim's hinges.
Speaker 4: Maybe Doors Plus, but Doors Plus do a lot of hinges.
Speaker 2: Yes, I think they do. Do shower screens, yes.
Speaker 4: Because I tried to go to a specialist shower screen guy.
Speaker 4: It's like, I'll fix any shower screen, and I sent
Speaker 4: him the problem. He's like, no, I can't fix it.
Speaker 4: I can only do it. I can only do your
Speaker 4: whole new shower screen for eight hundred and fifty.
Speaker 3: All right, So give us a call, tell us what
Speaker 3: you're up to this weekend? What time you knocking off? Today,
Speaker 3: your choice when you come on any of our merch
Speaker 3: from the show cupboard.
Speaker 4: Yes, cheers from a Christian can show pen, a fringe magnet,
Speaker 4: a pair of socks, or a Christian show mug.
Speaker 3: All right, Ja, I watch it, I mean knocking off today.
Speaker 3: And what's the highlight this weekend for you?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: I've still got a tab open to Jerry Springer episode
Speaker 3: titles Ninja trailer.
Speaker 4: Park, they love martial arts. What I know?
Speaker 3: Kung Fu? I know kung Fu, and then it was
Speaker 3: kung Fu Hill Billy as well seven twenty four Gold
Speaker 3: one four point three. Uh, Kelly's the certain summations Jack
Speaker 3: about your hinge problem with your shower door showers screen
Speaker 3: tell Jack to try forge hardware online for his hinge.
Speaker 3: I bet they've got.
Speaker 4: It forge hardware online.
Speaker 3: Thank you now. Yesterday, towards the end of the show,
Speaker 3: Patsy shared an amazing story with us, and we're calling
Speaker 3: this one like a kind of Jerry Springer episode. I
Speaker 3: shouldn't have seen that. That's too mild. That would have
Speaker 3: been too mard for the Jerry Springer Show. But Patsy
Speaker 3: share the story again about what you saw from your
Speaker 3: local dry cleaders.
Speaker 2: Oh well, I picked up audery school uniform. Was very
Speaker 2: particular about the plates and they had attached a yellow
Speaker 2: note pinned it onto the skirt. They should have taken
Speaker 2: it off first because it said very fussy customer plates
Speaker 2: are to be done correctly or something customer bit when
Speaker 2: was being specific fussy.
Speaker 3: But the exactness you need is to tone. The exactness
Speaker 3: you needed that that skirt pleated for a school uniform. Yes,
Speaker 3: there's no remorse. Will you be going back?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, Yeah, they're lovely. They're fantastic, but they are.
Speaker 4: You essentially know they're talking about you behind your back.
Speaker 2: At the end of the day. It's really seriously. Yes, no,
Speaker 2: they're brilliant. We take all our stuff there. They are great.
Speaker 3: All right, So we're looking for your stories. I shouldn't
Speaker 3: have seen that, Diana. I once wrote something about a
Speaker 3: friend to private message and that Linda is really bugging
Speaker 3: me lately, and I accidentally said it directly to her.
Speaker 3: I sent a text to my ex by mistake. It
Speaker 3: was meant for my current partner. It said, and this
Speaker 3: is the polite version, Christian, get your clothes off, see
Speaker 3: you soon. That's awful. If you're getting over a breakup
Speaker 3: and you go, oh shots you, Oh no, that's the
Speaker 3: new dude, the mind will go like mister Bright's side,
Speaker 3: go to the dark side. I once forwarded an email
Speaker 3: to a customer after I'd forwarded to a to supply
Speaker 3: saying painful customer always on my back. It went straight
Speaker 3: to them. Had to wrangle my way out of that one,
Speaker 3: all right, So what shouldn't have you seen? Like Patsy's
Speaker 3: very fairy fussy customer note, what were the things that
Speaker 3: you shouldn't have seen? Or it might have accidentally happened
Speaker 3: to somebody else?
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell's show podcast, What.
Speaker 3: Shouldn't You Have Seen? Christian? When I was fourteen, I
Speaker 3: stole my teacher's password to the online student management system
Speaker 3: and would mark myself present. They tried it down the
Speaker 3: fairest Boder's Day Off, didn't they? They try to hanck into
Speaker 3: the computer system a stream of being able to do
Speaker 3: something like that. So this morning on nine four one
Speaker 3: four one o four three, we're asking you what shouldn't
Speaker 3: you have seen? Alicia? About when I was in school,
Speaker 3: My mum wrote in a Christmas card that she was
Speaker 3: going to surprise me with a trip to the US
Speaker 3: of A. I was literally sitting next to her card
Speaker 3: in the envelope. She didn't realize I was reading at
Speaker 3: the same time, and then had to fake my surprise
Speaker 3: about it. On Christmas Christian I, my husband sent a
Speaker 3: rather explicit text message detailing what he was going to
Speaker 3: do to me when he got home to the cashier
Speaker 3: at work. I sure he did. Sure, okay Friday, Yeah
Speaker 3: I bet that cashier accident. I was sure it was
Speaker 3: meant for you, missus. Yeah, no doubt that's what happened.
Speaker 3: Whatever he said. It is.
Speaker 6: Rob alone.
Speaker 3: Hello Rob, So what shouldn't you have seen?
Speaker 6: Years ago? I was chaperoning my younger sister and her
Speaker 6: first boyfriends on their first time away for a weekend.
Speaker 3: What do you mean you went away with them?
Speaker 6: I went away with them. The only way my parents
Speaker 6: would allow them to go away together was if I
Speaker 6: went with them.
Speaker 3: What a great form of conception.
Speaker 6: On that side. It didn't sort of go quite the
Speaker 6: way that my parents would have liked it, because we
Speaker 6: went to the snow and I thought they'd gone for
Speaker 6: a walk, So I went down to the room and
Speaker 6: to grab some stuff out of the bedroom and they
Speaker 6: were just finishing up on second on special cattle time.
Speaker 3: Position time.
Speaker 6: They did it two days in a row, so.
Speaker 3: Actually you would not once is an accident. Twice.
Speaker 6: I couldn't believe it the second time, but the first
Speaker 6: time I thought, yeah, all right.
Speaker 3: For me, finish up again, my watch again. If this
Speaker 3: was a Jerry Springer episode World's Worst Chaperone.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 3: Podcast Amazing email come in here from Kathy Sullivan, Christian
Speaker 3: listener to the show today. I'm also a fellow big
Speaker 3: Bruce Springsteen fan. I've arranged for me and my husband
Speaker 3: to leave Melbourne next week to go on our first
Speaker 3: ever trip to Europe. We are going to Dublin, like
Speaker 3: you to see Bruce Springsteen. Are you going on the
Speaker 3: fifth of May? I am. It's next Friday night. We
Speaker 3: are going as well. We would love to meet up
Speaker 3: if you're up for it, to buy you a pint. Kathy,
Speaker 3: I'm up for this. I will buy you the first one.
Speaker 3: You and your husband can buy me the second one.
Speaker 3: Let's do this. What a chance of that She's this
Speaker 3: this morning and I'm saying I'm off twider next Thursday.
Speaker 3: It's about my fifty. That's my present, and I'm seeing
Speaker 3: Springsteen next Friday night. I think he's got like this
Speaker 3: the first of five nights there. What a our listeners
Speaker 3: is going to be in that same it's an open
Speaker 3: as Stadium's gonna be chilly next Frida night. I'd love
Speaker 3: to meet up for a pone goodness, that's.
Speaker 4: It very sweet, But the double standards on this show.
Speaker 4: I'm not allowed to go to a listener's house to
Speaker 4: eat dinner, but.
Speaker 3: You can go and you know, have an unsolicited invitation. Okay,
Speaker 3: all right, So on Monday morning on the Breakfast Show
Speaker 3: at eight am, this starts, well, what if there is
Speaker 3: no Tomorrow? There wasn't one today? Tens back, four days,
Speaker 3: crownhog Day? What happened that first step? It's in Gusy
Speaker 3: brownhog Days, brownhog Days, No Tomorrow, christ you o'connells tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Forty eight hour marathon, Yeah, starts Monday morning, eight am.
Speaker 3: We will best play sixteen of you Gold Class, so
Speaker 3: you're doing it in style. But for forty eight hours
Speaker 3: you'll be watching honor a beat groundhog Day, which means
Speaker 3: twenty nine times whoever, if anyone is left at the
Speaker 3: end of the forty hours, which we since seally doubt
Speaker 3: anyone who is going to be left sat there at
Speaker 3: the end of forty hours, but you never know whoever
Speaker 3: is sat there with this one, two or three of you.
Speaker 3: It's a share of twenty thousand dollars up for grabs
Speaker 3: to spend a Chapel Street precinct. Now we have to
Speaker 3: sixteen seats. It's going to be streams as well. You
Speaker 3: better watch it whenever you want during the afternoon to
Speaker 3: see how they're getting on, see if anyone's falling asleep.
Speaker 3: We have four seats remaining which we have to give
Speaker 3: away by the end of the day's show. So the
Speaker 3: lines are on now. If you want to come and
Speaker 3: join us nine four one four one oh four to
Speaker 3: three Jack, you've got some of the rules of regulations,
Speaker 3: because every day I get a lot of emails, not
Speaker 3: from just some people saying I want in, They want
Speaker 3: to know how we do this because it's a lot
Speaker 3: of money and people are going going to go through
Speaker 3: a big endurance to try and win this.
Speaker 4: It's a hefty document, the old terms and conditions.
Speaker 3: Even well one of our one of the confetitors, said
Speaker 3: they almost fell asleep just reading the t's and seas online.
Speaker 3: Not a good time. It's a test. It's a test.
Speaker 4: Just the toilet breaks alone has its own full page.
Speaker 3: It's half for the toilet break. It's just seeing you
Speaker 3: highlight that. It's a page, an a four page.
Speaker 4: I'm going to skim this because I'm even going to
Speaker 4: read all of it. But just the attention to Teetael
Speaker 4: for everything that they've thought of.
Speaker 3: Attention to Ptael, oh, very good.
Speaker 4: Participants will receive one times five minute toilet break per
Speaker 4: hour per participant. To request a break, each participant will
Speaker 4: need to raise their hand and if there is no
Speaker 4: one else in the toilet at that time, they will
Speaker 4: be escorted by one staff member. The chaperone will enter
Speaker 4: the bathroom with the participant participant, but not the cubicle.
Speaker 3: The particle to be laid out. What did that needs
Speaker 3: to put down? To avoid any coming confusion, I need
Speaker 3: to come in as well. Just unlock it for us.
Speaker 3: The other way like a way to hand you that
Speaker 3: f POS machine they look up at the skies, you
Speaker 3: put your pin number in.
Speaker 4: The participant will have five minutes to use the toilet,
Speaker 4: which will be timed via a stop watch. So stressful
Speaker 4: The participant will receive a one minute warning when four
Speaker 4: minutes have lapsed. When five minutes is up, the staff
Speaker 4: member will alert the participant they will need to immediately
Speaker 4: vacate the cubicle. Failure to do so.
Speaker 3: Well sometimes you know, it's like where a number two?
Speaker 3: You think you're done, You've got to pull the old
Speaker 3: cats up. Then you're gonna wait for the next hour.
Speaker 3: Save it.
Speaker 4: You will be disqualified if you don't exit the humicle.
Speaker 4: The toilet break can be used for the following things
Speaker 4: only toilet use, changing of underwear, brushing of teeth, or
Speaker 4: use of deodorant or other hygiene products.
Speaker 3: I'm glad that there's so much details and put into
Speaker 3: this all right, lines are open ow four remaining seats.
Speaker 3: Give us a call. Why do you think you do well?
Speaker 3: Why should you be in?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Starts some Monday morning. Our forty eight hour movie Mouth
Speaker 3: on Groundog Day is the movie that's going to be
Speaker 3: played on Loop twenty thousand dollars to the winner. All
Speaker 3: winners Chapel Street Precinct, Arts, Fashion, Food and Entertainment. Make
Speaker 3: yourself new memories of the Chapel Street precinct, Rob Lee,
Speaker 3: you won't recognize the name, but this guy is a
Speaker 3: fellow man Dragon Backstreet Boys Boys out Christian. I think
Speaker 3: I could easy doing that on one of the man dragons, Robert.
Speaker 3: Actually be unfair to put man dragon in. There's why
Speaker 3: Jack a Jack and I can't take partners, because if
Speaker 3: you have a man dragon some like that, you'll automatically
Speaker 3: flex those wings and you will win.
Speaker 4: Well, it's actually amazing that everybody we took to Backstreet
Speaker 4: Boys stayed awake during the whole thing because we're in
Speaker 4: road triples end and we could hardly see the stage.
Speaker 3: Actually the worst seats I've ever sat in for any show.
Speaker 3: All Right, so let's take some cours here. Who wants
Speaker 3: to be We've got four seats remaining in the cinema
Speaker 3: Monday morning at eight a m. Nine four one four
Speaker 3: one four three. Good morning Kate, Good morning Kate. Why
Speaker 3: should it be you there? Why We've only got four
Speaker 3: seats left? So make your case, Well.
Speaker 5: You'd saved the best to last. I'm definitely gonna have
Speaker 5: one of those four seats. I've been in training for
Speaker 5: this challenge my whole life. If this was an Olympic sport.
Speaker 5: I'll be winning gold Pertrayer every time.
Speaker 3: Now I got yeah, came on.
Speaker 5: I've got two small children, so my only me time
Speaker 5: is movie watching and I'll sit up endlessly at night
Speaker 5: watching things back to back.
Speaker 3: How old are you kids that.
Speaker 5: I've got a four year old and a one and
Speaker 5: a half year old.
Speaker 4: Okay, I don't need month for forty eight hours.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, they don't. My husband's going to nail it.
Speaker 5: I've already talked him into it. We've been talking about
Speaker 5: it for the last two weeks. So I've been listening
Speaker 5: to all the other challenges and I've got this. The
Speaker 5: only one I'm a little bit worried about is the cops.
Speaker 5: But I'll share the money with him.
Speaker 3: On emails for people, that's the one they all keep
Speaker 3: folks on. They're very worried about. PC.
Speaker 4: Tony makes it sound like you're breaking the lory something.
Speaker 3: You know, one of the most wanted and he's going
Speaker 3: to go. Goddamn it. I found the big wife.
Speaker 4: Seen that face before water white.
Speaker 3: Is in the water. The chances maybe that's how he's
Speaker 3: infiltrated this. It was all about getting you to it. Kate.
Speaker 3: You've got to come and join us. You sound brilliant.
Speaker 5: Good luck, you're in Yes, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: So does a husband know he's in soul charge next week?
Speaker 5: He is, He'll be listening right now, so he's just heard.
Speaker 3: All right, listen, Kate, good luck. We'll see you monday.
Speaker 5: Woo. Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Ryan, Good morning, Ryan, here you're going. I'm good. Ryan. So,
Speaker 3: why we've only got three seats left now in our
Speaker 3: forty eight hour movie mouth and why should you get
Speaker 3: one of them?
Speaker 8: Well, I'm an endurance athlete, so I've ran multiple road marathons.
Speaker 8: I've ran have fifty kilometer Ultra race, the sixty Comera
Speaker 8: Ultra Race that I did on the weekend. I've ran
Speaker 8: a lot of races, so I believe my you know,
Speaker 8: endurance with running and all that sort of stuff will
Speaker 8: get me through the forty eight hours. I've also run
Speaker 8: a forty eight hour running challenge. For forty eight hours,
Speaker 8: I ran every four hours, I run seven kilometers.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that was a little sleep for David Goggins.
Speaker 3: Put him. As we've got David Goggins on the line,
Speaker 3: this is you are actually a proper insurance athlete. You've
Speaker 3: got to come in.
Speaker 8: Bloody ohs that cake girl.
Speaker 6: Don't worry about her.
Speaker 9: She's got kids, She's probably exhausted.
Speaker 8: I've got the fresh I'm ready.
Speaker 3: I love that he's going to have all those gel
Speaker 3: packs vastine on his nipples.
Speaker 4: That's totally different type of insurance though, Like, am I
Speaker 4: what you've done right?
Speaker 3: But your movie this is opposite. Yeah, I'd be curious
Speaker 3: to see you hang it on. Thank you very much, Goggins.
Speaker 3: You're in all right. That means there are two remaining seats.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 3: Can't Wait for Up Monday and the forty eight hour
Speaker 3: movie Mouth And I don't know whether anyone's going to
Speaker 3: still be there at the end of the forty eight hours.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure, but who knows what's gonna happen. But
Speaker 3: I'm just curious to see checking over a wonder the
Speaker 3: end of the day when we come back on like
Speaker 3: Tuesday morning, if there's any if they will respond, it's
Speaker 3: done like after twenty hours, So throughout the day, Huggy
Speaker 3: and Tony and Hige will be giving you updates and
Speaker 3: calling people in there and seeing how they're going on
Speaker 3: as well. And you can watch it we're going to
Speaker 3: be streaming on our Christian O'Connell Facebook page. You can
Speaker 3: watch it twenty four to seven as well. Well, what
Speaker 3: forty eight hours depending on how they got on. So
Speaker 3: we've got last two seats in the cinema Uday roundhog Days,
Speaker 3: No tomorrow, Christian o'connells or tomorrow forty eight moving marathon.
Speaker 3: All right, there's only sixteen seats in the forty eight
Speaker 3: hour movie mouth and it is the Village Cinema's gold
Speaker 3: class recline. At your peril, I would I I assonous,
Speaker 3: he would not touch that record?
Speaker 4: Upright straighter?
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 3: It's a pair of seats, is all we got left
Speaker 3: right the front row, five and six next to each other.
Speaker 3: So wondering this morning if there's a couple that wanted
Speaker 3: to do it together. Brothers and sisters.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 3: Four one four one O four three Peena, Good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Christian, Good morning peen. All right, forty eight
Speaker 3: hour movie marathon. You looking to bring someone with you?
Speaker 10: Yes, I'm going to bring my son with me.
Speaker 3: And how old is your son?
Speaker 10: He will be twenty one in June.
Speaker 3: All right, and is he up for this as well?
Speaker 10: He definitely is my son. He is professional unpaid gamer,
Speaker 10: so he sits. He sits at a computer screen eighteen
Speaker 10: nineteen twenty hours, you know, on UNI holidays.
Speaker 1: He's there day in.
Speaker 10: Day out, barely goes to the toilet, and yeah, needs
Speaker 10: his food fed to him and things like that. Because
Speaker 10: it's something important not to get out of the game.
Speaker 4: You don't really go and feed him his food. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's like a Mama Beird.
Speaker 3: It was a Cherry Springer episode, Mama bird.
Speaker 10: Yeah it is, you know, like a little bird. You
Speaker 10: chew it all up and.
Speaker 3: You give it that become too spring.
Speaker 4: Does he actually know about this?
Speaker 10: He doesn't know. He's actually sleeping because he actually went
Speaker 10: to bed at about three this morning.
Speaker 4: So I can't put him in with that.
Speaker 3: Even knowing about this sleep, you know what.
Speaker 10: It would be a breeze for him. He doesn't need
Speaker 10: to sleep. These games.
Speaker 3: You chewing up the popcorn and spit into his mouth,
Speaker 3: Peanut and nice truck. Those we can't have scenes like that.
Speaker 3: It's in the rules and regulations, I'm sure somewhere in
Speaker 3: the teas and seas now Mumber birding or Papa birding
Speaker 3: hashtag Papa bird Have we got here? Gavin or Sarah.
Speaker 6: Good morning, guys.
Speaker 11: I think we are This is right down our alley
Speaker 11: with the kind of people who like driving for two
Speaker 11: days just to go up and visit my dad every
Speaker 11: year rather than flying. We just like spending so much
Speaker 11: time together.
Speaker 4: Is your wife with you now?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 3: She is? It doesn't sound like it's not inflatable. What
Speaker 3: has happened on Springer's passing? Can we hear her?
Speaker 10: Sorry?
Speaker 3: Is this Sarah?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 3: Sarah and Sarah? And are you up for this as well?
Speaker 3: Going in the cinema together for forty eight hours?
Speaker 6: Why not?
Speaker 3: Why not? Will you sound more reluctant? You sound reluctant.
Speaker 3: Where's Gavin is up for it?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 11: No, I'm actually quite excited about it. I think it
Speaker 11: could be amazing. What a think to what a story
Speaker 11: to have to tell that. I think Gavin is an
Speaker 11: absolute he's a real shot at this. He doesn't seem
Speaker 11: to need to sleep at all. He Yeah, I think
Speaker 11: he's got a real chance. He's he's definitely an athlete.
Speaker 3: And how many How long have you two been together?
Speaker 11: Have we married? Nearly twenty years now?
Speaker 3: Amazing and he's still spending so much time together.
Speaker 11: We do I know it's yeah, it's weird, but no, this,
Speaker 11: you know, this would be great. And you know, watching
Speaker 11: the movie, we don't even have to talk.
Speaker 4: So don't really have to get it.
Speaker 3: Still working on that, all right, might be you stay there,
Speaker 3: let's try jam on here, Jamon. Hey, I'm good Jaymon.
Speaker 3: So why do you want to take part in our
Speaker 3: movie marathon? Well?
Speaker 9: I just heard my brother call up before and he's
Speaker 9: got in claim and he's an arson runner and as
Speaker 9: weet ah yes.
Speaker 3: Recording him David Goggins, Ryan's your brother.
Speaker 10: In the marathons.
Speaker 11: And if I could sit next to him, I reckon,
Speaker 11: I could finally him at a marathon.
Speaker 6: I reckon, I've got him. I've got him on toast.
Speaker 3: Working together but working against each other. This is amazing.
Speaker 10: This is going to be Rather, we've got a strong
Speaker 10: rivay together with close mates.
Speaker 9: We're a couple of years apart, and he always gets
Speaker 9: me on the races.
Speaker 6: But I reckon, I've got him in a movie theater.
Speaker 4: Do you want to see it right next to him? Jamon?
Speaker 4: Do you want us to shuffle the cinema so he's
Speaker 4: at the opposite side.
Speaker 12: Now I'll sit next to him so I can throw
Speaker 12: on the elbows, you know, keeping.
Speaker 3: The elbow war on that little sharing thing. Listen, Jamon,
Speaker 3: you've got to go in. You're the last one in.
Speaker 12: Oh my god, yes, yes, yes, yes, this is awesome.
Speaker 11: You brothers and your watchers fighting it out.
Speaker 6: We'll be there for forty eight hours.
Speaker 3: You watch'd be amazing. If it's two brothers at the
Speaker 3: are we actually got one? We've got one more sea
Speaker 3: all right, so jaime on you're definitely mate. We'll see
Speaker 3: you Monday.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell show on Monday show. Then be listening to
Speaker 3: start at all eight a groundhog Day being played non
Speaker 3: stop for forty hours to sixteen of you. There's only one.
Speaker 3: It's just falling this way. There's one last remaining seat.
Speaker 3: We're just putting a second brother. So it's actually going
Speaker 3: to be two battling brothers. I just presume they were
Speaker 3: going to work together. Let's take each other of this
Speaker 3: is amazing. All's got one last seat and it must
Speaker 3: go right now. Let's try Braiden. It might be you. Braiden.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Harry, Christian, I'm good. Braiden went on getting through,
Speaker 3: So why should it be you? Braiden definitely me.
Speaker 12: I've got the ability. When I was a little bit,
Speaker 12: a little bit younger, I did a Mayra sixty four
Speaker 12: mari cut sort of marathon with my mates to try
Speaker 12: and break the record. We got thirty hours in and
Speaker 12: we pulled a pin and realized we were a bit
Speaker 12: nowhere near it. The record was about one hundred and hours.
Speaker 4: So you didn't look up the record before you start?
Speaker 11: Yeah, oh not really. We just thought we'd go until
Speaker 11: we go and.
Speaker 3: Then always the best going to take on a world record,
Speaker 3: isn't it just start? I wonder if I've done it.
Speaker 3: I always want to have my own version. The Guinness
Speaker 3: World Record called half passed records, I'll put you in
Speaker 3: Breaden American. But thirty hours is still very good, pretty good. Yeah,
Speaker 3: this is when you were a student. Yeah, all right, Bradon,
Speaker 3: it might be you. Stay there. Let's speak to Ryan.
Speaker 3: Come on and Ryan, good day, guys. How's it going good? Right?
Speaker 3: So we've got one remaining seat, Ryan, why should it
Speaker 3: be yours?
Speaker 9: It should definitely be my seat. I recently just came
Speaker 9: back from Mexico. Decided to go the cheapest route, which
Speaker 9: sent me the other way around the world. So I
Speaker 9: went from Mexico to Barcelona, Barcelona to Dubai, Dubai to Melbourne,
Speaker 9: all in one hit about an hour in each destination
Speaker 9: just to get off the planet onto the next one.
Speaker 9: So it was about thirty nine hours, forty hours of
Speaker 9: flying and one of the legs, my entertainment.
Speaker 6: System didn't work.
Speaker 9: So I watched the Welcome to the Vie video about
Speaker 9: eight hundred times.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, they got that sorttle classical music and it's
Speaker 3: so everybody's smiling to your yeah.
Speaker 9: Middle Eastern market.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Ryan, it's you. Seriously, you've already proven your endurance.
Speaker 3: I think this might be easier actually watching that on
Speaker 3: a loop.
Speaker 10: I think I've got it.
Speaker 3: In the Bad Boys, Yes, Willy Fogg, you are in
Speaker 3: the last seat, goes to you around the world, Willy Fog,
Speaker 3: Ryan the other last one in good luck. We'll see
Speaker 3: you Monday.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 3: All right, so we have our sixteen good luck to
Speaker 3: all the athletes. Take about Monday morning. Tune in that
Speaker 3: so it will start Monday morning at eight, will hit
Speaker 3: play on Groundhole Day for the first play of twenty
Speaker 3: nine and we'll see what happens over the forty hours.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Very much. I mean, there's still loads of
Speaker 3: you trying to call in, so many emails, so many
Speaker 3: really really funny emails. But thank you so much everyone
Speaker 3: who's driven this. Really we started all thinking and wonder
Speaker 3: if any of you be up for it, even doing
Speaker 3: it twenty four hours and to have all these in
Speaker 3: sixteen weird and wonderful characters there, it's gonna be great
Speaker 3: fun whatever happens. Starts Monday morning.
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Speaker 3: I have my hands here quite the story. You know.
Speaker 3: Yesterday on the show, Patsy was talking about so It
Speaker 3: Jehovah's witness, all the Mormons who came around Patsy fore months.
Speaker 3: Adam was listening to us yesterday and called the show
Speaker 3: to share a story. And his email is saying, Christian,
Speaker 3: I'm Adam. I'm writing to you at the insistence of
Speaker 3: your very excited producer Caitlin. She has got great energy.
Speaker 3: She there's a lot of bouncing on the chair during
Speaker 3: a show, you know, fair as you love. It's got
Speaker 3: high energy, to whom I told her. Shaun's version of
Speaker 3: the story, inspired by Patsy's early morning encounter with the
Speaker 3: doorstep Mormons, rewind thirty years. I'm in year twelve, lived
Speaker 3: only a few blocks away from my high school, so
Speaker 3: my friends and I were duck over to my place
Speaker 3: during the day when conditions permitted, to raise my muma's
Speaker 3: fridge and watch TV. One day, a friend and I
Speaker 3: had a spare period leading to lunch break, which meant
Speaker 3: we had a solid two hours between classes. We went
Speaker 3: around to my place to watch Predator on VHS. We're
Speaker 3: sitting in my lounge room, watching the movie and joining it.
Speaker 3: I look out the window and across the front lawn
Speaker 3: I see the all too familiar sight of Jehovah's. The
Speaker 3: lounge room was near the house's front entrance, and I
Speaker 3: left the wooden door open. Only a screen door, thankfully
Speaker 3: hard to see through, separated us from the front. Verandah
Speaker 3: Ap paused the movie before they got an earshot, with
Speaker 3: our plan being that we'd sit there in silence and
Speaker 3: pretend nobody was own.
Speaker 8: Mo.
Speaker 3: I need you to do some production here, not knock
Speaker 3: you do the knock, knock, knock, dug duck. We didn't flinch.
Speaker 3: Twenty seconds later they knock again, knock, knock, knock. We
Speaker 3: stayed silent to Jehovah's witnesses was silent too.
Speaker 4: Knock, knockduck, just want to talk to you about God.
Speaker 3: Fellow EON's passed. I started to wonder if they somehow
Speaker 3: knew we were in the house. Maybe they'd seen us
Speaker 3: walk home from school and followed us. Or maybe the
Speaker 3: Jehovah's have some sort of infra red body seating heat
Speaker 3: technology just like Predator. There's another knock at the door, knock, knock, knock.
Speaker 3: This was getting unsettling. Why wouldn't they leave? We couldn't
Speaker 3: answer the door. If they did, they'd know we'd been
Speaker 3: hiding from them. But we couldn't stay like this forever.
Speaker 3: The clock was ticking and we needed to finish year twelve. Then, amazingly,
Speaker 3: mora acxiously from the front doorstep another sound effects need
Speaker 3: near far.
Speaker 4: From the Jehovahs.
Speaker 3: Yes, oh, My friend and I looked at each other,
Speaker 3: partly in disbelief and partly cooking for validation. We hadn't
Speaker 3: imagined it. One of the Jehovah's had fared at my
Speaker 3: Muma's pouch. If I could describe the fart, it was
Speaker 3: hesitant at first, but increased in confidence volume.
Speaker 4: In pitch once the doors were opened. The doors a rope.
Speaker 3: That's it. As it continued, and Christian continued, it had
Speaker 3: I'm not prone to hyperbole, but imagine the worst time
Speaker 3: you've ever had to suppress laughter, and then times that
Speaker 3: by one trillion. This is where I become a lesser
Speaker 3: reliable narrator. It's all with the blur off. At this point,
Speaker 3: I remember writhing on the lounge and floor, try not
Speaker 3: to laugh. I can't remember where. There's me and my
Speaker 3: friend who broke first, which one of us did? The
Speaker 3: other joined in. Jovah's witness, who must have heard us
Speaker 3: losing it left solemnly. My friend and I went on
Speaker 3: to finish year twelve. We think about this instant and
Speaker 3: I do a lot. Thanks for the show. That's not Adam, Adam,
Speaker 3: that is a great story. Do you know, Monday we
Speaker 3: should talk about those times. It's an amazing feeling when
Speaker 3: you have to suppress laughter, isn't it, like christ the
Speaker 3: worst thing to start laughing right now? It magnifies it
Speaker 3: and amplifies it. So if that's ever happened to you,
Speaker 3: like Adam, please email me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot
Speaker 3: com dot au. But Adam, we will send you something
Speaker 3: that's an epic story well told.
Speaker 1: Well Christian Connell's show podcast.
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Speaker 4: But it's a story based episode.
Speaker 2: It's one of those that you just pick up along
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Speaker 3: Honestly?
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, he's doing a spinoff which I can't wait for.
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Speaker 2: Brian Kranston.
Speaker 3: It's brilliant, Jackie Boy, What have you been streaming? On stands?
Speaker 4: Didn't stand to watch Ben Affleck's back catalog. I listened
Speaker 4: to an interview with Ben Affleck on a podcast this
Speaker 4: week on SmartLess.
Speaker 3: It's great, isn't it? He charmed for me can He's
Speaker 3: a great actor and director.
Speaker 4: So I want to go and see Air this week.
Speaker 3: You'll love it. It's a really good movie.
Speaker 4: But in the meantime, I've gone back to Goodwill Hunting
Speaker 4: the Town. This is all in the last week, Gone
Speaker 4: Baby Gone, and I watched Argo for the first time.
Speaker 4: I've never seen Argo.
Speaker 3: I'll go It's an amazing director. That Academy Ward Gone
Speaker 3: Baby Gone is the one with his brother and he's
Speaker 3: not in that as Casey Afflet.
Speaker 4: Did you mean Gone Girl?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it. Yeah, his brothers in that. You're going
Speaker 3: through a whole afflic family. How great is good Will Hunting?
Speaker 3: I love that?
Speaker 4: One of the best.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, so you went down forree you at
Speaker 3: the time? Where today medical movies is what we're after,
Speaker 3: the medical movies. All right, what are the doctors and
Speaker 3: nurses watching in the hospital, So I'll tell you what
Speaker 3: they're watching. Her piece goes bananas, Silver class, Silence of
Speaker 3: the limbs, Silver spongebath SquarePants.
Speaker 4: Gold.
Speaker 3: I still give people.
Speaker 2: Do that anymore. Just let your right in your bed.
Speaker 3: All awful, Harold's son a headline Michell started early today.
Speaker 3: Hospital start, it's good, lucky. If you have to go
Speaker 3: to Weerabe High or Saint Elmo's Weeraby, what have you
Speaker 3: got there? Field Hospital? You must have the triage dude,
Speaker 3: where's my catheter?
Speaker 4: Gold?
Speaker 3: And weekend at Gourney's Gold All right, Jackie boy, what
Speaker 3: have you.
Speaker 4: Got Billy medicine?
Speaker 3: Oh, that's also very good. Gold.
Speaker 4: We're in the surgery now, Lucky, you've got Edward's steady hands.
Speaker 3: That's very good. Gold.
Speaker 4: Blast and say ah ah men who stirre at throats?
Speaker 3: That's good yeah Silver.
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Speaker 3: Huggy is always right behind it. He just pumped into
Speaker 3: the studio. It's a little bit upset. Apparently he'd offers
Speaker 3: to management to go down and be in the forty
Speaker 3: ye our movie marathon as one of those as spotters.
Speaker 3: But her management said, no, thank you. I don't know
Speaker 3: if it was you gonna have Huggy walking people to
Speaker 3: the toilet. We can't bless him listen for his generosity,
Speaker 3: but the best would enjoyment. It's just a dre.
Speaker 6: We do any Huggy, They.
Speaker 3: Said, no, hang around the cubicles like this. No, he's
Speaker 3: a he's a big supporter.
Speaker 4: He's a huge supporter of the show.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, there's a cubicle that needs spotting, that guy's there.
Speaker 3: He's our cubicle brother and life for one of grateful
Speaker 3: Huggy see your rhinals all right, excuse me? Hospital movies,
Speaker 3: hospital movies up for grabs and Jackie Boy remember best
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Speaker 3: Who's that? Christopher Davis? Well done? Uh Defribrillator, Miss Daisy
Speaker 3: Silver thrush hour Silver. I don't think you can osborn
Speaker 3: that you ask you for a friend, Enema of the State.
Speaker 3: I'm a getting the snip Silver when hammerhoids me, Sally,
Speaker 3: I don't like it, Marcus, that doesn't work. You me
Speaker 3: and her peace, silver shaving Ryan's privates to prep him
Speaker 3: for surgery. Matta first grade, very good, juice, bigelow, medical tiggerlow,
Speaker 3: almost rector, doesn't I wanted to swallow it? Sil someone
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Speaker 3: love missus? Howis to Paris? Missus Harris gets a boot job?
Speaker 3: No wow, son, Rachel? Those last two there wreck and
Speaker 3: Ralph and missus Harris gets some boot job. What's happening listeners.
Speaker 4: It's the biggest laughs. Let's give it to Rachel.
Speaker 3: Rachel, you went to stand free?
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Speaker 3: It's all now about Monday morning, eight am. Sixteen of
Speaker 3: you will go into a cinema Village Cinema's Gold Class
Speaker 3: at the Chapel Street Precinct. Forty hour movie mouth and
Speaker 3: we'll begin eight am Monday morning. Groundhog Day is the
Speaker 3: movie that if they make it through the forty hours,
Speaker 3: they will see twenty nine times. Now, Jack, you have
Speaker 3: a bell in front of you. Why is this important?
Speaker 3: For Monday?
Speaker 4: This will be how everybody exits the cinema. It will
Speaker 4: be at the front of the movies, and as they
Speaker 4: decide that they want no more part in the forty
Speaker 4: eight hour movie marathon, they'll step to the front. They'll say,
Speaker 4: my name is Jack, I've seen Groundhog Day fourteen times
Speaker 4: and I'm out.
Speaker 3: This is great. This is great. So when we come
Speaker 3: back for Tuesday show, we may hear a few of
Speaker 3: those to play out or have nuns. I'm on, do
Speaker 3: we actually do we think anyone's going to make Fortyer.
Speaker 4: I'm slipped now. I'm reckon for the money and just
Speaker 4: for the honor of it. I think we'll see somebody get.
Speaker 3: To the end here. Yeah, we well find out. We
Speaker 3: don't know what's going to happen. So it all starts
Speaker 3: Monday morning. So there's sixteen of you in there here.
Speaker 3: Let's meet the endurance athletes.
Speaker 2: Athletes thusday PC Tony just checking in after another long
Speaker 2: night at surveillance, sitting in the car.
Speaker 4: Forty eight hours too easy.
Speaker 3: My friend young.
Speaker 9: School seas I want to work anywhere in the film industry.
Speaker 9: I wouldn't mind just doing the slate at the start
Speaker 9: of the film for the rest of my life.
Speaker 3: Yogi as a trainer and Bloody's instructor and yoga instructor.
Speaker 10: I've got some techniques to keep us all awake.
Speaker 6: Sleeping Beauty Walker, stay awake watching a movie.
Speaker 3: If I tried the roller coaster I want was on
Speaker 3: a roller coaster for forty hours for the forty hour
Speaker 3: fam and what Juck Steve. I watched this movie every
Speaker 3: year on ground Hole Day, and I have.
Speaker 9: Done so for the last twenty five years.
Speaker 1: Blank Slate.
Speaker 4: I've never I've seen Groundhog Day, and I've only seen
Speaker 4: Bill Murray in fake jams.
Speaker 5: VET with a lot of hours when we're on call,
Speaker 5: I've thirty six hours see Insomniac. I'm up all night
Speaker 5: as it is, and I barely sleep during your day,
Speaker 5: So I'm going to smash it.
Speaker 9: Willie Fox, one of the leaders. My entertainment just didn't work,
Speaker 9: so I watched the Welcome to Survive video about eight
Speaker 9: hundred times.
Speaker 3: Destiny.
Speaker 5: If this is an Olympic sport, I'll be winning gold
Speaker 5: pert Ray every time.
Speaker 1: Battling brothers.
Speaker 8: Ryan Well, I'm a endurance athlete. I've also run a
Speaker 8: forty eight hour running challenge.
Speaker 6: And Jamon he always seeks to in the marathons.
Speaker 11: And if I just sitting next to him, I reckon
Speaker 11: I could finally eating at a marathon.
Speaker 3: This is great. It's a strong field, all great competitors.
Speaker 3: Good luck till sixteen. It all happens Monday morning. Join them.
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