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Speaker 2: A service to all of you on a Friday, because
Speaker 2: trying to find a TV show or movie to stream
Speaker 2: together that mom and dad like and the kids like
Speaker 2: as well, it's tough these days. We're actually spoiled by
Speaker 2: too many streaming services, too many TV shows, and in
Speaker 2: fact you're also up against wait for every single movie
Speaker 2: that's ever been made on demand.
Speaker 1: It's too much choice, isn't it. It's overwhelming.
Speaker 2: We were arguing, like two days before Christmas about what
Speaker 2: Christmas movie to watch, and the girls are like, well,
Speaker 2: we don't even we don't know which one to watch.
Speaker 1: One.
Speaker 2: You've got every single one at your finger that's ever made.
Speaker 1: You can't be confused.
Speaker 3: They need to make a streaming service. That's all the
Speaker 3: streaming services smushed into one. Because then you're looking for
Speaker 3: Christmas movies, you have to jump between all of them and.
Speaker 2: All you know what we're going to make for this
Speaker 2: year the Christmas Channel. So in November you vote, you
Speaker 2: vote for your top twenty Christmas movies ever, and then
Speaker 2: you just constantly play them.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'd be so happy with that. You like Christmas
Speaker 1: all year round. Count the Christmas Channel on that.
Speaker 4: I love that. I'll watch ELF any day of the year.
Speaker 2: All those Christmas movies are joyous anyway, aren't they all?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: So we call it Recommendations Station. Every Friday we have
Speaker 2: our recommendations Patsy, what's it for you?
Speaker 5: I'm so excited to bring this. This is a community s.
Speaker 1: Wait is that actual zebra skin shirt you're wearing? No,
Speaker 1: of course it is nineteen eighty five. Are called up
Speaker 1: and they want their blouse.
Speaker 5: Animal print never goes out shy shy, hushush worries, grandpastious.
Speaker 1: It is a very sensible polo shirt you wear every day.
Speaker 1: I do, I do, I do.
Speaker 2: But once you have a lott Patsy, go for it.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to the eighties.
Speaker 5: I made Actually, Audrey, my teenager, and I made the
Speaker 5: most delicious dessert. We don't have dessert a lot in
Speaker 5: our house. Maybe if we have a roast, we might
Speaker 5: go for a dessert. This was dead set, so easy.
Speaker 5: You'll see it all over social social media. It's the
Speaker 5: viral Japanese cheesecake hack. And it is so simple and
Speaker 5: it is so delicious. It's kind of like a modern
Speaker 5: day take on the old chock ripple cake, but far easier.
Speaker 5: And it's also a bit like sort of a gingery
Speaker 5: bisc of tiramazoo, but it is easy.
Speaker 1: And tamasou, which is a coffee.
Speaker 5: But this is so easy, ridiculous. So get a really nice,
Speaker 5: good quality vanilla yoga even use a Greek yogurt supermarkets.
Speaker 1: Shade on the Greek yogurt.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm just the oldest yogurt makers in the world. We
Speaker 2: can't be alienate the Greeks. Right now, tune, I love you,
Speaker 2: I love your Greek yogurt.
Speaker 5: Or just a really nice vanilla bean yogurt. Right I've
Speaker 5: got Chabarney, I've got a little one here.
Speaker 2: Someone's got to deal with Barney. No, I haven't you
Speaker 2: can afford that actual zebra.
Speaker 1: Skin shirt today?
Speaker 5: This is so easy. Get a packet of bisc off
Speaker 5: biscuits making.
Speaker 4: It right here.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 5: Radio now sorry that most of them have gone because
Speaker 5: the family's eating them and the rest are crumpled.
Speaker 2: Imagine Jamie over or Nigela coming on TV. Blood So
Speaker 2: I got drunkards eight half of these.
Speaker 4: Biscuits slipt. But use your imagination, okay, are.
Speaker 1: This is like some sort of stone as cooking fit.
Speaker 4: Now everywhere.
Speaker 1: Someone's put their Winnie the poop in the.
Speaker 5: I just opened it. It is so simple. All it is,
Speaker 5: get your biscuit and you shove it in the yogurt.
Speaker 5: I'm serious, yes.
Speaker 1: Warm, this was it dunking biscuits.
Speaker 5: Serious, I swear to guy.
Speaker 4: Then then mock you may real Japanese about.
Speaker 5: It's so yummy. Then put it in the fridge. Look
Speaker 5: they say overnight. We seriously we put it for three hours,
Speaker 5: right wow, pro tip got it out and it was
Speaker 5: surprisingly amazing.
Speaker 4: You must be missing.
Speaker 1: No biscuits in a pot of yogurt.
Speaker 4: That's all it is. But that's all it is.
Speaker 5: That's the brilliant.
Speaker 1: But that actually you know what that is. That's Bogan
Speaker 1: cooking cooking. Now, I want to do this every Friday.
Speaker 2: If you've got if you've got a Bogan dish, it's
Speaker 2: like three moves and something's ready sious actually can now
Speaker 2: and a.
Speaker 1: Blank piece of baby. I thought there's going to be
Speaker 1: like recipe steps.
Speaker 4: I thought you crunch it up. Maybe you put mix
Speaker 4: it in with.
Speaker 1: Biscuit, paste it on, put it in the oven.
Speaker 5: From the are all time poor in this day and
Speaker 5: age on this.
Speaker 1: Radio show as well. Five minutes on that you'll get
Speaker 1: with some biscuits.
Speaker 4: Be surprised.
Speaker 5: The payoff is amazing.
Speaker 4: He say's a Japanese cheesecake I've been to. I just
Speaker 4: came back to you.
Speaker 3: Actually I didn't see Scott's shoved in shapall.
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Speaker 1: Pats Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Right now, we're doing recommendations station our Friday recommendations, TV shows,
Speaker 2: movies you might want to stream or watch this weekend.
Speaker 2: All right, two from me one a B. I think
Speaker 2: Apple TV's best TV show is Shrinking. The new season
Speaker 2: is back now. I cannot recommend that show enough, laugh
Speaker 2: out loud, funny and so much heart as well. Brilliant lineup.
Speaker 2: Jason Segal remember him? And also Harrison Forward. You know
Speaker 2: Stall looks great. He's so charismatic it is brilliant. It's
Speaker 2: a TV show the whole family sit down and watch.
Speaker 2: There's so much in it as well. It's brilliant.
Speaker 4: What a coupling, Yeah, Ford and Siegel.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, finally we get it. And then my next
Speaker 2: one is another coupling. Matt and Ben. We're back, Ben Affleck,
Speaker 2: Matt Damon. Yes, what I call it's a Matt flick,
Speaker 2: Matt Fleck. Actually it's a Matt Fleck.
Speaker 1: The Rip. You might have seen this advertised big movie.
Speaker 2: On Netflix Straight to Netflix, starring these two these If
Speaker 2: you're not these two boys I yoked together forever on
Speaker 2: they just are now The Rip. The first half an
Speaker 2: hour is one of the most exciting and compelling thirty
Speaker 2: minutes I've seen from movie in years. The rest of
Speaker 2: the movie can't sustain that. It's the most complicated dirty cop,
Speaker 2: dirty cop thriller I've ever seen. I couldn't work out
Speaker 2: hang on, who's doing what to so much so a
Speaker 2: couple of days later I went back and watched it
Speaker 2: again to try.
Speaker 1: And make sense. Even though I know the ending, Like
Speaker 1: Lord of the Ring, it was just so complicated.
Speaker 2: It's so intricate. It's a Faberge egg. It's a checkov play.
Speaker 2: On a second viewing, it's even more enjoyable. Okay, because
Speaker 2: a lot, a lot of it is I don't know
Speaker 2: the tirty copies. I'm so confused right now. And also
Speaker 2: it's really dimly lit. Give them what shows are you
Speaker 2: know what? It's squinting, get the contrast up close the curtains.
Speaker 2: Why is it so dark? The movie's not doesn't it
Speaker 2: doesn't benefit from me. They're not in a mind shaft,
Speaker 2: They're in a house. But I loved it. It's a
Speaker 2: real throwback to those nineties sort of movies. They cannot
Speaker 2: recommend it enough, but not on first viewing, Christian, are
Speaker 2: you sure about it?
Speaker 1: The rip does not rip. But on the second viewing,
Speaker 1: go back again.
Speaker 2: Now you know what's happening, you can relax, turn your
Speaker 2: brain off, and then it's a lot more injouable. Then
Speaker 2: the rip really does rip. And also I find ben
Speaker 2: Affleck just mesmerizing. You know, it's just something about he
Speaker 2: does something scene, he's being interviewed.
Speaker 1: Is he a dirty cop? What's going on? It's Ben Affleck.
Speaker 2: There's crazy stuff already happening in intensity there and a
Speaker 2: strange dye color to his hair and beard, the stuff
Speaker 2: that actually you only see you on Steven Sigar. You
Speaker 2: see that hair color like that's not that's not human hair?
Speaker 2: What color is that? You know you're going to buddings
Speaker 2: and you know I want I want to black like that.
Speaker 2: It's not possible, but it's on Steve. It's the top
Speaker 2: his head, so it's his hair and his goaty is
Speaker 2: all painted this strange color and not what's going what's
Speaker 2: going on? Benny boys? Everything right there? Then he does
Speaker 2: something with a cigarette. I rewound a couple of times
Speaker 2: up what what's he doing with this cigarette?
Speaker 1: What was he doing? Don't you've got to see it?
Speaker 1: It doesn't I'm like like a trick or like I
Speaker 1: don't know what he's doing with it? Again, but again
Speaker 1: this is the actor.
Speaker 4: We've look to me.
Speaker 2: Now, what's going on with what benefit can do with
Speaker 2: the cigarette? In that opening scene with that strange hair
Speaker 2: dye the rip rips? Second time round? What's it for you?
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Speaker 3: Ossie mum on maternity leave that will seriously it has
Speaker 3: changed our lives. It's called the produced pods and they're
Speaker 3: these little like I thin I guess the size of
Speaker 3: a large lunch box. And you put your fresh veggies, fruit,
Speaker 3: whatever herbs in it, and I don't know how it
Speaker 3: does it, what it's doing, it is some sort of magic,
Speaker 3: some sort of wizardry. It keeps everything that you put
Speaker 3: in there fresh for like six to eight weeks.
Speaker 1: How does it take out?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: What is it? Is it the nitrous oxide that I.
Speaker 4: Have no idea what they do.
Speaker 2: She don't want to avocado last in there because they
Speaker 2: perish in half a second.
Speaker 3: We've had so you know how long, Like coriander lasts
Speaker 3: like barely last two days, wilt so quickly. We've had
Speaker 3: coriander in there from two fridays ago. It is still.
Speaker 1: Australia right now. So find away.
Speaker 2: Thanks to RHEO of making my coreander last longer.
Speaker 1: This is why they gave.
Speaker 2: Us a national show exactly shutting out the problems in life.
Speaker 1: Coriander going off.
Speaker 3: You will never have stuff go off, I promise it is.
Speaker 3: You will be gobsmacked at how.
Speaker 1: Long it lies away.
Speaker 3: No, No, it's a soft it's it's like a soft
Speaker 3: bag and inside it's got this extra lining in it
Speaker 3: that you keep a little bit damp and that's all
Speaker 3: it is. There's nothing, there's no sort of there's no
Speaker 3: other you know.
Speaker 1: Something there we'd use in space.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, you can't.
Speaker 2: You can't be chucking out soggy letters or thrown avocados
Speaker 2: up there. You can't sun it lands on someone in
Speaker 2: Mexico through that.
Speaker 4: Where do you get them?
Speaker 3: You can only get them online. They called produced pods.
Speaker 3: You probably only need two for your fridge, but they
Speaker 3: they fit quite a lot in.
Speaker 4: It is brilliant. I don't know how she does it,
Speaker 4: but it's amazing.
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