WEBVTT - FULL: Quintessential Friday 0:00:09.685 --> 0:00:10.805 I Heeart podcasts. 0:00:10.845 --> 0:00:13.605 You can hear more Gold one I four point three podcasts, 0:00:13.685 --> 0:00:17.005 playlist and listen live on the free iHeart app. 0:00:18.165 --> 0:00:19.084 Got anything good? 0:00:19.685 --> 0:00:26.485 Hey, this is the Christian O'Connell show podcast. 0:00:27.245 --> 0:00:28.405 Welcome to the weekend. 0:00:28.445 --> 0:00:32.765 Happy Friday, Everybody, Good morning, Rio, Happy Friday Morning, Annex Monie, 0:00:32.885 --> 0:00:35.685 Happy Friday, Patsy Monnie. Now it's the team. Let's get 0:00:35.725 --> 0:00:39.565 thread into this week's edition of Double thumbs Up. This 0:00:39.604 --> 0:00:41.205 is where we go around the team. We talk about 0:00:41.205 --> 0:00:43.805 the shows that we're into, books, TV shows, apps, whatever. 0:00:43.925 --> 0:00:46.004 You might find your next favorite TV showedule in the 0:00:46.004 --> 0:00:48.405 next twenty minutes. Patsy, what are you giving a double 0:00:48.405 --> 0:00:49.205 thumbs up too? 0:00:49.445 --> 0:00:51.685 I did want to pay homage to Diane Keaton, who 0:00:51.725 --> 0:00:54.685 we sadly lost this week, far too young at seventeen 0:00:54.685 --> 0:00:57.325 to nine. And I was thinking some of my favorite movies, 0:00:57.365 --> 0:00:59.805 and there's so many. I watched Father of the Bride 0:00:59.845 --> 0:01:00.605 last Saturday night. 0:01:00.685 --> 0:01:02.845 Yeah, we watched it Monday night with the girls. Yeah, 0:01:02.885 --> 0:01:03.444 but there was. 0:01:03.405 --> 0:01:06.725 One because I said so, which was a two thousand 0:01:06.725 --> 0:01:09.645 and seven flicking you know, just a romantic, sort of 0:01:09.805 --> 0:01:13.285 funny story of an overbearing mum with three grown up 0:01:13.405 --> 0:01:16.925 daughters and trying to get them set for life and 0:01:17.085 --> 0:01:20.205 essentially and this is something that I'm grappling with right 0:01:20.245 --> 0:01:23.285 now with Audrey. You have done so with your two girls, 0:01:23.845 --> 0:01:26.885 that whole thing of letting go as a parent. And 0:01:27.525 --> 0:01:32.565 so Diane's character she there's this beautiful monologue in one 0:01:32.565 --> 0:01:35.845 of the scenes where she says, you know, how do 0:01:35.965 --> 0:01:39.805 I let go and let essentially let you fly, Bertie Fly. 0:01:40.005 --> 0:01:41.005 It's just gorgeous. 0:01:41.165 --> 0:01:43.445 She could do incredible drama like movies, not the Godfather, 0:01:43.525 --> 0:01:45.525 than the comedies, romantic comedies. 0:01:45.845 --> 0:01:47.965 I've never seen Dane Keen in a bad movie. 0:01:48.085 --> 0:01:50.725 No, I don't think she made any bad movies now 0:01:50.805 --> 0:01:52.525 incredible ones. If you really are looking for something a 0:01:52.525 --> 0:01:55.085 movie to watch every weekend, you can't go past any 0:01:55.125 --> 0:01:58.085 of the light forty odd movies. I think I saw 0:01:58.085 --> 0:02:00.885 at the other day. She made incredible range. All right, 0:02:00.885 --> 0:02:02.805 what else, Pats, she gets your daughter? The other thing? 0:02:02.885 --> 0:02:05.005 Last night we watched I Like Me, which is the 0:02:05.085 --> 0:02:06.445 John Candy documentary. 0:02:06.605 --> 0:02:07.045 I've seen this. 0:02:07.845 --> 0:02:10.565 I Oh my god, is it Joyoush's not a funny 0:02:10.565 --> 0:02:11.285 funny guy. 0:02:11.205 --> 0:02:12.605 Absolutely and what a talent. 0:02:12.645 --> 0:02:17.044 And it's directed by Colin Hanks, which is Tom. 0:02:16.845 --> 0:02:19.765 Hanks's son gifty comedian himself. 0:02:20.445 --> 0:02:23.005 Yanne Reddold's as well, And it's really got a hues 0:02:23.005 --> 0:02:25.845 who of Hollywood has not paying homage to John Candy 0:02:25.885 --> 0:02:29.645 and just how realistic and authentic he was on the screen, 0:02:29.685 --> 0:02:32.885 and how he brought his total self to the screen 0:02:32.965 --> 0:02:36.845 and grappling with several things like imposter syndrome later in 0:02:36.925 --> 0:02:40.085 his career, also the loss of his father at just five, 0:02:40.125 --> 0:02:44.805 and how he brought that desire for connection and family 0:02:45.525 --> 0:02:49.565 to the screen. And you know, there's that scene in Planes, 0:02:49.605 --> 0:02:52.885 Trains and Automobiles it's Steve Martin where Steve Martin has 0:02:52.885 --> 0:02:54.325 a go at him in the hotel room, you know, 0:02:55.045 --> 0:02:55.645 saying how. 0:02:55.605 --> 0:02:58.645 Useless he was, and he says, I like me. And 0:02:58.885 --> 0:02:59.605 it's beautiful. 0:02:59.685 --> 0:03:02.085 It's a really moving comedy. Planes Trains and Ortobiles. I 0:03:02.085 --> 0:03:03.885 love Steve By and it's one of my comic heroes. 0:03:03.925 --> 0:03:06.565 But I'm telling you now, Planes Trains and Automobiles is 0:03:06.605 --> 0:03:09.565 John Candy's movie. Yes, it's not the same movie without 0:03:09.605 --> 0:03:11.845 John Candy. He provides all the heart in it as 0:03:11.845 --> 0:03:15.764 well and proper old school screen presence. 0:03:15.885 --> 0:03:18.125 Yeah. SOE like cool Runnings, there should just. 0:03:18.085 --> 0:03:20.645 Be a twenty four hour Movie channel that just shows 0:03:20.725 --> 0:03:24.445 John Candy movies. This relentlessly funny. It's one of those guys. 0:03:24.525 --> 0:03:25.725 Is built for comedy as well. 0:03:25.765 --> 0:03:28.405 Yes, yes, And that scene in the train station where 0:03:28.445 --> 0:03:31.044 Steve Martin comes in and he's just sitting there and 0:03:30.685 --> 0:03:33.085 he's told him that he's on his way home to 0:03:33.165 --> 0:03:35.525 his wife, but of course his wife has died like 0:03:35.565 --> 0:03:36.325 eight years before. 0:03:36.325 --> 0:03:37.325 There is no wife. 0:03:37.405 --> 0:03:40.125 Steve Martin said, they actually when they went to final cut, 0:03:40.205 --> 0:03:41.965 they cut a heap out of it, and he said, 0:03:41.965 --> 0:03:44.805 I wish they hadn't because it was just the most extraordinary. 0:03:45.045 --> 0:03:48.285 You can see the full form scene online. Oh my god, 0:03:48.285 --> 0:03:51.605 it's really watch this beautiful. Yeah, it is great. All right, 0:03:51.645 --> 0:03:53.365 lovely stuff pants. We take a break. We'll come back 0:03:53.365 --> 0:03:55.405 here on gold with double thumbs up and you can 0:03:55.405 --> 0:03:57.045 share my shoes as well. What are you enjoying at 0:03:57.045 --> 0:03:59.965 the moment? Text me oh four seven five three one 0:04:00.005 --> 0:04:01.045 oh four three. 0:04:01.245 --> 0:04:04.965 The Christian O'Connell Show podcast. 0:04:04.605 --> 0:04:07.125 Christian O'Connell Show every Friday. We got around the team 0:04:07.325 --> 0:04:09.885 first half hour the show. We call it double thumbs 0:04:09.925 --> 0:04:12.685 up the things that we're enjoying at the moment. Two 0:04:12.765 --> 0:04:14.685 TV shows for me. One it's a big new show 0:04:14.725 --> 0:04:19.404 on Netflix called Boots. Set in the nineties, bully teenager 0:04:19.565 --> 0:04:21.885 joins his best friend. They decided to impulsively go and 0:04:21.964 --> 0:04:25.804 join the US Marines. It's about boot camp. It's about identity, 0:04:26.205 --> 0:04:30.484 coming of age, camaraderie. It is so joyous and really 0:04:30.525 --> 0:04:34.244 funny and absolutely loving it. Cannot recommend it enough. Really 0:04:34.284 --> 0:04:36.765 really really great show as well. It's very very good 0:04:36.844 --> 0:04:39.805 set in the nineties. That's Boots on Netflix. And if 0:04:39.844 --> 0:04:43.164 you like a TV show that is grim, will break 0:04:43.205 --> 0:04:46.325 your heart. I've got the show for you. My wife 0:04:46.404 --> 0:04:48.885 refused to watch it and keep saying to me afterwards 0:04:48.924 --> 0:04:51.324 when I just come out, I'm quiet about five or tens. 0:04:51.404 --> 0:04:54.004 You've got to put yourself back together. It's the same 0:04:54.125 --> 0:04:57.005 writer and showrunn a guy called Brad Inglesby who did 0:04:57.245 --> 0:04:58.284 Mayor of East Town. 0:04:58.685 --> 0:05:00.525 Right. I wish it were a great couple of seasons 0:05:00.604 --> 0:05:02.085 of a really great crime drama. 0:05:02.724 --> 0:05:04.844 This is called Task. It's the best thing I've ever 0:05:04.844 --> 0:05:08.485 seen Mark Ruffalo do. Oh my God, that's blown me away. 0:05:08.604 --> 0:05:11.604 It's week by week and normally get quite irritated with 0:05:11.604 --> 0:05:13.805 that because these days with selfish, I want I watch it. Oh, 0:05:13.844 --> 0:05:16.445 now I want to watch it now. Ain't myself tired? 0:05:16.804 --> 0:05:18.445 Give it to me now. But it's on once a week. 0:05:18.484 --> 0:05:21.204 It's worth it. If you really do like TV shows 0:05:21.245 --> 0:05:24.404 that are layered and it's complex. It blurs the line 0:05:24.484 --> 0:05:28.085 completely between good and bad. It's basically the TV show 0:05:28.125 --> 0:05:31.124 remember the movie Heat. We've got cops and robbers, but 0:05:31.164 --> 0:05:33.404 they kind of a grudge and respect between each other. 0:05:33.565 --> 0:05:35.605 It's like a TV modern day version of that. 0:05:35.685 --> 0:05:37.724 Oh you would bloody love? Oh my god, I do. 0:05:37.924 --> 0:05:40.484 This show actually made me cry this week. It's a 0:05:40.525 --> 0:05:43.004 beautiful show, but it is not. If you're looking for 0:05:43.005 --> 0:05:45.924 a feel good show, stick to Boots. If you wanted 0:05:45.924 --> 0:05:49.005 a bit grim, if the National made the TV detective show, 0:05:49.404 --> 0:05:50.645 they would make Tasks. 0:05:51.205 --> 0:05:56.205 I have loved it Rio. What's it for you? Mate? 0:05:56.205 --> 0:05:57.284 What do you give? Double thumbs up? 0:05:57.325 --> 0:05:59.085 If you do want something a bit lighter you just 0:05:59.125 --> 0:06:02.325 watched ask. I would highly recommend on Stand. It just 0:06:02.404 --> 0:06:05.964 came out on Sunday. It's called One More Shot. I 0:06:06.005 --> 0:06:08.885 actually saw it at the Melbourne Film Festival. It got 0:06:08.885 --> 0:06:11.964 a big standing ovation. It's awesome. It is an ausy 0:06:12.044 --> 0:06:15.684 comedy set at the turn of the millennium, So a 0:06:15.844 --> 0:06:19.364 Y two K house party with a time traveling bottle 0:06:19.404 --> 0:06:20.085 of tequila. 0:06:20.685 --> 0:06:22.324 It is so much fun. 0:06:22.404 --> 0:06:26.205 It's very aussy, very ousy humor, but like really really well. 0:06:26.005 --> 0:06:26.764 Done, brilliant. 0:06:26.964 --> 0:06:28.124 It actually starts. 0:06:28.164 --> 0:06:29.404 We need to get behind this. 0:06:29.604 --> 0:06:30.565 It's really good. 0:06:30.604 --> 0:06:32.645 And do you remember we a few years ago we 0:06:32.685 --> 0:06:35.164 did Grouse the musical, which was we did our own 0:06:35.205 --> 0:06:37.685 Aussie version of Greece for grown ups. Yes, it was 0:06:37.685 --> 0:06:39.924 written by Fiona Harris, your friend and Mike. 0:06:42.085 --> 0:06:42.284 Yes. 0:06:43.645 --> 0:06:46.724 Yeah, she's great. So got a show connection. 0:06:46.924 --> 0:06:49.884 It's so much fun, a great like a Sunday night watch, 0:06:49.964 --> 0:06:53.164 perfect like perfect to one one shot, one more shot, 0:06:53.205 --> 0:06:53.765 one more shot. 0:06:53.804 --> 0:06:54.724 And it's on Stan. 0:06:54.844 --> 0:06:56.165 It's on Stan. It's brilliant. 0:06:56.284 --> 0:07:00.804 Okay, Christian O'Connell show podcast. 0:07:00.445 --> 0:07:02.445 On the show right now, we're doing double thumbs up. 0:07:02.685 --> 0:07:04.564 You tell us about the things you're into at the 0:07:04.565 --> 0:07:06.644 moment that you would recommend. It might be a TV show, book, 0:07:06.685 --> 0:07:09.325 whatever it is. Oh four seventy five three one O 0:07:09.445 --> 0:07:11.405 four three, Alex will short, double thumbs. 0:07:11.205 --> 0:07:12.085 Up, mate, what do you enjoying. 0:07:12.245 --> 0:07:15.205 I'm staying with Diane Caaden, who passed away in the 0:07:15.245 --> 0:07:17.885 week at age seventy nine, and I guess this is 0:07:17.925 --> 0:07:21.444 such a great film for her range the Godfather trilogy. 0:07:22.005 --> 0:07:24.364 She was in Godfather one and two, and apparently the 0:07:24.364 --> 0:07:26.925 director Francis Ford Coppola, he saw her in Lovers and 0:07:27.005 --> 0:07:30.364 Other Strangers and cast her for the role of Kay 0:07:30.405 --> 0:07:34.205 Adams in The Godfather, which was Michael Corleoni's wife, who 0:07:34.325 --> 0:07:36.605 was not in the mafia, had nothing to do with 0:07:36.645 --> 0:07:37.125 the mafia. 0:07:37.125 --> 0:07:37.485 At Kay. 0:07:37.605 --> 0:07:40.965 She's this white Anglo Saxon Protestant American and she provides 0:07:41.005 --> 0:07:41.645 that kind. 0:07:41.445 --> 0:07:45.045 Of that good that good versus evil. 0:07:45.085 --> 0:07:48.645 She always wants Michael Corleoni sort of to legitimize the 0:07:48.685 --> 0:07:52.204 business and tries to protect her children from that awful, 0:07:52.325 --> 0:07:56.244 awful crime family, I suppose, and she's family. 0:07:56.804 --> 0:07:58.485 Well, you know that's the MARKI. 0:08:02.364 --> 0:08:03.165 Lucy Goosey. 0:08:04.325 --> 0:08:08.244 You know it's not all at sea, far from it. 0:08:08.804 --> 0:08:11.085 That's not quite the American gene lads, and you know it, 0:08:11.205 --> 0:08:11.525 how am I? 0:08:12.685 --> 0:08:14.405 Anyways, she didn't want to be in Godfather too, but 0:08:14.445 --> 0:08:18.085 she read the script and let's do it. And yes, 0:08:18.165 --> 0:08:21.165 it was so so good in that And massive respect 0:08:21.285 --> 0:08:21.804 to her. 0:08:21.885 --> 0:08:24.525 If you're a Godfather fan, right, I cannot recommend enough 0:08:24.525 --> 0:08:26.804 a book I read last year, Take the Canoi. It's 0:08:26.845 --> 0:08:29.885 about the making of the Godfather. Every chapter is a 0:08:30.005 --> 0:08:33.405 bad E Belieople story, almost a story of the making 0:08:33.445 --> 0:08:36.285 of the Godfather. Is almost just as dramatic and entertaining 0:08:36.365 --> 0:08:37.645 as the actual movie itself. 0:08:37.725 --> 0:08:40.845 Highest dressing film ever made. Oh, such a great movie. Incredible, 0:08:41.725 --> 0:08:43.765 I've got one more off. Oh yeah, I'm just can 0:08:43.804 --> 0:08:48.925 I just talk about the croissants at BP. Like the 0:08:49.005 --> 0:08:52.285 croissants at BP I get. I often stop in there 0:08:52.324 --> 0:08:55.645 on my way into work. Triple thumbs up for these things. 0:08:55.885 --> 0:09:00.365 Triples they are. They're so good, they cost only cost 0:09:00.405 --> 0:09:04.724 four dollars. There's so crisp loan. What's loon learn shmoon? 0:09:04.845 --> 0:09:12.805 I say, compared to these chris smooth out of the 0:09:12.885 --> 0:09:17.204 box these things. I highly recommend them. Croissanted BP. Get 0:09:17.204 --> 0:09:20.045 in you'll love it. Love and they really are they 0:09:20.045 --> 0:09:20.765 really buttery. 0:09:20.845 --> 0:09:24.525 They're so buttery. They're so crunchy cross. 0:09:24.525 --> 0:09:26.885 I'm right now in trouble. Is very messy, aren't they? 0:09:26.965 --> 0:09:30.324 Yes, very hard to eat with any dignity that you're 0:09:30.765 --> 0:09:35.645 a mess after brushing for the next hour. Maybe we 0:09:35.645 --> 0:09:38.204 should get a French person to try the bpequas on 0:09:38.285 --> 0:09:40.684 and get a real French review to see if this 0:09:41.564 --> 0:09:42.285 up to stand it. 0:09:43.324 --> 0:09:44.925 I'm not remotely interested in doing that. 0:09:45.324 --> 0:09:47.805 Put them out of blindfold and we'll give them like 0:09:47.845 --> 0:09:49.285 different croissants. 0:09:48.765 --> 0:09:51.725 And is matched to get get out of the whole 0:09:51.725 --> 0:09:54.725 One year Old Lady interview this week, all right, don't 0:09:54.765 --> 0:09:55.525 put my head. 0:09:55.324 --> 0:09:58.165 Back on the chopping block. Okay, with a croissant review 0:09:58.245 --> 0:10:02.765 from Claws. It's Friday, guys, the shows off the tracks. 0:10:03.045 --> 0:10:03.605 I'll tell you what. 0:10:03.645 --> 0:10:06.005 I've got no time for that bloody Corleone family up 0:10:06.045 --> 0:10:11.045 to it again, Shenanigans. 0:10:09.725 --> 0:10:12.285 The Christian O'Connell show podcast. 0:10:13.084 --> 0:10:16.885 Anyone else on this team can't stand for ironing. 0:10:17.684 --> 0:10:19.005 I hate it. It's the worst thing. 0:10:19.045 --> 0:10:23.325 It's one of the evils of modern life, isn't it. 0:10:24.564 --> 0:10:26.964 I just remember, like one of the first ideas that 0:10:27.125 --> 0:10:29.645 adult life wasn't quite what I thought was going to 0:10:29.684 --> 0:10:32.925 be as a kid, was just having to iron in 0:10:32.965 --> 0:10:35.564 my life. Before I got an into radio, I had 0:10:35.564 --> 0:10:37.725 a sales job and I just remember the bane of 0:10:38.125 --> 0:10:42.085 having to always iron shirts for work and it just 0:10:42.125 --> 0:10:44.485 been the worst part of the day every morning. It 0:10:44.564 --> 0:10:46.725 wasn't a job I wanted to do. And I'd have 0:10:46.765 --> 0:10:50.565 my mankey old ironing board and this tiny mankey flat 0:10:50.564 --> 0:10:54.125 that constantly got burgled in London where my girlfriend and 0:10:54.125 --> 0:10:57.324 I became my wife used to live and just doing 0:10:57.365 --> 0:11:00.525 those shirts every morning, thinking this it's like, you know, 0:11:00.525 --> 0:11:03.244 there's scenes in every musical where someone goes. 0:11:03.965 --> 0:11:06.805 This can't be the life for me. 0:11:08.684 --> 0:11:11.285 I be listening to the radio ironing my shirts, trying 0:11:11.285 --> 0:11:13.444 to work out how could I ever get into that 0:11:13.564 --> 0:11:16.245 box the radio to do with the guy was doing 0:11:16.324 --> 0:11:18.885 doing a breakfast show, rather than be at this ironing 0:11:18.885 --> 0:11:21.845 board ironing flipping shirts. 0:11:21.405 --> 0:11:27.205 And ironing board technology has not improved in the same oldunky. 0:11:26.765 --> 0:11:29.765 Yeah, Lillian, you know our special guest this week who 0:11:29.804 --> 0:11:32.205 turned one hundred on Wednesday. Out of all the other 0:11:32.324 --> 0:11:35.965 advancements she's seen, ironing boards are the same as when 0:11:36.005 --> 0:11:38.205 Lillian was born as they are now exactly. 0:11:38.485 --> 0:11:40.085 But what how could they improve? We're going to have 0:11:40.405 --> 0:11:41.005 ironing boards. 0:11:41.005 --> 0:11:42.725 You know what I hate is that the bit that 0:11:42.804 --> 0:11:45.285 scares me is when you put the legs up and 0:11:45.324 --> 0:11:47.204 then put them back, And I'm always worried about when 0:11:47.204 --> 0:11:48.725 you put them back. 0:11:49.925 --> 0:11:50.484 Exactly. 0:11:50.765 --> 0:11:53.684 I only do school uniforms these days, I have to say, 0:11:54.204 --> 0:11:56.805 and drives me insane because there's several plates in like 0:11:56.965 --> 0:11:58.444 Audrey's summer dress. 0:11:58.204 --> 0:12:02.444 And they're really precise in the summer dresses. 0:12:02.725 --> 0:12:07.484 Actually insane. Chris does all his own shirts. Yeah, oh absolutely, yeah. 0:12:07.525 --> 0:12:09.205 I still have to do one a week. I do 0:12:09.285 --> 0:12:12.444 on like a Sunday. And one of the things my 0:12:12.485 --> 0:12:14.204 mother in law taught me. She used to she used 0:12:14.204 --> 0:12:17.205 to come around to our house once a week and 0:12:17.765 --> 0:12:20.645 she loved daytime TV like a lot of old people 0:12:21.005 --> 0:12:28.964 who watch Alex, and she used to she used to 0:12:28.965 --> 0:12:31.165 sit from the TV. And I didn't realize you can 0:12:31.204 --> 0:12:34.005 adjust the height of an ironing board. She would, so 0:12:34.084 --> 0:12:36.805 she would sit on the couch, lower it to be 0:12:37.005 --> 0:12:40.324 sort of knee high iron and watch TV for about 0:12:40.324 --> 0:12:40.925 two hours. 0:12:41.845 --> 0:12:43.885 Oh my god. It was the perfect system. 0:12:44.204 --> 0:12:46.765 She would do it, she would she would do the inning. Alex, 0:12:46.804 --> 0:12:48.205 I'll tell you what you could do with Have you 0:12:48.204 --> 0:12:48.844 got an iron. 0:12:48.645 --> 0:12:49.885 By the way, Alex, I've got an iron. 0:12:49.965 --> 0:12:50.125 Yeah. 0:12:50.165 --> 0:12:52.405 I want to use it, mate, Because those T shirts 0:12:52.765 --> 0:12:55.725 you wear often Rio, how crumpled does Alex looks. 0:12:55.885 --> 0:12:59.204 It's almost like you deliberately crumple the T shirt. It's 0:12:59.245 --> 0:13:00.205 like you've got a T shirt. 0:13:00.645 --> 0:13:01.285 You're not like that. 0:13:01.564 --> 0:13:05.925 On Channel seven between one and three you crumple for radio. 0:13:06.045 --> 0:13:07.564 You're freshly pressed. 0:13:07.204 --> 0:13:10.484 They pressed and ready T shirt. I don't know. 0:13:10.645 --> 0:13:14.005 Mates, I can tramp for a hobo. 0:13:15.885 --> 0:13:18.565 Own my shirts, but only I'm the front part. I don't. 0:13:18.605 --> 0:13:19.245 I'm the slave. 0:13:19.564 --> 0:13:20.045 Alex. 0:13:20.605 --> 0:13:22.684 No, I've done that before, Alex. I do that sometimes 0:13:22.725 --> 0:13:24.364 if I need his shirt to go for dinner. 0:13:24.365 --> 0:13:26.965 I won't iron the back. And then when I get 0:13:27.045 --> 0:13:28.684 up to go to toilet, my wife because. 0:13:28.405 --> 0:13:30.964 You need to iron the back. It looks terrible. Who's 0:13:30.965 --> 0:13:31.925 looking at my back? 0:13:32.045 --> 0:13:32.405 Exactly? 0:13:32.405 --> 0:13:34.125 And if you're wearing a jumper, what's the point of 0:13:34.165 --> 0:13:35.364 even ironing the shirt at all? 0:13:35.965 --> 0:13:38.885 You got the shirt under the same if it's all 0:13:38.965 --> 0:13:42.525 lovely impressed, doesn't it feel like weird up against your skin? 0:13:42.925 --> 0:13:45.605 No, not at all. No, No, I tell you. One 0:13:45.605 --> 0:13:47.285 of the best things, you know, Sometimes you can. 0:13:47.165 --> 0:13:50.565 Buy stuff that actually actually does make a difference in 0:13:50.605 --> 0:13:53.325 your life. Like slow cooker. You buy that, it makes 0:13:53.365 --> 0:13:55.605 a really big difference in your life. The other one 0:13:55.684 --> 0:13:57.444 is buying a couple years ago a steamine. 0:13:58.365 --> 0:14:00.604 Yeah, are they any good? 0:14:01.405 --> 0:14:04.484 Of course? They're all handheld. We got butler. The ones 0:14:04.525 --> 0:14:08.444 that you do that my butler loves it, right, you know, 0:14:08.684 --> 0:14:08.925 is like. 0:14:08.845 --> 0:14:12.165 Obviously your classic iron, which you do on a press down. 0:14:12.005 --> 0:14:14.564 The other one that you hold up to it like 0:14:14.605 --> 0:14:15.845 a No. 0:14:15.925 --> 0:14:18.324 They have those in fancy clothes shops, don't they. They're 0:14:18.324 --> 0:14:20.765 always steaming TV they have them as well. No, this 0:14:20.845 --> 0:14:24.285 is this is an iron, but it takes like five 0:14:24.285 --> 0:14:26.845 minutes to warm it up. It's a big thing. That 0:14:26.965 --> 0:14:28.885 isn't just an iron. It sits in something with a 0:14:28.885 --> 0:14:33.645 lot of water. Yeah, my god, guys, get a steamine. 0:14:34.685 --> 0:14:40.605 It sort of melts the shirt creaseless immediately. I wish 0:14:40.645 --> 0:14:43.285 I could put it on my face because it would 0:14:43.605 --> 0:14:45.405 it would take decades off. 0:14:45.925 --> 0:14:46.805 Let's take a quick break. 0:14:46.805 --> 0:14:50.485 We were back the Christian O'Connell show podcast. 0:14:51.125 --> 0:14:53.405 Christian and I went to Algae to buy a tent, 0:14:53.565 --> 0:14:56.245 came home with a law mower. This is a throwback 0:14:56.245 --> 0:14:58.365 to all we were talking about it yesterday. Christian, I 0:14:58.365 --> 0:15:02.925 would rather iron clothes and fold clothes and put away Ryan, 0:15:03.125 --> 0:15:05.885 I know what you mean. Actually I would prefer to iron. 0:15:05.925 --> 0:15:08.805 Then for the folding and putting away of clothes is 0:15:09.085 --> 0:15:09.685 hell to me. 0:15:10.685 --> 0:15:15.445 It's hell getting all the washing in the washing machine, 0:15:15.485 --> 0:15:16.965 putting it up, fine work. 0:15:17.045 --> 0:15:20.485 The next part is it takes so long? Takes so long? 0:15:20.845 --> 0:15:26.445 I refuse, Yes, I refuse to bother folding up tea towels, 0:15:26.965 --> 0:15:30.205 so I because basically get scrunched when they come out, 0:15:30.565 --> 0:15:32.645 so I think it's okay to so often I just 0:15:32.885 --> 0:15:35.565 roll them up into a ball, put them in the drawer, 0:15:36.165 --> 0:15:39.445 struggle to shut the drawer, kick the drawers shut, and 0:15:39.485 --> 0:15:39.925 then it's like. 0:15:39.925 --> 0:15:41.725 A lovely jack in the box as you open it. 0:15:41.885 --> 0:15:44.725 My wife it doesn't nuts because she's like, fold the 0:15:44.765 --> 0:15:47.965 tea tooels. It doesn't matter. They're gonna get. 0:15:47.645 --> 0:15:51.045 They're gonna get scrunched immediately. They don't need to be folded. 0:15:51.285 --> 0:15:54.445 My mother in law irons the tea tails. What she 0:15:54.725 --> 0:15:55.965 irons the tea tails. 0:15:56.085 --> 0:16:00.685 She's down to nabby. Is she the housekeeper? That is incredible. 0:16:00.885 --> 0:16:02.525 She's done with us recently and I saw her doing 0:16:02.525 --> 0:16:05.604 it and I'm like, I was amazed. 0:16:06.565 --> 0:16:09.124 We have way too many tea towels. I'm going to 0:16:09.205 --> 0:16:11.645 do an account this weekend, but I reckon. I estimate 0:16:11.725 --> 0:16:16.565 it's at least thirty crazy Honestly, it's way too many 0:16:16.605 --> 0:16:17.245 tea towels. 0:16:17.405 --> 0:16:21.165 I've even got an oasis tea town of Coos. 0:16:21.245 --> 0:16:23.604 A receptionist gave it to me when he was in London. 0:16:23.885 --> 0:16:26.685 He saw the oasis at the merch store. Had that 0:16:26.725 --> 0:16:29.845 logo on just about anything they could make money from. 0:16:29.965 --> 0:16:31.445 And he was like a tea tower and he was like, 0:16:31.485 --> 0:16:33.925 oh my god, I bet English people love tea towels 0:16:34.005 --> 0:16:36.685 where Christian would love. It's my favorite tea towel. I 0:16:36.725 --> 0:16:38.805 think we should have for the national show that starts 0:16:38.845 --> 0:16:42.245 next year. Maybe we should have show tea towels. Yes, 0:16:42.405 --> 0:16:43.965 and every day isn't. 0:16:43.765 --> 0:16:46.045 It, but please fold them up, don't scrunch them. 0:16:46.085 --> 0:16:52.565 Like all right, whatever people got on this weekend, I 0:16:52.765 --> 0:16:57.085 have quite the giddy day to day of high level excitement. 0:16:58.045 --> 0:17:02.445 I kea flat pack assembly from my new shiny. 0:17:02.365 --> 0:17:07.165 Alex desk and Alex's chair with arms, paid extra to 0:17:07.285 --> 0:17:08.445 have with arms. 0:17:09.765 --> 0:17:10.764 Axir, what do you mean? 0:17:11.725 --> 0:17:16.565 That's what it's called. So I'm guessing that it's it's 0:17:16.565 --> 0:17:17.645 probably quite crumpled. 0:17:19.445 --> 0:17:20.045 So I've got that. 0:17:20.085 --> 0:17:23.605 And then if anyone's ever taken the warranty out on 0:17:23.645 --> 0:17:26.605 a new couch, it's called the Guardsman. It's like a 0:17:26.645 --> 0:17:29.565 stained sort of thing there they persuade. A man is 0:17:29.605 --> 0:17:32.885 coming out from guardsmen to try and de stain. Do 0:17:32.925 --> 0:17:35.205 you remember still it was about three weeks ago. It's 0:17:35.285 --> 0:17:38.605 finally the day is today. He's coming out today to 0:17:38.845 --> 0:17:44.765 de red Wine our cream couch. I am so excited, genuinely, 0:17:44.805 --> 0:17:46.885 I'm not I'm not just saying this. I'm so excited 0:17:46.885 --> 0:17:49.485 to see what he does and how he does it well. 0:17:49.525 --> 0:17:51.045 I want to see his will because there's such a 0:17:51.045 --> 0:17:54.445 mysterious organization, the guards, but it sounds like a secret 0:17:54.485 --> 0:17:57.085 society and I've never had to use them. I want 0:17:57.085 --> 0:17:59.325 to see, like, tell us what car they come in, 0:17:59.365 --> 0:18:01.725 what are they wearing? You have like a secret code 0:18:01.845 --> 0:18:02.765 or something to come in. 0:18:03.085 --> 0:18:04.085 I'm very intrigued. 0:18:04.085 --> 0:18:05.445 You know what it feels like to me. I'm going 0:18:05.485 --> 0:18:06.725 to watch him do his whole thing. 0:18:07.045 --> 0:18:10.245 It's a bit like when those plays called vide we 0:18:10.325 --> 0:18:13.645 used to see someone like make Glass or something like that. Yes, 0:18:13.685 --> 0:18:18.165 where it's instructural and actually quite so almost meditative, where 0:18:18.205 --> 0:18:21.765 you're just seeing someone very good at their job operate. 0:18:21.965 --> 0:18:24.245 So yeah, I am so excited to day by that. Ria, 0:18:24.525 --> 0:18:26.565 what's the head for you look forward to this weekend? 0:18:26.645 --> 0:18:28.605 Will not look forward to? That wouldn't be the words 0:18:28.645 --> 0:18:29.365 I'd be using. 0:18:30.325 --> 0:18:33.085