Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 2: It's a Christian Connall Show podcast. Do you say anger?
Speaker 3: I say passion on the flower Gasa scale.
Speaker 2: My Lord, dear testing again a Christian Connall Show on
Speaker 2: Gold one four point three.
Speaker 4: Good Morning, Thursday morning, seven minutes past six. Good morning,
Speaker 4: Jack Post, Good morning, Christian, Good morning, Patrina Jones, Jones
Speaker 4: Mining Christian.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Jack.
Speaker 4: What a strange week this is. I said that yesterday,
Speaker 4: but now there's that the army might be called in
Speaker 4: to actually make Melbournians quarantine and stay indoors. It's just
Speaker 4: a ridiculous situation.
Speaker 5: The rest of the country hates us right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're all taking pot shots. Now, A thousand this
Speaker 4: is right, A thousand Army might be called up to actually,
Speaker 4: what's the patrol people in hotels.
Speaker 3: They're coming. They're on their way from today, so they're
Speaker 3: going to wipe to.
Speaker 4: See such news. Is they're coming? What now down there
Speaker 4: are going to start slashing?
Speaker 5: Shall we barricade the front door?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're coming.
Speaker 3: If they're coming, the quarantine thing is just being so bamboozled,
Speaker 3: says me. So they need someone in there to sort
Speaker 3: it out. So they'll be doing that and they'll.
Speaker 4: Also where will they be patrolling passed? Is this the hotels?
Speaker 4: The security guards they're worried about haven't been able to
Speaker 4: do quite a strict enough job.
Speaker 3: Well, the poor old security guards. In fairness to them,
Speaker 3: I think people just aren't doing what they should do.
Speaker 3: So you know what you're not.
Speaker 4: Going to do. People won't listen to them, will they?
Speaker 3: This is what happens, So tell me this.
Speaker 4: Right, the army, So they go to patrol because it's
Speaker 4: the Crown, one of the hotels for quarantine.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure if it still is, but I think
Speaker 3: the Stanford is one year. There's a few in there.
Speaker 4: Right, So were they going to sort of patrol the
Speaker 4: sort of corridors at night? You know they're not going
Speaker 4: to have their guns out.
Speaker 5: Or drive a take up to the front door.
Speaker 4: You know you're waiting for the lift the lift doors open.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's quite going to be like that.
Speaker 4: I think we might be get ahead of ourselves. Team.
Speaker 4: I needed to tell me whether or not this is
Speaker 4: bad behavior. So this week I'm home alone, and yesterday
Speaker 4: the fridge had food in that's been left there for
Speaker 4: me by my wife, Salad and healthy stuff like that.
Speaker 5: You told me, you said, yesterday you were getting no
Speaker 5: home deliveries.
Speaker 4: That is true, That is true. However, suddenly I remembered
Speaker 4: I was looking at all the salad and all the
Speaker 4: salmon I was meant to cook yesterday evening. Suddenly, in
Speaker 4: the back of mine, I remembered our two or three
Speaker 4: weeks ago on Mount Rushmore, which we've got a brand
Speaker 4: new one off coming up in the next half an hour.
Speaker 4: We would talk about pizza toppings. Two separate listeners recommended
Speaker 4: a place that's about fifteen minute drive for me, and
Speaker 4: in that moment, I wasn't strong enough to ignore that
Speaker 4: voice saying, get in the car, go on a pizza pilgrimage.
Speaker 4: Close the door on this salad right now. So I did.
Speaker 4: I went for a fifteen minute drive and I went
Speaker 4: to this pizza place called Pizza Me, Pizza Me Clever.
Speaker 5: Huh Eather's good.
Speaker 4: Oh my word, it was amazing. Went to get it from.
Speaker 4: It was in Black Crocke It's called Pieza of Me
Speaker 4: in Black right. So I drove down there and the
Speaker 4: guy while I was waiting for it, the guy recognized being.
Speaker 4: I said, oh, you know, some listeners have actually sent
Speaker 4: me here on this pizza pilgrimage, and he chucked in
Speaker 4: a complimentary chocolate moose. Thank you very much, Tas the
Speaker 4: guy who was kind enough to do that was is
Speaker 4: a very nice little tony soprano. Puck.
Speaker 5: What a pizza and a chocolate mood? Combo king?
Speaker 3: What did you have?
Speaker 4: What? Pizza meat Lover's Supreme with extra barbecue sauce? Sometimelicious?
Speaker 3: What made it so good? Was it the sauce?
Speaker 4: Yeah, the sauce, the products and the way it was
Speaker 4: put together and that thing that we can't quantify us
Speaker 4: mere humans, pizza magic. So I went down yesterday evening.
Speaker 4: It's a beautiful evening, right just about sort of five o'clock,
Speaker 4: so the sun hadn't said yet. I went and sat
Speaker 4: on the beach just opposite his place there black Croc.
Speaker 4: I went sat on the beach on a wall and
Speaker 4: stuffed this pizza into my face, then had the chocolate
Speaker 4: moose as well.
Speaker 5: This totally fine, you're living your serious bits.
Speaker 4: Suddenly saw the chocolate moose, I was like, delicious, I
Speaker 4: don't have any cut I I think I've been living
Speaker 4: with the cat too this week. I use my hand
Speaker 4: like a makeshift ball. Are you still in public in
Speaker 4: this it's not a good look. And I did see
Speaker 4: there were people sort of walking past looking at a
Speaker 4: guy and looked like he was near the edge of
Speaker 4: sudden thing having a break.
Speaker 5: Strange man looked like the guy in the race, the
Speaker 5: English guy.
Speaker 4: You know, he goes some being on a poster to
Speaker 4: just smearing out of his hand. I use I was
Speaker 4: using it like a por you know, like this, looking
Speaker 4: around like this. I couldn't wait fifteen minutes to have
Speaker 4: that chocolate moose. Anyway, someone that I left two pizza slices,
Speaker 4: so I thought, oh, I'll have that tomorrow afternoon. But
Speaker 4: this morning I'm afraid to say that I ate those
Speaker 4: two pizza slices.
Speaker 3: How good is cold pizza?
Speaker 4: It's great? But then I felt that shame, that deep Shame's.
Speaker 5: Pizza for a breakfast. Then there's pizza at four thirty am.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, he's just making the shame works. Don't
Speaker 4: pizza shame me too.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Shane Crawford is in at seven o'clock to talk. Wait,
Speaker 4: it's just to talk, he might He's meant to be
Speaker 4: talk about footie. But with craw whatever matchic comes out
Speaker 4: of the man's mouth. But he is here to talk
Speaker 4: that we can say. That's all we know. So yeah,
Speaker 4: cross hit at seven. He has got some new A
Speaker 4: four notebook. I noticed that he came in with last
Speaker 4: week and actually made the most sense, so.
Speaker 5: I had a look at it. You know what he does,
Speaker 5: He just writes down all the matchups, like he essentially
Speaker 5: writes down what the fixture is going to be this weekend.
Speaker 5: What he could just print that off. We could print
Speaker 5: it off for him and haven't ready for he.
Speaker 4: Had like some areas to talk about.
Speaker 5: And versus Melbourne, Geelong versus.
Speaker 4: Just to remind him of footy, just to remind him
Speaker 4: as he drawn like the show in as well, just
Speaker 4: so just how to focus.
Speaker 5: It's like Geelong and then he's got a picture of
Speaker 5: a cat next to it.
Speaker 3: He's many things, many things.
Speaker 4: What game was it? We got him on and we
Speaker 4: were like, really, everyone's really looking forward to this game,
Speaker 4: and I went, hey, what do you think the radio went?
Speaker 4: Who cares?
Speaker 5: The big state of origin man? The first state of
Speaker 5: origin in twenty years ye speaks for Hey, yesterday on
Speaker 5: the show, you were mentioning all the things in your
Speaker 5: house that your dad wouldn't let you touch like the
Speaker 5: stereo system, the homebrew and you said you weren't allowed
Speaker 5: to touch the lawnmower. Oh yeah, do you remember? This
Speaker 5: is what I want to come have in my neighborhood again,
Speaker 5: the neighborhood kid who would go door to door and
Speaker 5: offer to mow your lawn for ten bucks. I remember
Speaker 5: the kid in our neighborhood when we were kids. He'd
Speaker 5: put the flyer in. He had a little paper flyer
Speaker 5: and put it in everyone's letter box and go, hey,
Speaker 5: I'm coming around on Saturday if you want your lawn mode.
Speaker 5: He was responding to that twenty bus.
Speaker 4: And it also like if there was like an elderly
Speaker 4: burstl street, it we eat their gardens.
Speaker 5: Yeah, go through the gardens. Yeah, what happened to that kid?
Speaker 5: Because I would I would pay a premium now to get.
Speaker 4: My say that You would be that kid a little
Speaker 4: bit of sidecash on a Saturday afternoon. Just go off
Speaker 4: the radio. You have to see Sam Pang going up
Speaker 4: and down with is moa, you know, like Jim's Moa,
Speaker 4: Pang's mos.
Speaker 2: Christian Hello, Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 4: Podcast, Christian O'Connell Show on Gold it's over. This week's
Speaker 4: Mount Rushmore. Of the Mount Rushmore we debate once a
Speaker 4: week four there are only four places up there on
Speaker 4: the Mount Rushmore. Last week we were talking about the
Speaker 4: very best worst songs in the world once more. This
Speaker 4: week we head straight into the big talking points of
Speaker 4: the week. What are the best smells in life? What
Speaker 4: are the best smells? What are the four best smells
Speaker 4: in life? Those smells that actually have so much meaning
Speaker 4: and history to them, they make you instantly happy within
Speaker 4: nanoseconds of just taking them in, Patsy, what would it
Speaker 4: be for you? Best smell in the world?
Speaker 3: Number one is my little girls here. I love to
Speaker 3: shove my nose in her curls and just taking her scent,
Speaker 3: beautiful smell. And number two would have to be I'm
Speaker 3: gonna have two this week would have to be.
Speaker 4: All right, So there's only two slots left. Perhaps he's
Speaker 4: taking to them.
Speaker 3: Well, you can pick which one you like.
Speaker 4: Oh thanks.
Speaker 3: When I met the Love God. The night I met
Speaker 3: the Love God, he was wearing brute deodorant. He was
Speaker 3: a bit partial to.
Speaker 4: The old Bruce and this was last year.
Speaker 3: No no, So every time I smell that, and especially
Speaker 3: if he wears that.
Speaker 4: That is man. It gets me going old school, isn't it? Brute?
Speaker 3: Too much information? It does something to my hormones, and
Speaker 3: it takes me back to like twenty seven years ago
Speaker 3: when we met in that crowded nightclub across the room
Speaker 3: and exchanged glances and I thought wow, And then he
Speaker 3: came over and.
Speaker 4: You probably smell with him before you saw him, because
Speaker 4: that stuff is strong, that old school after shape, old spice, brute.
Speaker 4: That they remind me my dad, those smells. But for you,
Speaker 4: it's the pheromone. It's crisis sends me wild.
Speaker 3: You know, Elvis wool Brute.
Speaker 4: King did not wear brutes. Bend you ave, No, It's true.
Speaker 4: There's no way. There's no way the great King would
Speaker 4: have worn brute. He did, you could have had any
Speaker 4: kind of after shape.
Speaker 3: And DJ Fontana told me that guy from his band.
Speaker 3: I interviewed him. I said, what did Elvers smell like?
Speaker 3: And he said, brute? He's he wore brute.
Speaker 5: There's so much in this, the fact that that was
Speaker 5: one of your questions for the drummer of Elvis's.
Speaker 4: Question, all right, Jack, what's your favorite smell?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 5: I love the smell you have a walk past the
Speaker 5: subway and that waft of like them baking the bread
Speaker 5: comes out of the door, freshly baked bread anywhere they're
Speaker 5: baking bread. And Bianca has just got that home bread
Speaker 5: baking kit. I don't know if you guys you've done,
Speaker 5: haven't you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the yeast is it. It's like a culture you grow.
Speaker 5: She brought it home like a week ago, and she's like,
Speaker 5: we're going to bake bread. We're still waiting for the
Speaker 5: yeast to, you know, mature into whatever it has to
Speaker 5: be before she can.
Speaker 4: One of the oldest cooking sort of processes in the world.
Speaker 4: But I think you have to keep moving it a
Speaker 4: bit or get a little bit of air to it.
Speaker 4: It's like a cheese comes from a mold as well,
Speaker 4: so does bread.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like a living thing she's got. She's like,
Speaker 5: this is the bread starter. Eventually we'll eat bread from this.
Speaker 4: But still it's easy to go down coals and actually
Speaker 4: buy some ready made bread because rather than making it
Speaker 4: like that the old fashioned way, but it freshly baits bread.
Speaker 4: What is the smell? How would you describe freshly baits bread?
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 5: What is it like that oven that you can smell
Speaker 5: the heat almost.
Speaker 4: But there's something else, isn't that I'm struggling to hold
Speaker 4: You describe the smell of bread to somebody. For me,
Speaker 4: it's some I've got some sound effects. Say, by the way,
Speaker 4: I asked the producers to make sure we get some
Speaker 4: sound effects of what people might go for. But some
Speaker 4: of these don't sound like they should do. What do
Speaker 4: you think that is the sound effect of It's a
Speaker 4: spring class? Yeah, why would we need the smell of
Speaker 4: a sprink club the water? But who is going to
Speaker 4: be who the imagine is going to be cooling up
Speaker 4: out of all the smells to say, Oh yeah, Gardland,
Speaker 4: spring club, Oh sprinkley, Say hang on a.
Speaker 3: Minute, summer and the mother are going in stuff.
Speaker 4: See that doesn't irritate me. That noise, it's like was
Speaker 4: at neighbors starts lawnmow on a Sunday afternoon. Sounds like
Speaker 4: an ancient Second World spitfire going by as well. This
Speaker 4: is my one bacon, the smell of frying bacon. You
Speaker 4: wake up in the morning and someone's making your bacon
Speaker 4: so much that that smell onions smell All right, then,
Speaker 4: what do you think are the best smells in the
Speaker 4: World nine four one, one oh four three. I'm off
Speaker 4: to google did Elvis wear brutes?
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian O'Connell Show, Mount Rushmore. This week we're talking about
Speaker 4: the very best smell. So if we could pick only
Speaker 4: four smells to have on this week's Mount Rushmore, what
Speaker 4: has to go up there? Just some admin Patsy threw
Speaker 4: out that she knew as a fact that Elvis swore brutes.
Speaker 3: Patsy, yes, it's true.
Speaker 4: He wore brute. All over my Google searchers. Elvis wore
Speaker 4: creet high karate. I remember high karate in the eighties.
Speaker 4: He wore old spice. I just to love this someone
Speaker 4: of old spices, as we have dad and brute. And
Speaker 4: according to a close personal friend, he said that Elvis
Speaker 4: did not wear Creed. Creed's like a very expensive after
Speaker 4: chaffer man. But according to Creed, Elvis was in fact
Speaker 4: a client. Yeah you would say that, yeah, so yeah, Patsy.
Speaker 4: But as someone's put on here on text, apparently Elvis
Speaker 4: went to school with Nick Cave and George Funny text man.
Speaker 4: George Christian for me, coconut suntan lotion that is overpowering
Speaker 4: The smell of that stuff is too sweet. That's from
Speaker 4: Matt the Garbo. Good morning, Matt. Pine trees after a
Speaker 4: rainy day. You're right, and and they better after the
Speaker 4: rain and unlocks or does something that dampens it or something.
Speaker 4: Please tell Jack, I feel like vomiting every time I
Speaker 4: walk past the subway. That smell is too much. That's
Speaker 4: from Kim. The idea today isn't to have a go
Speaker 4: at each other's favorite smells, by the way, Kim plain nice,
Speaker 4: Kim plain nice. What's your favorite smell? Jan now goome morning? Hey,
Speaker 4: hey you guy, Good morning Janelle. Thanks cool on the show.
Speaker 4: What's your favorite smell?
Speaker 6: It's gonna be the Aussie barbie with the chops, the snakes,
Speaker 6: the youngons, oh my god, just celebrating.
Speaker 7: Yeah, a beer and.
Speaker 4: Bourbon bit and yet because sometimes the beer is enough,
Speaker 4: is it? Bit? And the bourbon hands left to flip
Speaker 4: the burgers.
Speaker 3: Just flap paints.
Speaker 5: I admire Christian your dedication to the winter barbecue.
Speaker 4: One the other day. Yeah, I did the meat outside,
Speaker 4: did all the cooking state the other night, and I
Speaker 4: made a sad that we ate indoors, obviously, but it
Speaker 4: was actually drizzling with rain out. There was a dad
Speaker 4: alone out there cooking for the family, and I used
Speaker 4: to Barbie, you know why, there's less smell. It's all
Speaker 4: out there and it's easy to clean up as well.
Speaker 4: All right, Janelle, thank you very much. It's gonna Luke.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Luke, morning god. How yeah, we're good, Luke.
Speaker 4: I'll be having a good week. What's your favorite smell?
Speaker 8: Nothing?
Speaker 1: Great? Driving past caravan gowns and selling the freshly cool
Speaker 1: pot donuts hot.
Speaker 4: It's hard to describe these smells, isn't it. There there
Speaker 4: was to find words. This is like the sensation, you
Speaker 4: know what the immediately what the smell is of warm doughnut.
Speaker 5: It's a hot jam donut van. It's always out of
Speaker 5: a van as well. It's never a hot a fan.
Speaker 4: I'm not the greatness of a donut, you know. All right, buddy,
Speaker 4: thank you very much. Recording in Luke. Alright, thank you, Jordan,
Speaker 4: good morning. We're good Jordan. And what's your favorite smell?
Speaker 1: Hot?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Hot rhine or a hot concrete in summer? Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Can I chuck another one like that? How are you
Speaker 4: with the smell of tarmac? I love the smell of tarmac.
Speaker 4: If I find that if I see a road that's
Speaker 4: been tarmac, so I'll go on a detour, maybe do
Speaker 4: a couple of laps around that. The window gets wound down.
Speaker 4: I've got a dog with a head out of the window.
Speaker 4: Bring in that hot Tara or whatever it is, the tarmat.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 5: I can't maybe on that one. I don't know that.
Speaker 4: I love that stuff. Yeah, Jordan, that's a great one.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, buddy.
Speaker 5: Thanks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what is that? Sorry?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 4: Get a little bit motion car?
Speaker 5: You hijacked his smell?
Speaker 4: That's let's go to Osmond.
Speaker 8: Hi, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 4: Good morning Osmond. What's your favorite smell? Ah?
Speaker 8: My favorite smell is the smell of food. It's a
Speaker 8: kind of oil that comes from a wood.
Speaker 4: It's a beautiful smell. I've got two after shows that
Speaker 4: have ood. It's like an ancient Arabic smell. It's quite
Speaker 4: dark and musty, but beautiful, very strong.
Speaker 8: Very strong, very extensive. Unfortunately in its pure form, but
Speaker 8: I love it. And I have a lot of food
Speaker 8: based perfumed and I get sandy without it.
Speaker 4: Basically, do you you don't use every day?
Speaker 8: Though I don't use it every day. The good one,
Speaker 8: the most extensive one. I keep it for special occasions perfumed.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Sorry, what are those special occasions there, we ask Osmond.
Speaker 8: Okay. Basically the two waves that we celebrate for SMUs links,
Speaker 8: you know, at the end of Ramaghan and in the
Speaker 8: hatchment and on Fridays as well, So we used that
Speaker 8: already or anything special. Basically I used them for such occasions.
Speaker 4: Brilliant. All right, alsman, thank you very much. You killed me.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Man, musk you smell that you can smell man, pheromone, leather,
Speaker 4: mahogany teak. Shane Crawford is here and the pheromones right
Speaker 4: now will be coming through your speakers. You could get
Speaker 4: pregnant by getting too close to the speakers right now, dear,
Speaker 4: just roll with it. So one of the players you
Speaker 4: were tipping for this weekend.
Speaker 9: Filling in for one of thes the forward.
Speaker 5: Heycroft, tell me this. Last night on the front bar
Speaker 5: they had Paul vander Haron and he was saying that
Speaker 5: when he first played for Essendon in the late seventies
Speaker 5: early eighties, they offered him three hundred dollars a game,
Speaker 5: and then his local club Ringwood matched that. So he
Speaker 5: said to us, and I want the three hundred dollars
Speaker 5: a game, and I want a motorbike, which reminded me
Speaker 5: of a story that my dad had when he first
Speaker 5: finished junior for someone. A guy coach from a small
Speaker 5: town Corumbra came in, sat at my nan and PA's
Speaker 5: dinner table with my dad and said, we'll give you
Speaker 5: a cow to come out and play regional footy with us.
Speaker 5: Did you ever get offered a non monetary incentive or
Speaker 5: a cow?
Speaker 9: I never got a cow or a sheep. But you
Speaker 9: hear of all these stories, but no. When I when
Speaker 9: I first was drafted to Hawthorne, I thought, O, la luyah,
Speaker 9: how good is this? And then I was from New
Speaker 9: South Wales, so I actually had my license ahead of
Speaker 9: all my mates from school.
Speaker 4: So I was able to.
Speaker 5: Get a full license at seventeen.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but I just didn't have a car, So I
Speaker 9: said a cow so a horse?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 9: So I said to Hawthorne, I don't have a car
Speaker 9: obviously moving down to Melbourne, can you help me out?
Speaker 9: So I rocked up to training. This is true. And
Speaker 9: when I grew up, when I was growing up in
Speaker 9: Finley with Mum, we used to drive around in the
Speaker 9: worst Valiant and then we then we upgraded to a
Speaker 9: Holden Sunbird, which was just a disaster. So we had
Speaker 9: terrible cars. Virtually the first corner we get to on
Speaker 9: the way to school every day we get to conk
Speaker 9: out corner because we would conk outs, and then the
Speaker 9: car was so bad that I would always ask Mum,
Speaker 9: please don't drop me out in the front of the
Speaker 9: school the girls.
Speaker 4: It's just not working at the moment.
Speaker 5: Maybe that's where you got your early strength from his
Speaker 5: pushing the car the rest of the way.
Speaker 9: I think that's why I had strong, little stubby legs.
Speaker 9: But so I said to all that I don't have
Speaker 9: a car, and they said, I don't I will take
Speaker 9: care of that. So I rocked up to training and
Speaker 9: they said, oh, by the way, here's your key. So
Speaker 9: I walked outside into the car park and there was
Speaker 9: his car, shiny, beautiful, brand new holding Kmeira white. It
Speaker 9: was secondhand, but to me it was amazing. I sat inside.
Speaker 4: That's what they did with like Michael Jordan when they
Speaker 4: get the draft picks, so don't get them a second
Speaker 4: hand car.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I got the second hand car, and I thought
Speaker 9: this is incredible. And then I remember driving back to Finley,
Speaker 9: you know, and it sounded like a lawn one. But
Speaker 9: it did the job and I was pretty proud of it.
Speaker 9: And then I got to the end of the year,
Speaker 9: my very first year at Hawthorne, and I thought Hawthorne
Speaker 9: had given me this car. But I got my payment
Speaker 9: and they took the car payments out of a match payment.
Speaker 9: So I ended up with about two hundred bucks for
Speaker 9: the year and I could even go on the foota trip.
Speaker 4: Is that right? Oh? Here?
Speaker 9: I was thinking, how good for the car. They're giving
Speaker 9: me this amazing car tie they really look after their players.
Speaker 9: Tourmit Breton, it's rocking up in his Lamborghini and he's
Speaker 9: Harley Davison. I'm thinking, oh, I've got a whole Camira
Speaker 9: or whatever it was. And then they took the payment out,
Speaker 9: which is about five grand, and I was ended. I
Speaker 9: ended up with about two hundred bucks, so I said, sorry, guys,
Speaker 9: it's not enough to go on the footage trip.
Speaker 4: I have to wait until next year. Could you generally
Speaker 4: not go on your first footage trip? I had no
Speaker 4: money heartbreak.
Speaker 9: It was it was very hard brick No, I'm sure
Speaker 9: I would have found a way. I think we did
Speaker 9: it some fundraising back then, so we had lots of
Speaker 9: fundraising ideas to we ask the supporters to help.
Speaker 2: Us to go on a footag.
Speaker 4: That's what the.
Speaker 5: Members dollars going to.
Speaker 4: The rookie definitely come back with Shane Crawford after.
Speaker 2: This Christian O'Connell show podcast that.
Speaker 4: With Shane Crawford. Who it isn't that cold to be
Speaker 4: rocking a jacket like that? Seriously? Come on, I turned
Speaker 4: the air on off for you a German U boat
Speaker 4: or something.
Speaker 9: In here, and I said, why is it so cold
Speaker 9: in here? And you said, I concentrate better, and poor Jackson,
Speaker 9: what's going on? You don't consider your teammates around you.
Speaker 9: That's why you call it the Christian o'connells.
Speaker 4: Well done there, you're learning it focuses the mind. But
Speaker 4: it is not that cold that you need that great
Speaker 4: big jacket on. I do. I love it. He's in
Speaker 4: a dugout, a game in Russia or something.
Speaker 9: I'd rather be warm than cold, So if I heat up,
Speaker 9: I can always rip it off.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, we'll get ready for any of those exciting moments.
Speaker 4: All right, let's talk about the Bombers. Then everyone's been
Speaker 4: talking about the bombers this week? Has he? Has he not?
Speaker 4: Kind of got a coronavirus? What's your taking all positive
Speaker 4: nigga negative positives? What's going on there? Hasn't?
Speaker 9: It just turned the AFL world upside down and scared
Speaker 9: everyone pretty much. I feel for Reescident because they were
Speaker 9: on a bit of a role. They had turn a row,
Speaker 9: so they're undefeated for the season, and then all of
Speaker 9: a sudden, you know, everything's been thrown into turm or
Speaker 9: they haven't been able to train, So how does that
Speaker 9: affect this week coming up against them?
Speaker 4: So they can't even all sort of kicked away for
Speaker 4: a few days.
Speaker 9: So yeah, so I suppose they had a few days off,
Speaker 9: but they're not allowed to do anything. So the player
Speaker 9: has been locked away and just going, oh, what are
Speaker 9: we doing now?
Speaker 4: What's going to happen?
Speaker 5: So how much of a difference would that make to
Speaker 5: a team who's training all week in preparation for the game,
Speaker 5: to a team that only has half.
Speaker 9: Well that I think it will make a big difference
Speaker 9: because we've just got the season back going and you
Speaker 9: want some real consistency from week to week. You do
Speaker 9: like a break at some stage, but not after playing
Speaker 9: one game or two games, and so I feel, you know,
Speaker 9: sorry from that point of view, But look, they'll find
Speaker 9: a way to be super competitive. They're coming up against
Speaker 9: the Blues, which you know they're going to go for
Speaker 9: two in a row, which hasn't happened for a long time.
Speaker 9: So you know they've definitely got a chance. But an
Speaker 9: unusual preparation, but then again it's an unusual year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And what is this about your comments that you
Speaker 4: think it's okay? You think it's okay the former Brown
Speaker 4: no play yourself to take the Grand Final. The home
Speaker 4: of the Grand Final is the MCG and ship it
Speaker 4: out to Perth or Sydney. Well you get off.
Speaker 9: I don't think Victoria deserves a Grand Final. Like, seriously,
Speaker 9: we've got this coronavirus. We can't get rid of it.
Speaker 9: All the other states are out shining Perth.
Speaker 4: You out with Sam Newman too much?
Speaker 10: Sound like no, please please, But when you think about it,
Speaker 10: like we might not be able to have crowds and
Speaker 10: if we do get to that stage, it might be
Speaker 10: twenty thousand to the MCG and they're going to be full.
Speaker 9: Of corporates behind glass Windows, So why not, you know,
Speaker 9: go over and play the Grand Final at Opta Stadium
Speaker 9: in Perth, you know where they can have sixty thousand
Speaker 9: or even South Australia where Adelaide Oval can get up
Speaker 9: around fifty thousand. So for surely why not too something
Speaker 9: a bit different. I love the MCG, it's it is, yeah,
Speaker 9: and we have the Grand Final parade, you know, Grand
Speaker 9: Final week. But do you know what if ever there's
Speaker 9: an opportunity to do it elsewhere, just this once with
Speaker 9: a crowd, and when you think about it, Adelaide will
Speaker 9: put Adelaide a good chance When you think about it, Adelaide,
Speaker 9: no Freeman, I'll have won a game. West Coast need
Speaker 9: to get a bit on a bit of a roll.
Speaker 9: But imagine having like a Collingwood Essendon.
Speaker 5: Grand Final in Perth.
Speaker 9: In Perth, it would go off.
Speaker 2: It would be incredible.
Speaker 4: And at the moment, when do you think if it
Speaker 4: can happen at the MCG, which you should do, when
Speaker 4: do you think that's going to be late October?
Speaker 9: When in the year, I think the end of November,
Speaker 9: that's my guess. I think it is you don't want
Speaker 9: to be Christmas, You don't want to be too close
Speaker 9: to Christmas, but you want to try and end the
Speaker 9: AFL season in November at some stage. So the AFL
Speaker 9: got so much work in front of them and so
Speaker 9: so much planning, sort of the what ifs. And this
Speaker 9: week with a coronavirus outbreaking.
Speaker 4: For the Essendon, so against the Das, there's still no.
Speaker 9: D Both teams four points and just move on and
Speaker 9: not worry about that game. Both have a win.
Speaker 4: That's why you don't work for the AFL.
Speaker 9: Hey, do you know what the AFL like? Do you
Speaker 9: know what's happened with this week with a coronavirus and
Speaker 9: the Essendon situation. It's scared every club because you think
Speaker 9: about safe colling would continue on a roll or point
Speaker 9: Adelaide don't lose a game and they get towards the
Speaker 9: finals and then they have one or two being infected
Speaker 9: all of a sudden, that's pretty much season over. So
Speaker 9: you can virtually have you know, a lot of players
Speaker 9: being quarantined. You need twenty two players to field a team,
Speaker 9: and the AFL is saying, as long as you've got
Speaker 9: twenty two on your list, and you've got to remember
Speaker 9: probably thirty percent of your list that are ready to
Speaker 9: play AFL football.
Speaker 4: So all of a sudden, these young kids.
Speaker 9: Are playing in a Grand final, going you beauty, it
Speaker 9: could be incredible. Buddy Franklin's got coronavirus. He's been locked
Speaker 9: down with some of the other forwards. I'm playing for
Speaker 9: fall for the Swans this week. So that's that's the
Speaker 9: situation we're facing and it's pretty scary. So look, this
Speaker 9: is just an unusual year. I think just go with
Speaker 9: the flow and do things a bit differently. Like when
Speaker 9: I think of Victorian, I think of, you know, Melbourne,
Speaker 9: and you know, Victoria is a great state and Melbourne's
Speaker 9: a great place. But why did you want to come
Speaker 9: and live in Melbourne? Like when you could choose all
Speaker 9: the other places around Australia.
Speaker 5: To Perth as well?
Speaker 4: What you're doing, man, I'm.
Speaker 9: Just asking the questions, why did you choose?
Speaker 4: What I've seen on his Instagram feed doing a lot
Speaker 4: of promotional work for w Way and Perth is you
Speaker 4: He's been in a helicopter come to Perth. Can I
Speaker 4: just say with money, I'd move.
Speaker 9: To Sydney first. But why did you choose Melbourne?
Speaker 4: Because it's a great city and it's the people. Is
Speaker 4: it really that is it?
Speaker 5: You know we're broadcasting in Melbourne right now? Are anti?
Speaker 4: I just want, I just want. I think you've got
Speaker 4: that city jacket of yours. You've actually lost your mind.
Speaker 4: I think you've got the roan of I.
Speaker 9: Do a travel show talking about how wonderful Victory is,
Speaker 9: and there's a lot of great parts, but really is it.
Speaker 4: Melbourne is a great city. It's got hot here, they've
Speaker 4: got soul here. The people here are real and they're friendly,
Speaker 4: more friendly than city's got lots of.
Speaker 9: And every second person's got coronavirusmore.
Speaker 4: I think we all reach what's happened to you? Well,
Speaker 4: every third at the moment second? Why do we want
Speaker 4: to live here? Any right? That's it over, Get out.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast right now.
Speaker 4: Today's twenty minutes we offer up thanks to the first responders.
Speaker 4: Today is the day to be thankful for the amazing
Speaker 4: what the first responders do every day, but today we
Speaker 4: actually want to do something to thank them. And John
Speaker 4: the next twenty minutes we've got something pretty cool to do.
Speaker 4: We asked you yesterday if you could tell us about
Speaker 4: someone who think deserves a treat and thank you. We've
Speaker 4: got a three thousand dollars. We've got two of these
Speaker 4: three thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: E and S.
Speaker 4: Voulcher, which Rob has given us from in US, which
Speaker 4: is amazing. So we're going to give those the people
Speaker 4: that you've told us about. Michael was one of the
Speaker 4: people that came forward yesterday.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Michael, Hi Christian, how are you doing.
Speaker 4: I'm good. So listen, tell us about the first responder
Speaker 4: that deserves a really really big thank you. And I
Speaker 4: think this is actually Jess, your wife, Is that right?
Speaker 11: That's right, Yeah, it's my wife, Jess. She's a neonatal
Speaker 11: intensive care unit nurse at the Royal Women's Hospital, so
Speaker 11: she works in the NICOI department taking care of really
Speaker 11: really little babies that were born to really so premature
Speaker 11: babies that you know, sometimes they come out of like,
Speaker 11: you know, twenty six weeks, so really really tiny, and obviously,
Speaker 11: just you know, throughout this whole coronavirus pandemic, it's just
Speaker 11: been just that little bit more extra stressful than what
Speaker 11: it typically is.
Speaker 1: You know, these parents.
Speaker 11: Obviously they're already stressed, doubt because they've got really sick babies,
Speaker 11: but then it's just that extra emotional support that they
Speaker 11: have to give, you know, because only one parent can
Speaker 11: see the baby at a time. And she was telling
Speaker 11: me a story last week about this couple who had
Speaker 11: a baby that was born too early. The mum gave
Speaker 11: birtha like I think it was twenty six weeks or something,
Speaker 11: and the father couldn't even see the baby because he
Speaker 11: was overseas and had to isolate for two weeks. So
Speaker 11: here's this mum in hospital with nobody to lean on
Speaker 11: except basically the nurses. So yeah, it's so it can be, yeah,
Speaker 11: pretty emotionally draining. So you know, she comes home and
Speaker 11: she unblinds and talks and talks to Merby and you know,
Speaker 11: you can just tell it's just it's taking its toll.
Speaker 11: And then apart from that, you know, just logistically, like
Speaker 11: you know, the nurses are having to take shifts out
Speaker 11: bide the hospital, taking peoples temperatures that come in, and
Speaker 11: obviously not everyone's super nice about it. So yeah, most
Speaker 11: parents are fantastic within you know, some people out there looking, Yeah,
Speaker 11: they can get a little bit mean, a bit nasty,
Speaker 11: and yeah, it's just dealing with this. It's sort of situations.
Speaker 11: So yeah, I mean, nurses deserve so much more credit
Speaker 11: what they get at the moment, and not just nurses there,
Speaker 11: they're like, you know, childcare workers and stuff, so they're
Speaker 11: all don't look great job during this whole thing.
Speaker 4: Well, look, this is amazing. Your wife, Jess is who
Speaker 4: we need to be hearing about and celebrating today and elevating.
Speaker 4: And she's on the line now, Jess, good morning.
Speaker 7: Hi, how you going lies.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry we crashed into your day study. Your husband's
Speaker 4: on the radio. He's telling us about the amazing what
Speaker 4: you're doing. You're like, what is going on?
Speaker 7: I'm hiding out in the equipment room.
Speaker 4: So are you? You're at the hospital now? They're all
Speaker 4: women's hospital.
Speaker 7: I am, but my babies are being looked after.
Speaker 4: It's okay, right. I just want to say thank you.
Speaker 4: You know, today's about thanking people like you for responders
Speaker 4: that we don't appreciate, just how it's a tough job
Speaker 4: in any normal time, but right now, you know, the
Speaker 4: wake of the last couple of months with COVID, we
Speaker 4: I don't think we really fully understand what you guys
Speaker 4: are going through and how harder you're having to work
Speaker 4: day and day out. So thank you very much, Jess,
Speaker 4: to you any colleagues as well.
Speaker 7: Oh, we're so lucky with where we work. It's such
Speaker 7: a beautiful area and most of the time everyone's just
Speaker 7: so lovely, So I feel very, very lucky.
Speaker 11: Actually, well, I.
Speaker 4: Tell you your miracle workers, because literally, you know, you know,
Speaker 4: baby being born is a miracle, but when those poor
Speaker 4: little babies come out for various circumstances that early into
Speaker 4: the world, you know, it's really touch and go and
Speaker 4: it must be terrifying for the parents. And to have
Speaker 4: people like you there who are their angels to sort
Speaker 4: of guide them through it is a really rare and
Speaker 4: it's a special type of person that can do that job.
Speaker 4: So Jess, you're amazed at what you and your colleagues do.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Now, the good news is that we have a three
Speaker 4: thousand dollars voucher for E and S. I understand that
Speaker 4: you've been nagging Michael to get a new dryer.
Speaker 7: Is now got no excuses I really need.
Speaker 4: It comes down to sometimes in life, if that can
Speaker 4: just make your life a little bit easier, just a
Speaker 4: couple of percent, then that's a great thing to know.
Speaker 4: So yeah, we've got your three thousand dollars Ian s
Speaker 4: voucher just as a very very small thank you, and
Speaker 4: that's not just us on the show, but everyone listening
Speaker 4: right now. Honestly, it's just it's incredible the work you
Speaker 4: do and we don't appreciate it every day, but today
Speaker 4: we say thank.
Speaker 7: You, no, thank you.
Speaker 5: I have just overwhelmed.
Speaker 4: We're also gonna check in one of our very limited
Speaker 4: range breakfast show fridge magnets as well. Yeah, you can
Speaker 4: put that on the new dry if you want. Okay,
Speaker 4: it's up to you, guys what you do with it
Speaker 4: as well. All right, listen, I let you go back
Speaker 4: to work. You've got important work to do there, okay,
Speaker 4: But yes, Jess, you're a star. Thank you so much
Speaker 4: everything you do, and thank you colleagues as well. All right, guys, Michael,
Speaker 4: thank you very much for being a support to Jess
Speaker 4: as well and letting us know about the amazing what
Speaker 4: your wife does.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian O'Connell's show, Dad s O S, Dad s O S.
Speaker 4: Can you make like a siren sound? Okay? That I
Speaker 4: do for right now, I've got a Dad SOS situation. Okay,
Speaker 4: family away this week they've all gone up to Fools
Speaker 4: Creek and my dad home alone this week. Liz and
Speaker 4: I to keep playing it down. My wife go, it's
Speaker 4: too quiet. God, it's too quiet.
Speaker 5: I miss you, guys.
Speaker 4: Is not the same when it's just so quiet where.
Speaker 5: You've come in here with like double the energy actually
Speaker 5: down here.
Speaker 4: When you clock a car and you take a few
Speaker 4: k off it, it's reversed the aging process on me.
Speaker 4: I I look younger anyway. So we'll tell you what's
Speaker 4: love is. When I get in the house, no one
Speaker 4: jumps on me, or I haven't got to deal with stuff.
Speaker 4: I get in the house, I can sit down and
Speaker 4: it's just me and the cat. You know, it's just
Speaker 4: me and the cat. Anyway. Yesterday I noticed though, I
Speaker 4: went up to check on my daughter's bedrooms, and they
Speaker 4: kindly all the lights on. It literally looks like they've
Speaker 4: actually run away. They say Falls Creek. For all I know,
Speaker 4: they could have just finally fled. Anyway, it looks like
Speaker 4: they just fled in the middle of the night. The
Speaker 4: beds aren't made. Despite me saying just make your best,
Speaker 4: wead go internal lights of lights off. There's glass of
Speaker 4: water grown mold in them. Then I go into a
Speaker 4: horror that the crime scene that is their shared bathroom, right,
Speaker 4: and there's just like stuff everywhere. There's bras nickers in drawers.
Speaker 4: It's like being burgled. Then I saw why I've got
Speaker 4: a dad sos to help these guys out right. I
Speaker 4: saw the sink. The sink has got hair dye all over,
Speaker 4: Patsy permanent hair dye. It's staying the sink and it's
Speaker 4: a porcelain sink. And I know that when my wife
Speaker 4: comes back tomorrow she sees that that is it. Their
Speaker 4: lives are going to be hell. Therefore my life will
Speaker 4: be hell as well. And so here's why I need
Speaker 4: your help. Here's why it's a dad sos. Is there
Speaker 4: anything you can do to get hair dyed? I don't
Speaker 4: know what is that peroxide? Or yeah, how do you
Speaker 4: get that out of a sink? Or is there no
Speaker 4: way of getting it out now after a couple of days,
Speaker 4: because I'd love to it again, it out before my
Speaker 4: wife comes back tomorrow, to make my life easier and
Speaker 4: their life a lot easier. So there's anyone who's got
Speaker 4: other thing just putting a new installing a new sink
Speaker 4: this week. Imagine comet. I've just got a cheap stainless
Speaker 4: steel one something different. But no, that's always been there.
Speaker 4: It's always been that's Steely. We call him Steely Face.
Speaker 4: If anyone's got any tips, please for a Dad sos,
Speaker 4: How the hell do you get permanent hair dye out
Speaker 4: of a sink?
Speaker 2: One Christian'cone Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Dad sos during lockdown? Maybe your teenage daughters have done this.
Speaker 4: My daughters have dyed their hair repeatedly and whatever to
Speaker 4: get you through lockdown. Okay, thirteen year old has actually
Speaker 4: done it six times now, Wow, she entered lockdown blonde.
Speaker 4: She's her hair is darker than mine, which is actually
Speaker 4: pretty easy because they're geting gray and gray. But she's
Speaker 4: now jet black. Actually, it's like some sort of teenage witch.
Speaker 4: To be honest, it's so you know, it's Ravens.
Speaker 5: Every teenager goes through that stage where they want black hair.
Speaker 5: I did it too, Yeah, it just didn't work with
Speaker 5: curly hair. Black hair just does not look right.
Speaker 4: I pay namely Bryce for you to go Raven Just
Speaker 4: go to jet black hair. I'd love to see it.
Speaker 4: It would look so wrong. But keep the facial hair
Speaker 4: and all that as your normal color. What an amazing
Speaker 4: two tone look that would be. And then now the
Speaker 4: eldest one dyed hers a kind of it was something red,
Speaker 4: some kind of reddish auburn color. Yeah, they both look great,
Speaker 4: But the thing is they've stained the sink with permanent
Speaker 4: hair dye. They're away, they come back tomorrow night. I
Speaker 4: need to get that stain off otherwise my wife is
Speaker 4: going to go ballistic everything in the house. My wife
Speaker 4: is constantly saying this, what happens if we try to
Speaker 4: resell this place. We've only been in there a year.
Speaker 4: Anything that gets broken and think, oh, this is going
Speaker 4: to help it. If we ever have to resell the bus.
Speaker 4: She sees those stained sinks, it will ruin my weekend.
Speaker 4: I've got to mes tomorrow night we start a nice
Speaker 4: little two week break. I don't want to hear the
Speaker 4: sound of her screaming tom ourn Guys, get up there
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 1: Have you seen this?
Speaker 4: Did you know about this? I want there to be nothing?
Speaker 4: So how can I get it out? Dad? So west
Speaker 4: be anchor?
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 4: How are you I'm going to be anchored?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 4: How can I get the hair dye out the sink?
Speaker 12: A wonderful product called gumption.
Speaker 4: No, I've seen this on the shelves. What is gumption.
Speaker 12: It's a multi purpose cleaner and it absolutely gets everything.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 12: I had to use it the other day. I do
Speaker 12: like my hair purple. Hey, I'm fifty one. I'm aware
Speaker 12: to go different colors.
Speaker 4: We're all teenagers deep down inside, aren't we.
Speaker 12: We are with a big gumption and a toothbrush, not
Speaker 12: a problem, All gone. Yeah, And I live in a
Speaker 12: rental property, so I have to do it quite often.
Speaker 4: Yep, Gumption awesome. You're a life saver. But thank you
Speaker 4: very much. I'll be anchor I get some today.
Speaker 1: We're welcome and good.
Speaker 13: Morning, Good morning Christian. Now I've got a cheaper version.
Speaker 13: It's a Coca cola and buy carb of soda and
Speaker 13: make it into a paste and rub it on, let
Speaker 13: it dry, and then rub it off. It'll come out.
Speaker 4: I mean, what is it? What can't you do with
Speaker 4: coca cola? To write a book about a thousand uses
Speaker 4: do with coca cola other than drink it your teeth?
Speaker 4: I mean, really, that will get permanent hair dye out.
Speaker 13: And it'll get the ring out of your toilet ring.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, steady on, I mean, there's so much
Speaker 4: clean bring the toilet. If you see my toilets very
Speaker 4: clean one. How dare you saying I've got a dirty pan?
Speaker 4: Thank you? I think you have a good day.
Speaker 8: Rory.
Speaker 4: You're wanting Rory.
Speaker 6: Morning, Christian. I've got a best solution for you is
Speaker 6: your spam.
Speaker 13: It's prey like half a.
Speaker 6: Bottle on leave about five ten minutes, prinse it off easy.
Speaker 6: Some of the kids can do themselves. Even what's it
Speaker 6: called easy off.
Speaker 4: Dam, easy off bam, and you reckon? That's going to
Speaker 4: better than gumption?
Speaker 6: Yep. The orange sprayer one. It's the bathroom stops.
Speaker 4: Guns serous.
Speaker 6: Because there's a kitchen won, a bathroom one and the
Speaker 6: bleach one. It's the bathroom one. I've been dying my
Speaker 6: hair blacks or fifteen. I've done red, I've done purple,
Speaker 6: I've done a lot, and I've gotten bonds back in
Speaker 6: three rental properties and it's taken me five minutes to
Speaker 6: clean them.
Speaker 4: Do you know I pay you good money to come
Speaker 4: around it for me? Honestly, this is incredible good money.
Speaker 9: You say.
Speaker 4: So, it's called bam, easy off, easy off bam. Yep,
Speaker 4: And I just worse Carls I'll find it then the
Speaker 4: cleaning section. Yep, awesome, you're a lifesaver. Thank you very much, Rory,
Speaker 4: that's okay, all right. Do you know what I've done
Speaker 4: this morning? All three calls, all ladies who in the
Speaker 4: area of hair dyeing.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Today is First respond To day and we are saying
Speaker 4: thank you till the amazing work you first responders to yesterday.
Speaker 4: We asked you to tell us about someone who deserves
Speaker 4: the thank you from us and also the gift of
Speaker 4: a three thousand dollar Ian S voucher. Already, we've heard
Speaker 4: about Jess, who we called about an hour ago, who
Speaker 4: was a neonatal intensive care as looking after tiny premature babies,
Speaker 4: nominated by her husband Michael, so we spoke to her.
Speaker 4: Now we're going to hear about somebody else who deserves
Speaker 4: thank you today on First respond Today, it's got a husband.
Speaker 4: First of all, Simon, good morning.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good morning, Christian. How are you.
Speaker 4: I'm good buddy, So tell us about your wife, Nicky.
Speaker 1: Well, my wife NICKI very proud of it. She works
Speaker 1: on a mind sight early in Coinslain back Coinslain. She
Speaker 1: travels from Melbourne every three weeks to there and stay
Speaker 1: there there for three weeks, looking after about five hundred
Speaker 1: mining workers here. It's a big, big sighte she works on.
Speaker 1: And as well as that, you have a lot of
Speaker 1: pastoral land out their farming land and the people out
Speaker 1: there bring their children in when they know something and
Speaker 1: that sort of stuff. And yeah, that's what she pretty
Speaker 1: much does for us three weeks.
Speaker 4: And so when they're out there, normally they're not on
Speaker 4: call twenty four to seven. It's not like a really
Speaker 4: big backup team.
Speaker 1: Yeah exactly right. Yeah, yes, she's one called twenty four
Speaker 1: to seven. And yeah, so she works to our belle today,
Speaker 1: goes home or goes back to her room, has dinner
Speaker 1: and then has the phone on and yeah, has to
Speaker 1: wait for a Philly patience at all. So yeah, it's
Speaker 1: been a long day for us.
Speaker 4: Let's get Nikki on now. Nikki, Hello.
Speaker 7: Morning, Christian. How are you here?
Speaker 4: We haven't woken you up, have we?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: No, I'm just a bit surprised.
Speaker 4: Actually yeah, oh, well, it's amazing today's first responder day.
Speaker 4: And was it just just a chance for us to
Speaker 4: say thank you, Nikki to people like you that do
Speaker 4: all this amazing work and being on call twenty four
Speaker 4: to seven. You don't get your proper rest time because
Speaker 4: at any moment, I guess your phone could go for
Speaker 4: one two in the morning, and you've got to get
Speaker 4: up and go and treat whatever it's been presented.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, that's right. Craft three camps on a gas
Speaker 7: pipeline project that sort of spans across three four hundred
Speaker 7: twenty kilometers. Yeah, so I need to go across to
Speaker 7: one of the other camps, which is about forty kilometers away.
Speaker 7: I'm in my Toyota full drive amblance and off I go.
Speaker 4: I can't believe that. I mean, I mean, so you
Speaker 4: you you you're doing all kinds of house and you've
Speaker 4: got to drive yourself there through darkness or whatever's going on.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 7: Yeah, some if it's really serious, sol grab someone to
Speaker 7: give me a hand. I've got people that I can
Speaker 7: call on back up. But really, the only way we
Speaker 7: can get guided in and out that a sea coringured
Speaker 7: is by is by chopper. So you've got to be
Speaker 7: on your on your A game all the time.
Speaker 4: Incredible. There needs to be a documentary about you. Seriously, Nicky.
Speaker 4: I'd watched that. Sounds amazing what you're doing. There, you
Speaker 4: got there, You got there for three weeks stints and
Speaker 4: then you come back into Melbourne. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so I work at moment three weeks for three weeks,
Speaker 7: just because all the coronavirus limitations and things. So I
Speaker 7: fly out the night before my flight up here to Roma.
Speaker 7: So I spend a night in Brisbane in a hotel
Speaker 7: and then the fly to Roma the following day and
Speaker 7: then then drive out to fight. I changed over with
Speaker 7: my back to back in at the airport and his
Speaker 7: fly home for his break. So I managed a full
Speaker 7: clinic that's fucking in the emergency department and basically look
Speaker 7: after the blokes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you're dealing with everything and anything.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, anything from cost holes and store holders.
Speaker 13: We call it.
Speaker 7: Made for injuries major medical emergency, chest pain, abdominal pain,
Speaker 7: all sorts of things. And we've we've got a really
Speaker 7: good Yeah, we've got a really good backups in the
Speaker 7: Queensland Ambulances and Life Flight as well. So it's good
Speaker 7: but great challenge.
Speaker 4: I love it. Yeah, I was about to say that
Speaker 4: was going to be my next question was do you
Speaker 4: enjoy it because you must do, must do that real
Speaker 4: excitement of not knowing what day to day is going
Speaker 4: to be happening.
Speaker 7: No, No, it's you know, you never know what you're
Speaker 7: going to get. One minute, I can really sitting here
Speaker 7: talking to you, and the next minute the phone rings
Speaker 7: and I've got someone out of sight with a chest pain,
Speaker 7: or someone coming in who's injured themselves. So you just
Speaker 7: you just never know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like this job. Actually that is like the
Speaker 4: other day we were doing a link. The next five
Speaker 4: minutes that we're speaking to someone who's got Susi Quatro
Speaker 4: autograph tattooed on a left breast. We don't know. We
Speaker 4: all heard that in a pipeline in Queensland. The world
Speaker 4: heard that.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 7: I thought that was very amazing. I'm happy one every morning.
Speaker 7: Christ thank you.
Speaker 4: I think it's amazing what you're doing. So listen, thank you, Nikki. Honestly,
Speaker 4: from all of us on the show and everyone listening
Speaker 4: right now, the amazing work you first responders to is
Speaker 4: actually hum it's all inspiring and it just reminds us.
Speaker 4: And it's been a tough couple of weeks around the
Speaker 4: world with some really horrible news, but it just reminds
Speaker 4: us of the greatness that is out there, and it's
Speaker 4: lovely to be reminded of it today by your husband, Simon.
Speaker 4: I can hear the proudness of his voice as well.
Speaker 7: Definitely there you've enjoying the he enjoys the peace, and
Speaker 7: quite well, I'm away but I'll leave him at the
Speaker 7: list jobs to get down.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: Well, listen, Nicky, we're giving you a three thousand dollars
Speaker 4: E and S voucher, and you're also going to get
Speaker 4: both of you each going to get a fridge magnet
Speaker 4: from the show as well.
Speaker 7: I mean, there's no big fantastic you'll go towards the
Speaker 7: wine for when.
Speaker 11: I get home.
Speaker 4: I bet yeah. I was about to ask, how do
Speaker 4: you wind? It's more unwine. That's why I've got it.
Speaker 4: Well done. All right, if you're stuck on the pipeline,
Speaker 4: I'll give you a fridge made it's stuck on the
Speaker 4: pipeline for it. You'll love it, all right, Nikki, awesome
Speaker 4: to talk to you. Okay, great, thanks a lot, Christian,
Speaker 4: thank you very much. Thanks Simon, look after all right,
Speaker 4: and thank you very much if you're a first responder
Speaker 4: as well. The thanks that we're giving Nikky and we
Speaker 4: didn't now go to Jess as well. As yours to
Speaker 4: take as well.
Speaker 2: A Christian O'Connell show podcasts.
Speaker 5: All, okay, it's a bit loud.
Speaker 3: My microphone's allowed.
Speaker 4: I think craw has them up quite loud. Yeah, it
Speaker 4: doesn't understand that there's a volume button. All right, then
Speaker 4: today's that? What time waste? Style? What more of you
Speaker 4: gets the two hundred dollars eBay voucher? It is International
Speaker 4: Smell Day today. It's not why we chose to never
Speaker 4: correct me in on it. It is what day is
Speaker 4: it today?
Speaker 1: Jack?
Speaker 5: It is congratulations everybody. It's International Smell Day?
Speaker 4: That's it. Do you know that ladies have a better
Speaker 4: sense of smell than men? Believes? Yes, you have a
Speaker 4: more developed pre funtal cortex.
Speaker 3: I'm like a fox from when I was pregnant. I
Speaker 3: could smell the next door day smoking in their house.
Speaker 3: I'm not kidding it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because it was coming over fence. That's not like.
Speaker 5: Smell cigarettes.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, okay, hello, Avengers on the line. They want
Speaker 4: to sign up your character their their world. It's my superpower. Gosh,
Speaker 4: how do you smell the very strong smell of nicotine
Speaker 4: coming over a fence? Anyway? She walks amongst us we're
Speaker 4: grateful to have her, all right, So today it's smelly songs.
Speaker 4: Can I just say this to you? I'm listening all right,
Speaker 4: and to you listening as well. Please, we're asking for
Speaker 4: smelly songs. What I don't want is to be confronting.
Speaker 4: That is the word here, confronted with a load of
Speaker 4: far too many fart ones. Use them wisely. One or
Speaker 4: two is okay, it's a it's a weapon. Use it wisely. Okay, understood.
Speaker 4: You're allowed one in your batch here. Okay, I've got
Speaker 4: only one. Okay, all right, Smelly songs with or without you, Gold,
Speaker 4: I put a smell on you, Gold. Don't fear the reeka,
Speaker 4: oh reeks a bit? Okay? Yeah, Morning has broken lovely song?
Speaker 4: Morning has broken wind?
Speaker 5: Is that your fart?
Speaker 4: One?
Speaker 5: No, it sounds a bit parting.
Speaker 4: No, broken win is a very polite except way to
Speaker 4: that sort of thing. A vicar would say, Oh, excuse me,
Speaker 4: I broken wind, silver, My fart will go on.
Speaker 5: How don't you used it? Well Well done?
Speaker 4: Right jack? What have you got for so many songs
Speaker 4: on International Smell Day?
Speaker 5: The King of wishful stinking.
Speaker 4: That's very good.
Speaker 5: Gold hard, No, I'm not that's a fart one. I'm
Speaker 5: not going to use that.
Speaker 4: Well done, thank you for editing.
Speaker 5: Killing me Waftley with his pong.
Speaker 4: Oh it's a double. It's a double like that, all right? Yeah,
Speaker 4: gold plus And.
Speaker 5: Then to finish, everybody was kung fu farting.
Speaker 4: Now that's gold. That's gold, my friend.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell showcast.
Speaker 4: Today's time way start on International Old Factory Sense Day
Speaker 4: is smelly songs. You impressed with that talking about smells right?
Speaker 4: My word, dog muck. As a dog owner, you know
Speaker 4: that's got a pong to it. Nothing is as bad
Speaker 4: as cat poop.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's a there's a neighborhood cat that comes and pass.
Speaker 4: He can smell it from weerriby cats are bad. I'm fine,
Speaker 4: I don't know. Honestly, that is hell. They open up
Speaker 4: a portal to hell when they drop a deuce in
Speaker 4: the houses. Things that tray, I've been left to empty
Speaker 4: that every day. I start my day feeding that cat
Speaker 4: with its horrible jellied food and emptying its poop tray.
Speaker 4: It's a rough way to start a day at show beers,
Speaker 4: I tell you, all right, then smells so smelly songs
Speaker 4: smells like team armpits smells like teens armpits. Silver, Justin
Speaker 4: and Gelong, I want to break wind, just played it Silver,
Speaker 4: Connie and Ashwood breakfast at sniff and E's gold monkey stench.
Speaker 5: That's a gold Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 4: Can't get no old factions. The olfactory senses are smells,
Speaker 4: bronze fill in Chesney Vell. This is on the iHeart
Speaker 4: app like a bat out of smell Silver, Boulevard of
Speaker 4: broken Wind, Silver Mumbo number two. Don't know why it
Speaker 4: made me laugh, but it does. That is very good,
Speaker 4: David and Sunbury, very very good. Total clips of the far.
Speaker 14: Dere We're into the silver sniff me baby one more time,
Speaker 14: Silver plus.
Speaker 4: Everybody was no, that's not funny. Who let the farts out?
Speaker 4: Oh dear. We're now come into the end. I fair,
Speaker 4: I'm going to cool time very soon. No, the morecoverage
Speaker 4: it is, it has to be Kimmins killed it East
Speaker 4: wafted this way, that's more like it waft Silversworth. It's
Speaker 4: beck In Melton stank over trolled waters.
Speaker 14: Silver plus ake you break you far Silver ever Pong
Speaker 14: two Foo Fighters smells that teen bedroom silver plus. Let
Speaker 14: it be, oh, let it be oh Gold that's very good.
Speaker 4: Andy and Berrick, thank you for being a friend. Silver
Speaker 4: All right, who is getting the two hundreds dollar eBay voucher?
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