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Speaker 1: O'con gold one O four pin three.
Speaker 2: Yesterday we were saying it's miracle Monday. It wasn't a miracle.
Speaker 2: It was marvelous Monday World. Uncle Matilda's what a huge
Speaker 2: dominating win four nil.
Speaker 3: We absolutely dominated. I was so proud to be here
Speaker 3: Australian last night.
Speaker 2: It was a great game to watch and I can't
Speaker 2: imagine how nerve racking it must have been since Thursday
Speaker 2: night when they lost, right and you've got four days
Speaker 2: of national scrutiny. Is Sam Kirk going to play? Are
Speaker 2: they going to cope with the pressure? Canada are ranked
Speaker 2: higher than you. How do you hold your nerve in
Speaker 2: that not just not just survive last night, but actually
Speaker 2: come out playing your best. You played the whole tournament
Speaker 2: so far right here in Melbourne at Amy Park, when
Speaker 2: you know if you don't win, you're out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you see the day before you see New Zealand,
Speaker 3: who's the other host nation going out? So there's even
Speaker 3: more pressure on Australia to at least go through to
Speaker 3: the next round. But we played. I thought it was
Speaker 3: a completely different team to what we saw in the
Speaker 3: first three games.
Speaker 2: It was amazing. There was something just joyous. My nineteen
Speaker 2: year old daughter Ruby was down at fed Square and
Speaker 2: I kept getting all the sort of crowdy action she
Speaker 2: was filming about all the goals and the penalty. She said,
Speaker 2: there's also a lot of booing with those Jean canoots
Speaker 2: trying to get to free kicks now throughout the game.
Speaker 2: But she said there were thousands of people down there.
Speaker 2: She said, it's an amazing atmosphere. How amazing for the
Speaker 2: materials now and now they can go through. So you've
Speaker 2: got a whole week now until hopefully denmarkin next Monday
Speaker 2: night in Sydney, got a week to recover. Hopefully Samka
Speaker 2: will be playing when they really really need her. But
Speaker 2: even without Samka, yes, so that whole team and old
Speaker 2: Tony the coach get this yellow card for coming out
Speaker 2: with a little tactical area.
Speaker 3: Do you think as we get closer to the final
Speaker 3: he'll dress up a bit more or yeah?
Speaker 2: I got to say, I know Melbourne we like to
Speaker 2: keep it cold. I mean, I'm wearing a hoodie here,
Speaker 2: a black hoodie which is the official aware of a
Speaker 2: man our age Tony in Melbourne. But he looked like
Speaker 2: he he was uber driver, had a quick pickup.
Speaker 3: He looks like he just woke up and they're like, yeah,
Speaker 3: game's on, Tony.
Speaker 2: Right. Soccer managers are in suits, you know, look at
Speaker 2: Pep Gualdola or stuff like that. In the EPR, they're
Speaker 2: in Armani suits. He had a hoodie on.
Speaker 3: And the cat pulled down over his face. Looks like
Speaker 3: he's tried.
Speaker 2: Now. Yes, still on the show. Our producer Caitlin was
Speaker 2: so excited about last night. She had Matilda scarf on.
Speaker 2: It must have been amazing watching that and seeing real history.
Speaker 2: And it's the great thing is it's front page news today.
Speaker 2: This is history front page news, and the news about
Speaker 2: Buddy gets a slightly smaller thing on the front page.
Speaker 2: It's history changing. This is amazing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was huge, like I think growing up and
Speaker 4: I grew up playing with Raso.
Speaker 2: No mention, here's the bandwagon. I could have gone all
Speaker 2: the way if I've been for my knee.
Speaker 4: But to watch them just absolutely dominate under the pressure
Speaker 4: that they had, and to see all the little girls
Speaker 4: in the crowd and to be a girl that grew
Speaker 4: up playing sport and never really had that to see.
Speaker 4: I think for Australians and the girls at watching Matila
Speaker 4: last night, like that just meant so much more than
Speaker 4: just that win. And so that was just awesome and
Speaker 4: I'm just so proud.
Speaker 2: It's incredible. It was just so amazing to see. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I thought I loved the whole game. It was so
Speaker 2: exciting and they were so brilliant as well. They can
Speaker 2: now go into the next tournament. It's all knockout games now,
Speaker 2: but as serious contenders, they deserve to be at the
Speaker 2: World Cup.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that are incredible and I have high, high hopes
Speaker 4: of my scuff so I will be wearing that next Monday.
Speaker 2: Also, and you were saying a Jack and I, as
Speaker 2: much as we're sort of I've been watching all games
Speaker 2: really behind it. It's not quite the same for guys
Speaker 2: watching this, right, It is a different experience, you know,
Speaker 2: you were saying, it's a different thing the way you're
Speaker 2: seeing it from like people like Jack and iron Men.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you growing up, but it's like a lived experience, right,
Speaker 4: So growing up you wouldn't have noticed that, you didn't
Speaker 4: you had all these men that you would watch and
Speaker 4: aspire to and could be one day.
Speaker 2: Right now, you could easily play soccer as And as.
Speaker 4: Much as you understand that women should, you know, have
Speaker 4: equality and do these things. And see these girls and
Speaker 4: they deserve what they get. No one experiences it unless
Speaker 4: you are a female and you haven't had that, and
Speaker 4: you notice the difference. And so that's why just last night,
Speaker 4: you know, I was really emotional because I just thought, Wow,
Speaker 4: this is incredible. All these little girls can actually see
Speaker 4: people like these women doing incredible things, doing great things,
Speaker 4: and they can see themselves doing that one day, and
Speaker 4: that's an option.
Speaker 2: Yeah. When I spoke to my daughter yesterday when she
Speaker 2: was getting on the tram from fred Square, she was
Speaker 2: in tears. She was saying, so she said, this is
Speaker 2: the most amazing experience of my life, just being there
Speaker 2: with everyone watching history, watching these girls do something on
Speaker 2: a world stage, magnificent and it being front page news.
Speaker 2: She said, he really felt like she was seeing a
Speaker 2: big shift in history.
Speaker 3: And just think of the amount of pressure that was
Speaker 3: on them last time, and they didn't even meet the pressure.
Speaker 3: They exceeded the expectations as amazing.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: So all the front pages are today, of all the newspapers,
Speaker 2: no surprise, it's all about the Matilda's. By the way,
Speaker 2: I know you love shortening things here in Australia. Matilda's
Speaker 2: is not that long a word, done too many consonant.
Speaker 2: It's not going to take up a lot of your
Speaker 2: day to say Matilda's. Last week I saw our producer Tom,
Speaker 2: who loves the short things, doesn't he the Tillies. He
Speaker 2: was getting behind the Tillies.
Speaker 3: Everything must be shortened, Christian.
Speaker 2: But now yesterday, now Jack, do you know it's the Tilts.
Speaker 2: Last night was Tilts getting it done. I'm like, who
Speaker 2: are the not the Matildas? Are they the Tilts? The
Speaker 2: Tills doesn't sound good or scan right? The Tilts getting
Speaker 2: it done? It's still trend Tilts. T I l t
Speaker 2: s the Tilts. All right. So the headlines in the
Speaker 2: papers razzle, dazzle, waltzing Matilda. Let's see this morning if
Speaker 2: we can come up with some better headlines. Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: so exit on the time waits today? Better headlines for
Speaker 2: the Matildas smashing their way through Canada. I've got Miracle
Speaker 2: of Melbourne, Melbourne again and Rockin' Ruzza rocks the cup
Speaker 2: like that bang bang, you can have that pantsy for
Speaker 2: the six thirteen mates yours.
Speaker 3: I'm so proud of Melbourne as well for getting behind
Speaker 3: and like we did last night, we were easily the
Speaker 3: best crowd out of Sydney and Brisbane.
Speaker 2: I have some friends have said that who's seen all
Speaker 2: the Matilda's games? So in Brisbane last Thursday night and
Speaker 2: then they were in Sydney for the first game and said, genuinely,
Speaker 2: they're not from They're from out of state. They said
Speaker 2: it was the loudest crowd. They said they would have
Speaker 2: made a difference, like a huge difference. I thought, Amy
Speaker 2: Bartler's amazing as well. All right, here we go.
Speaker 3: I've got Actually I've shortened Matilda's as well for one
Speaker 3: of my headlines.
Speaker 2: Not Tilts, Don't go down the Tilts guys, come on.
Speaker 3: I've written four Neil Mattil.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like an age one, isn't it? Slightly
Speaker 2: high rail.
Speaker 3: And Canada more like Cantada.
Speaker 2: I'd like that.
Speaker 1: Okay, God, the Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Now what am I about to ask you? Is? Is
Speaker 2: a big ask. I appreciate it as an Englishman on
Speaker 2: Australian radio. But for the sake of the Matildas and
Speaker 2: next Monday their next game, you really need to cheer
Speaker 2: England tonight. Give me another second. Here they're taken on China.
Speaker 2: Should the Lioness win tonight, right, that means that you
Speaker 2: are not playing England, you will take on the second
Speaker 2: place night group, which is the Danes the Vikings. They
Speaker 2: are a winnable team, so cheer on. I notice the
Speaker 2: ashes is hanging in the air. It's hard to ask
Speaker 2: you to do this, but for the Matildas you need
Speaker 2: to cheer on the Lioness tonight. Trust me, you'll thank
Speaker 2: me next Monday night. We need taking the Danes.
Speaker 3: How Australia response to that is we're ready for it
Speaker 3: doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: That's right, it's too much.
Speaker 2: What was I think I've learned nothing for five years?
Speaker 2: All right? So we're asking some morning extra time waster
Speaker 2: is come up with a great headline from the Matilda's
Speaker 2: four now win thumping last night here at Amy Park
Speaker 2: of the Canadians. They qualified to the next round. All right,
Speaker 2: So here are some of your possible headlines. Some of
Speaker 2: these are great because now everyone's shortening the Matildas to
Speaker 2: the Tillies or the new thing that happened last twenty
Speaker 2: four hours, Tilts full tilt, love it Gold four to zero,
Speaker 2: Matilda's my hero Gold. That's very good, Chris four and
Speaker 2: no back to Canada.
Speaker 3: You go gold.
Speaker 2: That's wrong. Well this one not so snappy. Sorry Canada.
Speaker 2: You maple leaf now and go home that gold mammoth,
Speaker 2: Matilda's Gold pushim by the way, do you love found
Speaker 2: or no gloves? Yes? I did love very father h Canna,
Speaker 2: don't beat the Matildas.
Speaker 3: That sounds like it's coming up. Yeah, it would have
Speaker 3: been good for yesterday. Yeah, silver.
Speaker 2: Word on Matilda's you did it for the farm instead
Speaker 2: of being a flop like Dan, now they send what
Speaker 2: is it about? We don't any way to give Dan
Speaker 2: Andrew some clip. He's come on Michael now, but this
Speaker 2: guy Michael basic. Every day there's a textawk and we're
Speaker 2: talking about the show where he get involved involved, unlike
Speaker 2: Dan even yesterday. Are Tilly Thrilly?
Speaker 6: I love that.
Speaker 2: I'm Kelly, Matilda's turn over, tired maple Leaf, Silver, Matilda's
Speaker 2: walks into round sixteen, Silva red hot Tilli peppers. That's
Speaker 2: very good. Jennifer Grant, Russomania Gold, Matilda's eat maple syrup
Speaker 2: for breakfast, Steve and I love that World Cup top sixteen.
Speaker 2: The Matildas are keen, silver Puss. You'll comer winning Matildas.
Speaker 3: Not quite all right?
Speaker 2: Well down everyone, those who got.
Speaker 1: Those Christian Connell's Show podcasts.
Speaker 2: We're moving on. But Matilda's headlines as you generate better
Speaker 2: sports headlines for the papers today, still coming through rest upsam,
Speaker 2: We've got this. Matilda's is in the swag, Matilda's put
Speaker 2: the maple syrup back in the bottle for zip Matilda's
Speaker 2: clean up. So do Christian O'Connell show listeners with four
Speaker 2: vacuums to be one today someone's listening well, Chris Apple
Speaker 2: for teacher. Yep, we'll be getting into that after seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: We're doing the goal of on with e ands. So
Speaker 2: every time Matilda's School you win a prize in the
Speaker 2: qualifying rounds and it's a bosh.
Speaker 3: Call this vacuum cleaner.
Speaker 2: So we've got four yes to give away today and
Speaker 2: then next week going into a knockout rounds. It gets
Speaker 2: up to.
Speaker 3: A dishwasher, a higher Sentina free standing dishwasher.
Speaker 2: Matilda's no since Kildas and Canadians mounted by the Matildas,
Speaker 2: let's keep it. Come on, come on, guys, come on,
Speaker 2: come on, go all right, we're going to the lines now.
Speaker 2: Things you shouldn't have to pay for these days, the
Speaker 2: stuff that we are And it's that thing. Where is
Speaker 2: this a couple of bucks? Right? So they think, hey,
Speaker 2: you know, it's not ten twenty dollars where it's already
Speaker 2: going to pauk your interest or get you angry. It's
Speaker 2: just a couple. It's just this little creep of like
Speaker 2: one or two dollars here.
Speaker 3: I remember the uproar when fish and chips shops started
Speaker 3: charging for source packets, individual source packets, which should be complementary. Yep,
Speaker 3: I've got a new one. And warning it could be
Speaker 3: coming to every Italian restaurant last.
Speaker 2: Night, warning, warning, warning.
Speaker 3: We sat down an Italian restaurant and were charged for bread.
Speaker 2: Bread is normally a given and then complimentary.
Speaker 3: Specially at an Italian restaurant.
Speaker 7: What type of bread though, like a garlic bread or
Speaker 7: a roll?
Speaker 2: If you're rging off the menu, Patcy, I agree, if
Speaker 2: you're saying, like some garlic bread or bruschetta, that's different.
Speaker 3: Fair enough garlic bread, I would that's on the menu.
Speaker 3: You pay for that. This is just plain slice, not
Speaker 3: even butter, not even oil, not.
Speaker 7: Even You didn't ask for it. They just like as
Speaker 7: part of the service.
Speaker 3: I did ask for it, but because yeah, you're right,
Speaker 3: Usually an Italian restaurant just gratis would put it on
Speaker 3: the middle of the table. But I said, how can
Speaker 3: we have some bread to mop up the source of
Speaker 3: this pasta? She said, it will be three dollars, three bucks,
Speaker 3: three bread dollars for.
Speaker 2: We all know what a loaf of bread costs. But
Speaker 2: they ain't bringing out the whole loaf, are they? Just?
Speaker 3: But the tradition Italian restaurant since ancient Roman time giving
Speaker 3: you bread for free. And now that's a side.
Speaker 2: Of I could shot the ancient Romans. Clicula wasn't expected
Speaker 2: to pick up the chaf for his bread at a
Speaker 2: Roman bathouse trattoria. There. That is awful.
Speaker 7: That is tight.
Speaker 2: Couple of weeks ago I was expected to. We were
Speaker 2: just in this burger place, right, me and my daughter Lois,
Speaker 2: and there wasn't enough mayonnaise, and so I asked us
Speaker 2: some more mayonnaise. When extra mayonnaise is one dollar fifty.
Speaker 2: I went, no, I'm not come on, and you know
Speaker 2: when they don't even want to enforce it, which is
Speaker 2: some young kids. So I didn't want to kick off.
Speaker 2: I said, come on, you know that's ridiculous. I said,
Speaker 2: there's a holes across the road. I could go in
Speaker 2: there by some minds come in here and put on
Speaker 2: this plate one dollar fifty. I'm not paying that.
Speaker 3: Tomato, sauce, mustard, and mayonnaise should all be free.
Speaker 2: Condiments should be complimentary.
Speaker 3: Maybe if you've got a fancy blue cheese dressing or something.
Speaker 2: I've got to knock that off the back, okay, but
Speaker 2: I'm not paying one dother fifty for a little dollip
Speaker 2: plus in that little kind of paper thing they bring
Speaker 2: that thimble where it's like it's not even a teaste.
Speaker 2: You've got a smear it very lightly on your burger
Speaker 2: or chicken or donkey little frizens. So this morning we
Speaker 2: though you shouldn't have to pay for that. You should
Speaker 2: not have to pay three dollars for some bread. It's
Speaker 2: just something to mop up the sauce.
Speaker 3: With ins and outrage.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: The producers once more have come up with some retro
Speaker 2: sound effects. Often find the moment that they're giving us
Speaker 2: sound effects after we've moved on. Maybe you could tell
Speaker 2: us the story about you eating the Italian restaurant again, Jack, No,
Speaker 2: I've got oh.
Speaker 3: This takes me back to last night when I was
Speaker 3: sat down at an Italian restaurant. Everybody knows that complimentary
Speaker 3: with your meal at an Italian restaurant, you get some
Speaker 3: plain white bread. Sometimes even the butter and the olive
Speaker 3: oil and balsamic is free as well.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, they shouldn't be charging for that.
Speaker 3: Last night for two slices of white bread charged three dollars.
Speaker 3: Absolute outrage.
Speaker 2: That is bang out of order. Christian, I was charged
Speaker 2: for a takeaway container for leftovers that I'm already paid
Speaker 2: for at a restaurant, A Marie. That's terrible. Those are
Speaker 2: a plastic contents. What do they even cost? All right?
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one four three? What shouldn't you
Speaker 2: have to pay for? That's let's kill the tony about
Speaker 2: It's not van for everyone's story, is it?
Speaker 3: Ask each person if they're having to tell you restaurant.
Speaker 2: I'll got it queued up collect Good.
Speaker 6: Morning, Hi guys.
Speaker 8: So on Friday.
Speaker 9: I bought three hundred dollars worth of balloons, which is
Speaker 9: a lot of balloons, and I had Normally you would
Speaker 9: get plastic bags. These are inflated balloons. Normally they would
Speaker 9: put them in plastic bag so you can get them
Speaker 9: out to car. I had to pay for the plastic bags.
Speaker 2: See that's tight if you're given someone three hundred bucks
Speaker 2: a lot of money.
Speaker 9: So like I had four bags that had the twenty
Speaker 9: had ten each of the standard balloons, and then I
Speaker 9: had the big massive balloons, and then I had confetti balloons.
Speaker 9: I didn't get the bags for the confetti balloons. And
Speaker 9: I had three or four of them pop in the car,
Speaker 9: and I had the numbers fifty and one of them
Speaker 9: got imaged.
Speaker 10: In the car.
Speaker 9: So yeah, no no bags, like three hundred dollars worth.
Speaker 10: How's that?
Speaker 2: I just want out to get fifty inflatal balloons in
Speaker 2: a car in those bags, it's a not I can't
Speaker 2: imagine how what's to get threw hundred to get a load.
Speaker 2: It's a nightmare getting a load of those inflated balloons
Speaker 2: in the car, isn't it.
Speaker 10: It's a nightmare.
Speaker 2: They want to escape, they want to then the worst
Speaker 2: thing is even if you manage to shut the doors,
Speaker 2: you then get in. They all start moving forward like
Speaker 2: a codpress. They are coming for me, the swarm of
Speaker 2: the balloons, and you're like backing them away with your hand.
Speaker 3: What happened to Christian? He just got enveloped by the
Speaker 3: balloons and you never saw him again.
Speaker 2: Collect was so was this for a fiftieth?
Speaker 11: Then?
Speaker 2: I'm guessing it was for my home zero together, Yes,
Speaker 2: there was a celebration, and the rest of you were like,
Speaker 2: I don't know what was she celebrating? One hundred years?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 2: Five? And the zero is all there goes?
Speaker 9: And I couldn't. I could have had so many balloons.
Speaker 10: I had his truck.
Speaker 9: I had so many balloons in the cabin. Fortunately I
Speaker 9: had to drive forty kilometers, but literally I was like,
Speaker 9: just had the cabin space and I had to drive
Speaker 9: in the left lane because I couldn't see anywhere else.
Speaker 2: Do you know what we should talk about trouble you've
Speaker 2: had transporting something because those balloons are a nightmare. You
Speaker 2: had to drive forty k with all those balloons.
Speaker 9: I did, and then I had to stop and pick
Speaker 9: up the cake.
Speaker 2: The moment they know when there's a door open, don't
Speaker 2: they They all start migrain or there's a door door, they
Speaker 2: just want to go up into the stratosphere balloons.
Speaker 9: I will say I did get quite sweety trying to
Speaker 9: get them all into the car, because, like you said,
Speaker 9: every time I pushed one in, another one came out.
Speaker 9: I was like, oh my god, I'm never going to
Speaker 9: get him in the car.
Speaker 2: It's like herding count to get them in. And also
Speaker 2: the thing is connect when you go to all that effort,
Speaker 2: right when it's someone's birthday and they see it all
Speaker 2: so that you can't help but bore them about all
Speaker 2: the work. Can you go, I've got to tell it
Speaker 2: happy birthday. By the way, husband, it was a real effort,
Speaker 2: and you really want them to know well how hard
Speaker 2: it was. They didn't just arrive heat you.
Speaker 9: It's funny because I seek I did tell about ten paper.
Speaker 2: I did that once. So my daughter's tenth birthday part
Speaker 2: was going. These balloons were nightmare to get in the car.
Speaker 2: I had to stop three times. Collette, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You call my great story.
Speaker 9: Thanks guys, but brighter you're.
Speaker 1: Listening to the QUESTI O Carl Show podcast.
Speaker 13: Good morning, good.
Speaker 2: Morning, Maggie. So what do you think we shouldn't have
Speaker 2: to pay for?
Speaker 8: We went shopping to buy a bow tie for my
Speaker 8: nephew and that was on sale for thirty dollars, asked
Speaker 8: for the pocket square to go with it, and that
Speaker 8: was another thirty dollars. So the pocket square, a little
Speaker 8: square of material with a hem was thirty dollars.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't expect the pocket square to be free though.
Speaker 2: You're paying for more kind of fabric, you know, so
Speaker 2: you can't understand why they're not chucking that in for free?
Speaker 3: Is your argument, Maggie, That it's just the same material
Speaker 3: as the bow tie, so it's almost like just off
Speaker 3: cuts of the material and made the bow tie out
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, basically, And there's no work other than hemming the
Speaker 8: bow tie. I get there's work in there, but if
Speaker 8: you're buying a bow tie, you get the pocket square
Speaker 8: for free.
Speaker 3: That's true. Actually it's just a square. There's no craftsmanship
Speaker 3: going into it.
Speaker 2: I think there's real craftsmanship and on behalf of the
Speaker 2: haberdashery industry. I felt we're doing them at a service,
Speaker 2: because if it's that simple, why aren't we all just
Speaker 2: doing a little bit of henwork on our sewing.
Speaker 3: Which we could make a pocket square within hours.
Speaker 2: I've tried to do some sewing years ago. Once it's
Speaker 2: a nightmare. It's a fibby. There's no way we can hem.
Speaker 3: Oh, I could churn out ten pocket squares.
Speaker 10: No no, no no.
Speaker 2: The live show in three weeks time we can give
Speaker 2: away Christian O'Connor pocket squares made by you.
Speaker 3: I'll make one live on stage.
Speaker 2: Hem away, my friend Gepato, head away, Maggie, thank you
Speaker 2: very much to call. It's got a ray here, come
Speaker 2: on in ray.
Speaker 14: Good more than everyone here.
Speaker 15: You doing.
Speaker 2: We're good, ray. What should we have to pay for?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 14: Chooses me off. You go to a pub. Pubs are
Speaker 14: doing it now. Restaurants are doing it first, but now
Speaker 14: pubs are doing it right. You order a Porterhouse or
Speaker 14: a Scotch. It costs your forty marks. Yeah, Now do
Speaker 14: the mass that works out one hundred and sixty bucks
Speaker 14: at kilo at two hundred and fifty grams, and then
Speaker 14: you want gravy and it's two fifty extra. Mat talk
Speaker 14: about ripping your nut out of your sack. It's it's unbeloble.
Speaker 2: And then you should have to pay that comes with
Speaker 2: chips and beech.
Speaker 14: So you said, can I mentioned beach? Yeah, no worries
Speaker 14: five bucks extra? But where do you chips?
Speaker 2: Got so much mass? You got to do? You need
Speaker 2: to be having it out that rest. You need to
Speaker 2: calculators all up all.
Speaker 3: Of a sudden with the gravy and now the mass
Speaker 3: you've lost too.
Speaker 2: I'm going to lose the carriage. You've got to negotiate
Speaker 2: with your waiter or wait stuff.
Speaker 14: I know, I know, it's it's it's ridiculous, mate.
Speaker 2: You should have again, gravy you should have to pay
Speaker 2: that comes with the meal. You should have to pay it.
Speaker 2: A couple of bucks for gravy. Yep, yep, well talk
Speaker 2: about ripping that. We don't need to go any further.
Speaker 2: I have never heard that phrase, sir. That's another news.
Speaker 2: It's another slogan for me. Patsy House. You probably said
Speaker 2: it sometimes, isn't You.
Speaker 7: Never repeated though, A lady would never say.
Speaker 2: Have you heard that one?
Speaker 14: Yeah, you're a lady, Patty.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you, that's why you ringing endorsement? All right, Ray,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. Now, Perry who works on the show,
Speaker 2: I think he was charged.
Speaker 3: He was kicking off about gravy as well.
Speaker 2: Has come to her today, just as one of the
Speaker 2: Mario brothers. So he's stuck in some kind of computer
Speaker 2: game there. One of the plumbers is doing. I'm on
Speaker 2: today's show. Perry. What's happened to grumpy Baby? You got
Speaker 2: charge for gravy over the weekend?
Speaker 16: Yeah, my wife and I went for Sunday rows at
Speaker 16: the pub and we've got a pitiful amount of gravy
Speaker 16: on our rows. So I asked for some additional gravy?
Speaker 2: And what is the pitiful amount? By the way, if
Speaker 2: you ever wondered what the male version of a counter is,
Speaker 2: it's our man Perry here, Perry, tell me describe how much?
Speaker 2: Is it a small lake? What would you say? A puddle?
Speaker 2: A puddle of gravy?
Speaker 16: It was a baby Chino size amount of grain.
Speaker 2: Everything is still dry by the time, out of my
Speaker 2: sack and sown. It's gravy. That's blood, you know it is.
Speaker 5: So what happened was it was not enough.
Speaker 16: I was expecting a boatsworth and went to pay and
Speaker 16: they charged three dollars for it.
Speaker 2: Is that is discussing what happened? Bad Google re you
Speaker 2: it's pending.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: All right, so producer Rio went round to Caitlyn, who
Speaker 2: works on the show's house on the front night. We
Speaker 2: obviously weren't invited. There was a little bit of a
Speaker 2: freeze out, A little bit of a freeze out. Cound
Speaker 2: would love to come around to Caitlyn. Tell you what, though,
Speaker 2: who ate very well Caitlyn's dog Henry. Now, if you
Speaker 2: want to see producer Kaitlyn wax lyric about anything, ask
Speaker 2: how that dog Henry? Seriously, you might as well say
Speaker 2: how are your baby tweets?
Speaker 3: I asked her actually one thing, if she could choose
Speaker 3: between the dog and her partner, and she said, the dog.
Speaker 2: This thing is a pampered pet rhea. What did you
Speaker 2: see this dog eating on Friday night?
Speaker 12: Well, she whipped us up for a few pizzas, which
Speaker 12: she did in about ten minutes, and then for her dog,
Speaker 12: we had a slow cooked beef and potato stew for starters.
Speaker 2: Are you kidding me? What an entree?
Speaker 5: An? It wasn't leftovers, it was something.
Speaker 2: Eat their own vomit. They don't need an entrey.
Speaker 5: She cooked it especially for Henry.
Speaker 2: Wow, okay out and John, and then she for.
Speaker 5: Manes he had a course of salmon.
Speaker 3: What's wrong with dry dog food?
Speaker 2: Exactly?
Speaker 4: It's just not as good for them.
Speaker 2: I just would But that's not every day. Is that
Speaker 2: you're not cooking up a fresh thing?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I cook his food.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, no, not every day. So I will
Speaker 2: cook up a batch of like meat for them and
Speaker 2: trickle it on their dry food. Yeah, I get that,
Speaker 2: but every day.
Speaker 4: So every Sunday I get out all of his in radients,
Speaker 4: which are dog friendly and all very balanced diet, and
Speaker 4: I will poop.
Speaker 2: And when you say his ingredients, so.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I cook a basically like a slow cooked rosotto
Speaker 4: for him, and then I.
Speaker 2: Do we all hear that rosotto?
Speaker 7: It takes about an hour, but it's like just.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I love my wife, but if there's
Speaker 2: a cooked home after half an hour, and like, there's
Speaker 2: no way an hour on a monkey rosotto.
Speaker 4: But it has its ten meals and it's really quite cheap.
Speaker 4: It's actually six dollars, so yeah, it's really easy. I
Speaker 4: just pop all the ingredients.
Speaker 2: Into tell you was cheap dry dog for it? And
Speaker 2: do you know what?
Speaker 11: They do?
Speaker 2: Eat all of that with no complaints, And the last
Speaker 2: three months they're not banging the world going. Where is
Speaker 2: the entree.
Speaker 3: I'd like to send this Backwater's been tough for my
Speaker 3: liking that I wish I ate like Henry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's bringing some leftover dog bowls, so Jack and I.
Speaker 3: I'm not joking.
Speaker 7: My partner, she she ate some of it the other
Speaker 7: night she goes.
Speaker 4: It's actually really quite nice.
Speaker 2: Because for an hour it'll be amazing. It's restaurants standing
Speaker 2: food for a small dog. Patsy, you're not doing I
Speaker 2: know you love your dog President.
Speaker 7: No, No, we don't know dry food. He gets three
Speaker 7: cups of dry food to night.
Speaker 2: That's three cups. Can't be endorsed.
Speaker 7: No, that's all.
Speaker 2: We got a shepherd dog. You do not allow to
Speaker 2: give him three cups.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we give one. The border collar gets one cup
Speaker 3: and then she gets to eat whatever my son's thrown.
Speaker 7: He's a massive dog. Presley is a massive dog.
Speaker 2: He comes like we do two cups, so one the
Speaker 2: morning for the shepherd right, one in the morning and
Speaker 2: then one eating three cups. That big beast.
Speaker 7: You know, that's all he has.
Speaker 2: How can we feed him at night time? By the way,
Speaker 2: doesn't even want to do with dump.
Speaker 17: But like to No, I think that's always been our routine.
Speaker 17: Like he sleeps outside. He doesn't sleep inside room in
Speaker 17: the house.
Speaker 2: That it needs take the chimney out. He is outside.
Speaker 5: Kids.
Speaker 3: Now, that's the other thing about Henry as well, is
Speaker 3: the world's smallest dog. And yet he's getting a two course.
Speaker 2: Meal every night and Maine. So what will he have tonight?
Speaker 2: Is at the resort again?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'll love the same. So it's the same all
Speaker 4: the time.
Speaker 2: And so what happens at the weekend to mix it up,
Speaker 2: it's Friday night. Let's get the weekend on Henry. Let's
Speaker 2: have any and some salmon.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sometimes we'll make him something a little bit different,
Speaker 4: like if we're having salmon, I might get a little
Speaker 4: off cut of my salmon too and give him some
Speaker 4: of that.
Speaker 2: He's not eating at the table, though, is he sometimes?
Speaker 7: What do you mean at the table?
Speaker 4: Well, so if we're eating dinner and he finishes his
Speaker 4: because it's so yummy, obviously he'll come and sit by us.
Speaker 4: And my partner is just a sucker to feed.
Speaker 7: She's European.
Speaker 2: I'm European. What's that mean to me?
Speaker 7: She loves to feed.
Speaker 4: She's like, you need to eat. And we had a
Speaker 4: lot of trouble when.
Speaker 2: He was on the way, mister Tucker.
Speaker 4: So not at the table though, well, every now and
Speaker 4: then he gets off cuts of the I fillerd or
Speaker 4: on a plate, not on We actually do feed him on.
Speaker 3: A plate, though, what like an actual proper It doesn't
Speaker 3: go back into the wash and mixing with your plates
Speaker 3: again it does.
Speaker 9: No, no, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 3: All right, you're mistaking dog for charl Yeah, all right.
Speaker 2: So pampered pets. Anyone else listening to this going, that's
Speaker 2: not that bad? Wait, do you hear what I do?
Speaker 2: We need to hear about your side of it.
Speaker 1: But Christian Connall Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Earlier on this morning, we're talking about what shouldn't you
Speaker 2: have to pay for? Jackie boy was charged three dollars
Speaker 2: just a couple of slices of bread and an Italian restaurant. Christian,
Speaker 2: my wife and I went out to the Crown. After
Speaker 2: we finished eating. I looked at my bill. Notice women
Speaker 2: charged this is too much. Ten dollars for two glasses
Speaker 2: of tap water. No, come on, I mean the Crown.
Speaker 2: You're right, it's the era. Put a bucket in there.
Speaker 2: This is fresh from the Yarra locally sourced. That's that's
Speaker 2: that's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: That's why my parents, especially my dad, would double down
Speaker 3: on tap water when the waiter us sparkling or steal
Speaker 3: tap water from the tap tap please, we did not
Speaker 3: want to see it on the bill.
Speaker 2: Christian right about dogs eat their own poop. We're talking
Speaker 2: about Papa Pets right now. Four one four one four three.
Speaker 2: I was in my local vett yesterday and there was
Speaker 2: a sign saying one in four dogs are poop eaters.
Speaker 2: Why would that be oping that sign? Is that like
Speaker 2: part of the poop awareness campaign? All right, So we're
Speaker 2: talking about Papa Bets. We found out that producer Caitlin
Speaker 2: does entre a mains right dog, We'll cook an hour
Speaker 2: long slow cooked rosotto for her dog. Henry Greg, good morning.
Speaker 15: Good morning crew, hope you all well we are.
Speaker 2: Greg, thanks to you on the show.
Speaker 15: So Papa Pets, Yeah, I met this ship once and
Speaker 15: I went around for her place for dinner. I said, oh,
Speaker 15: I'm in for a bit of trophy because she was
Speaker 15: a chef. Boy tried and opened up the friger. It
Speaker 15: comes to scollops, the prawns and the sem off. Because
Speaker 15: I'm in at my sofa and I thought, oh, I'm
Speaker 15: in for a true was awesome. Persuaded to cut it
Speaker 15: up in the bayside chunks and flew it to the
Speaker 15: moggie and we got baked beans and bloody postings on to.
Speaker 2: Know your place? Greg? Is that why you're the ex now?
Speaker 2: You didn't live up to that high standard of the
Speaker 2: black cat?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 15: Well I'm looking around and I'm thinking, well, hey, she
Speaker 15: she's she's not the one. Where's the door? Then that's
Speaker 15: a bit as long as it lasted. Mate, So I
Speaker 15: knew me place, and that was well below the dog
Speaker 15: and well below the cat. And I thought to herself,
Speaker 15: she hasn't heard of the food shoe.
Speaker 2: Clearly all right, Greg, thank you very much. She called
Speaker 2: us go to Matilda, good morning. How are you do
Speaker 2: you know anyone that named Matilda from now? Once she
Speaker 2: get free stuff, whether they walk into Matilda Matilda and
Speaker 2: trusbrate your pampered pet, my.
Speaker 10: Dog, Tia. She she's such a good girl, but she
Speaker 10: we When we first got her, we gave her a
Speaker 10: blanket and she'd sleep with it and she was so happy.
Speaker 10: But then it got worse. She started waking us up
Speaker 10: at nighttime so that we could come and reapply it
Speaker 10: for her. And at night time sometimes in winter it's
Speaker 10: like four times a night.
Speaker 12: What.
Speaker 10: Yeah, she comes and claws the end of the bed
Speaker 10: and if that doesn't wake.
Speaker 3: Us up, she growls and you've got to go tuck
Speaker 3: her in again.
Speaker 10: We have to tuck her in. Yeah, she's like a
Speaker 10: little dumpling in there.
Speaker 2: Image love it. I bet she does. Thank you very much, Matilda.
Speaker 2: Let's go to thanks for calling. Belinda. Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 9: How are you?
Speaker 2: We're good, Belinda. All right, So apparently when it comes
Speaker 2: to Pampa pets, there's people like you and Kate and
Speaker 2: so Blinda.
Speaker 10: How she is so normal?
Speaker 18: Yes, well, I've got I've got Coco and she will
Speaker 18: sit with us in a high chair while.
Speaker 19: We have dinner.
Speaker 2: Okay, she does not, Craik, it's Craig, you know who's
Speaker 2: sitting them. Babies and only babies. They're designed for babies,
Speaker 2: not cocoa. Cocoa on the phone.
Speaker 18: My eleven year old won't sit in the high chair anymore.
Speaker 18: So now it's cocoas no.
Speaker 2: Eleven year old. She's got no business being in a
Speaker 2: high chair.
Speaker 8: So now it's tacos.
Speaker 18: But she doesn't she doesn't eat food with us, but
Speaker 18: I will feed her from my plate because she looks
Speaker 18: at me, so she's like.
Speaker 2: She's your level. Then in that little high chair looking
Speaker 2: at you, and you'll just chuck a couple of scraps
Speaker 2: just on that little tray they've got there in the
Speaker 2: high chair.
Speaker 13: I don't chuck it at her, like she's not a
Speaker 13: dog Christian.
Speaker 2: It's obviously placed in front of her.
Speaker 13: No, I feed it to or off my fork.
Speaker 5: Oh no, oh no?
Speaker 3: And then these same forth back in your own.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, yep, my daughter that's sitting here as well, listening.
Speaker 18: She does exactly the same. She's like a little mini man.
Speaker 18: What Soko sleeps in my king size bed with us
Speaker 18: under the.
Speaker 2: No, come on, it's bad enough they're on the bed,
Speaker 2: but under the donner what not? What it's head on
Speaker 2: the pillow next to you.
Speaker 18: Oh no, she goes right under like she'll get in
Speaker 18: the like if my knees a bench, she'll sort of
Speaker 18: get in in there. If that makes sense in.
Speaker 2: Your world, it does.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I want to talk to Caitlin again.
Speaker 8: She's normal.
Speaker 2: Hut you two up. You can have a meet up
Speaker 2: and maybe get a date playdate with your dogs have
Speaker 2: seen that.
Speaker 18: You guys are just you guys are just weird.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, we're as weird as anything. Not letting that dog
Speaker 2: get noseled up in there. You're quite right, that's okay,
Speaker 2: all right, thank you very.
Speaker 3: Much and go.
Speaker 1: Thanks Christian Connell's Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian, you're right, there is no point pampering dogs. No
Speaker 2: only does our dog eat poop, she actually watches the
Speaker 2: cat do its business and waits from the walk away
Speaker 2: before devouring fresh, steaming poop the oven that's from b Lean's.
Speaker 17: They ate everything, really laps do oh. They're like garbage disposed.
Speaker 2: Day strip is the cutest dogs.
Speaker 7: They're beautiful, but they eat everything.
Speaker 2: I've got a labrador lined up when my beloved German
Speaker 2: shepherd dog dies, I can now I'm putting that out there.
Speaker 2: Am I put down the posit a puppy?
Speaker 18: All right?
Speaker 2: Win the billboards it's here. Yesterday we used all these
Speaker 2: billboards that were giving away at the moment, every single
Speaker 2: down the show live on the show. Within minutes, your
Speaker 2: message can go live to hunt millions of people all
Speaker 2: over Melbourne. Yesterday we turned all the boards of Melbourne
Speaker 2: that we have intermotionational messages for the Matilda's I'm hoping
Speaker 2: that Tony g the coach, is going to give us
Speaker 2: a little bit of a little bit of love today
Speaker 2: because the billboards worked.
Speaker 3: It worked a treat.
Speaker 2: You know, I didn't see four goals. And then in
Speaker 2: the other game, suddenly your messages like Jackson and mordiallic
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Speaker 2: Canada didn't Whitney eight and Violet five super fans and Matildas.
Speaker 2: That must have been amazing game for them last night.
Speaker 2: Do it for all the little Matildas and they did.
Speaker 2: Uh Matilda's miracle Monday, Let's conquer Canada. Caitlin in Brooklyn,
Speaker 2: David and Barrick got his message up on the Princess Free.
Speaker 2: We the Matildas will see your maple step and raise
Speaker 2: you a vegemite sandwich. And Pete and Glen Iris. It's
Speaker 2: all to Matildas. Let's bend those maple leaves on the tuller.
Speaker 2: So we're resetting all the billboards. Now the blank you
Speaker 2: can put your message up there. Luke wants one today, Christian. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we could have the billboards or some of them today
Speaker 2: Tuesday to send off some of the Frankston BMX club
Speaker 2: who heading to the World Championships in Glasgow, Scotland. These
Speaker 2: include Jules who's racing in the under fourteen girls, harl
Speaker 2: Sinclair who's racing in the under nine girls, Jason who's
Speaker 2: your kind of age, Christian he's in the fifty plus men.
Speaker 2: They do no, we're not veterans to masters go Jason
Speaker 2: Addison who's in the under eight boys, and Callum who's
Speaker 2: under an under nine boys. How excited for all heading
Speaker 2: out to the World BMX Championshi was good luck AUSTRALI
Speaker 2: got form of that in the World champs as well.
Speaker 2: All right, So look they're your billboards, so you can
Speaker 2: obviously do anything you want with them. You might today
Speaker 2: want to just thank somebody in your life or a
Speaker 2: local business, a teacher. It might be an apology that
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Speaker 2: It might be a public service. My suggest it might
Speaker 2: be something you want to send someone on a text message.
Speaker 2: You want to send it to all of Melbourne. These
Speaker 2: are your billboards and they're free right now. You want
Speaker 2: to do one?
Speaker 3: I would I would do a public service announcement. I
Speaker 3: mean I've already winched about it on the show, but
Speaker 3: it would say Italian restaurants bread should be complementary.
Speaker 2: The Romans didn't charge us. No, he does. Hang on
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Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Every morning, second week of it. We're giving you control
Speaker 2: of the billboards of Melbourne. You can have your message
Speaker 2: whatever you want up there within minutes. Use the power, well, Andrew, yep,
Speaker 2: anyhow we go on, Andrew, okay, win a billboard. What
Speaker 2: would you love it to say today? What would you
Speaker 2: love the billboards to say?
Speaker 6: Well, you just to take if my wife to like
Speaker 6: to go to privia with me tonight?
Speaker 2: All right, where do you go?
Speaker 6: Grape and Grain?
Speaker 2: I know that place on in Mardi, isn't it Mordi
Speaker 2: Aluk in Mardi?
Speaker 6: Yeah exactly? And I hear you've got an Appean billboard.
Speaker 6: It all work perfect, yes.
Speaker 2: Very nearby. Yeah, we do have a big sight up there.
Speaker 2: So what's the name of your wife?
Speaker 6: Amber?
Speaker 2: Okay, So what would you like it to say? Just
Speaker 2: the basic thing like, Amber, do you fancy trivia tonight
Speaker 2: at the Grape and Grain?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Perfect, domb we can give you the me as well.
Speaker 3: So yeah, good idea.
Speaker 2: This guy's thinking, this guy's thinking, I need today listeners. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we can do that, Andrew. We'll make that one happen.
Speaker 6: Amazing legend. Thanks very much.
Speaker 2: So it's going to read Amber. Do you fancy trivia
Speaker 2: tonight at Grape and Grain love Andrew?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Perfect?
Speaker 2: And how would you normally sign off an affectionate message?
Speaker 2: Are you a one kiss kind of guy? Are you three?
Speaker 6: Just just the one?
Speaker 2: Gotcha? Yeah? Cool? All right, Andrew, we'll do that. Done.
Speaker 2: Enjoy the trivia night tonight. I hope you go. Thanks
Speaker 2: for Do you know what we should find out what
Speaker 2: is the toughest trivia right night in town? And then
Speaker 2: we should enter a team. Why didn't we get on
Speaker 2: on a trivia night taking part?
Speaker 3: What do you want to go all the way to
Speaker 3: the toughest. I don't think we'd do that.
Speaker 2: Well, I think we would. Oh no. When it comes
Speaker 2: to music, right, music, TV movies' the I'm the ace.
Speaker 2: Card Rio's got a double degree. I worry that you're
Speaker 2: the weekly, which is why you want to go. I
Speaker 2: was actually trying to make that's done the news for
Speaker 2: like you know, five hundred years. You know, she was
Speaker 2: there breaking Adrian's walls is completed, so all kind of
Speaker 2: topical stuff. She'd be great.
Speaker 3: I actually don't think I have a specialty.
Speaker 2: Well, you must have sports.
Speaker 3: Like Essendon from the nineties to now.
Speaker 2: Trivia nights where there's the Essendon Round, Oh, the Windy
Speaker 2: Hill Round guys into the Green Day Round. That should
Speaker 2: be okay, A punk trivia night is what we're looking for. Now,
Speaker 2: let's go to Luke here. Who is I guess? So
Speaker 2: you the you and change at the Frankston BMX club.
Speaker 20: I believe I'm not just one of the committee members
Speaker 20: and one of the riders down the club.
Speaker 6: They're Christian. So hey you doing this morning?
Speaker 2: Good on you. I love getting your emails. So you've
Speaker 2: got a lot of the team, couple of kids and
Speaker 2: also Jason the.
Speaker 6: Old times in Glasgow stuff.
Speaker 2: Sorry you're flying out today?
Speaker 20: Yeah, they are going to be flying out later on
Speaker 20: this afternoon, so they're going to be driving up either
Speaker 20: Depeening Highway or the Monash car Park. So it'd be
Speaker 20: great to get a sign in front of them and
Speaker 20: wish them the best over in glasgows to this year.
Speaker 2: That's amazing I noticed, don't know, three or four of
Speaker 2: the team are sort of mix of teenagers or under ten,
Speaker 2: so they could be the future Olympic stars of a
Speaker 2: couple of years time.
Speaker 20: Exactly right, that's right. So we tried to really look
Speaker 20: after the young riders and bring them up through the
Speaker 20: ranks through their ages and yeah, hopefully turn them into
Speaker 20: pro riders.
Speaker 2: And then what has we I see you got Jason
Speaker 2: who's in the fifty plus category.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 20: So Jason actually just started racing with us not too
Speaker 20: long ago and he's just fallen in love with.
Speaker 2: The sports so good.
Speaker 6: He's gone on to do.
Speaker 20: The Australian titles and he qualified to go to WORL
Speaker 20: so he's getting on the plane today as well, and
Speaker 20: off he goes.
Speaker 2: I love this. Okay, So what would you like the
Speaker 2: billboard to say?
Speaker 20: I think just something pretty simple, like to all the
Speaker 20: Frankston Shark Club members heading to Glasgow twenty twenty three,
Speaker 20: good luck or maybe their names or even just a
Speaker 20: you know, Franks and BMX club taking on the world
Speaker 20: in Glasgow twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: And then maybe put the world Frankston the world.
Speaker 20: Yeah, Frankston takes.
Speaker 2: On the world and what's the name of the club,
Speaker 2: the Sharks.
Speaker 20: The Frankton Sharks BMX club.
Speaker 2: That's right, okay, all right, we're welcome something and put
Speaker 2: it out for you this morning.
Speaker 20: Oh that sounds amazing. Thank you very much, guys.
Speaker 2: Good luck to the Frankston Sharks club. Go Sharks, cal
Speaker 2: a brighter.
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Speaker 2: Paul McCartney is coming to Melbourne's back got back to
Speaker 2: our Marvel Stadium this year Saturday, on top of the
Speaker 2: twenty first this Thursday, Frontier Touring dot Com. All right, so,
Speaker 2: because we are doing the goal of thanks to ns.
Speaker 2: Every time the great Matilda score, you win a prize.
Speaker 2: Four goals means four of you all win a prize,
Speaker 2: which is the he's got his own range of hoovers.
Speaker 3: You definitely know when Koshi the Bosh called this vacuum cleaner.
Speaker 2: All right, this is what we're doing. To put four
Speaker 2: of you in a team together. One question must be
Speaker 2: answered correctly by one of you. Now, if you don't
Speaker 2: think you know what the answer is, you can pass
Speaker 2: it on around the team. However, you can only pass
Speaker 2: it on three times around the team. Then one of
Speaker 2: you needs to take the shot and score.
Speaker 11: Paso shoot it if you're feeling was passo shoot it
Speaker 11: for any NS prize.
Speaker 2: So because we have obviously how to put all this
Speaker 2: together this morning, we didn't know they were going to
Speaker 2: win such a dramatic way. Four goals? Are we calling
Speaker 2: this parcel shoot? Parsil shoot, parcel shoot. That's a question
Speaker 2: we'll be asking once I answer what the question is.
Speaker 2: Three chances to pass, then someone has to shoot. If
Speaker 2: one of you gets it wrong, all of you get
Speaker 2: it wrong, you all lose. We find another four of you,
Speaker 2: so we all to understand the game. You said this
Speaker 2: out loud to myself as well.
Speaker 3: But if you shoot and score, you're wore of you with.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the team wins. All loses together as one. All right,
Speaker 2: let's meet the team playing together. Aaron, good morning, Good
Speaker 2: morning Christian.
Speaker 19: How we are going?
Speaker 2: Oh we're good? Aaron. You're in the team. Are you
Speaker 2: a team player?
Speaker 9: Aaron?
Speaker 19: So, Christin, I'm actually a team leader, team leader of sales,
Speaker 19: have been for over five years, so in the education industry.
Speaker 19: So how nursing, age care, disability?
Speaker 2: You sell them all? Yeah, sell them all, mate, I'll
Speaker 2: sell other people going to buy five at the moment.
Speaker 3: You can be our captain there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Aaron's first up. Okay, let's meet also then in
Speaker 2: the team joining Aaron is Mal Good morning, Mail, you're
Speaker 2: in the team.
Speaker 13: Hello, Christian, Jack and Patsy hey going And.
Speaker 2: I like the sound. Are you already? Mail? What do
Speaker 2: you do for a living?
Speaker 6: Mail?
Speaker 2: Are you a good team player?
Speaker 13: I am part of human resources, which is the people team,
Speaker 13: and I work with a lot of dead people at
Speaker 13: the moment in know cemetry. But it's much more interesting
Speaker 13: than that.
Speaker 3: You work in beach at a cemetery.
Speaker 13: I do, and it's actually beautiful. It's beautiful. So I
Speaker 13: work at Springvale Botanical Cemetery at the moment, but it's
Speaker 13: part of a greater network of cemeteries that we actually
Speaker 13: had nine cemeteries that are part of our organized they're.
Speaker 2: Looking after the welfare of all the people that look
Speaker 2: after the cemeteries where all are beloved.
Speaker 3: End up, that's right, and the families and so some
Speaker 3: parent companies buying up all the cemeteries of Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Are they.
Speaker 13: There's there's actually a couple, and then there's there's some
Speaker 13: real cemetries.
Speaker 2: You know what they do for a housing one.
Speaker 3: They're trying to get a monopoly on dead people.
Speaker 2: It's the way the world, Jack, It's that Russian dolls.
Speaker 2: Everyone owns. Everybody owns a cemetery.
Speaker 13: Anyway, I need that vacuum cleaner. And I'm gonna whoop us.
Speaker 2: We got our vice captain hearing Mail. I love it,
Speaker 2: Mal all right, So we met Aaron, We met Mail.
Speaker 2: The team's coming together. Let's chuck another one in now.
Speaker 2: Brett Smith, good morning, Brett's.
Speaker 6: Good morning, boys.
Speaker 11: How are you?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that voice is a little bit crumbly.
Speaker 2: You're going to get this question right, Brett's Are you
Speaker 2: a team player? Buddy? Oh? Definitely, ten years on many teams.
Speaker 2: Sounds like you moved around, so I hate how you
Speaker 2: certainly have bonus all right, Brett, good luck. Let's go
Speaker 2: to our last team member here, Liz. Good morning, Lizzie,
Speaker 2: Good morning guys. How are you welcome to the team. Lizzie?
Speaker 2: What do you doing? You're a good team player? Oh?
Speaker 20: Absolutely, I followed them the children.
Speaker 18: I can't try and go and see most of their
Speaker 18: games wherever they play.
Speaker 2: Wasn't amazing last night?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 18: Can I say?
Speaker 13: These bones are buddy?
Speaker 2: There was a best It was incredible, incredible.
Speaker 14: It's amazing.
Speaker 2: They did really well, incredible scenes. All right, Liz, good luck,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the team. Okay, okay, okay, let's get to
Speaker 2: the drama. Are we ready to play? Pass or shoot?
Speaker 2: Are Let's go out first the captain, let's go. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is design so that you can't google it. Okay,
Speaker 2: we've made this cheap roofs you can't google it. Team.
Speaker 2: This is a national anthem. I'm going to play a
Speaker 2: bit of a national anthem. You've got to ansecretly which
Speaker 2: country in the world has this for a national anthem? Aaron?
Speaker 2: Do you pass or do you shoot? Do you think
Speaker 2: you know which country that is the national anthem of?
Speaker 2: If you get it wrong, you lose for mail, who
Speaker 2: really needs it? You lose it for Brett, you lose
Speaker 2: it for Liz. Do you think you know it?
Speaker 19: So I'm going to do the ladyship thing here and
Speaker 19: Brett Brett sounded like he was ready to go. So
Speaker 19: I'm gonna I'm gonna pass.
Speaker 2: I'm going to pass. Not just that you're nominating Brett's sing.
Speaker 3: Also, I don't think it's the leadership thing. Isn't a
Speaker 3: leadership thing to take the shot?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 19: Yeah, look I don't I don't want it.
Speaker 2: You are, okay, right, We're going to pass this on
Speaker 2: to the Vice captain. Let's go to mail here, Mel.
Speaker 2: This is a country's national anthem. Now you've got any.
Speaker 13: Idea very vague guess, But I don't want to guess
Speaker 13: because I think I'll be wrong because I think it's
Speaker 13: between one or two. I'm not one or the two.
Speaker 2: Before you pick, which are the two?
Speaker 13: New Zealand and Canada?
Speaker 2: Have you got any other options? Is all I'm saying.
Speaker 13: That's why I'm going to pass.
Speaker 2: Okay, it now goes to Gravelly voice Brett. This is
Speaker 2: a national anthem, Brett nosh, So far to missus? Brett?
Speaker 2: Are you going to or are you gonna have a
Speaker 2: go and answer and shoot.
Speaker 21: Oh, I think our leader's like Napoleon's and up on
Speaker 21: the hills in the troops, am I A yeah, definitely. Look,
Speaker 21: I don't I know it's not New Zealand. I don't
Speaker 21: know if it's Canada or not, because he just says,
Speaker 21: try something else. I think it's European, but like, yeah,
Speaker 21: I've got no I think like Switzerland or.
Speaker 2: Switzerland or something like that.
Speaker 6: But I've got no idea.
Speaker 21: So been like my three year old two predecessors, and
Speaker 21: pass on to our strongest leg, which is our strong
Speaker 21: strongest players.
Speaker 2: To Lizzie, Lizzie, lizz Lizzy, this is it. My friend
Speaker 2: is down to Liz.
Speaker 18: Oh my, I'm gonna have to take the shot, aren't I?
Speaker 2: You are Let me play it again. Okay, this is
Speaker 2: a national anthem of a country, but what is the country?
Speaker 2: Get it right? You win boshes for the team lightweight Aaron,
Speaker 2: now Brett and yourself. Get it wrong, Noah wins. You
Speaker 2: will go home empty handed.
Speaker 5: It's hard.
Speaker 3: Should we give it extra clue? Okay, I don't know
Speaker 3: what it is.
Speaker 2: Viking?
Speaker 3: I Viking?
Speaker 2: Where are they from?
Speaker 12: That?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 3: No, I feel like I.
Speaker 18: Can I have the first letter of the last letter.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll give you you're the first letter.
Speaker 2: D I did that precious shot, pressures shot, she takes it,
Speaker 2: she shoes the Scots. Well done, Lizzie, you've won you Brett?
Speaker 2: Now am I a captain?
Speaker 19: Aaron?
Speaker 2: Well done? Well done, Lizzie. It's demn Mark and we
Speaker 2: should be playing next Monday night. Amazing Danish and Honige.
Speaker 2: There won it for you now really Brett? Now Aaron,
Speaker 2: they should be chearing you off the pitch. Triumphant scenes.
Speaker 2: Well done Liz Brett. Now Aaron, she won you a
Speaker 2: bosh bear gotcha is Yeah? He's back on the pitch.
Speaker 2: Is he now winner's medal?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: True leader. Well done everyone.
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Speaker 2: growing up, always knew I wanted to work in food
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Speaker 2: place to have a hangover. Christian had a hangover in
Speaker 2: Balley to kill a dog next day. Elephant riding in ubud, hot,
Speaker 2: sticky weather, elephants pooping in the water hole? Are the
Speaker 2: elephants swimming in it? Ever tried throwing up whilst riding
Speaker 2: an elephant? Not much fun at all? Now maccine. You
Speaker 2: got me on that one day.
Speaker 3: It's on the buck at least not yet.
Speaker 2: Christian, many years ago, a bad place to hang a hangover.
Speaker 2: We flew to England for the first time, long flight.
Speaker 2: We were saying goodbye to friends and not before had
Speaker 2: one of those unintentional late nights. Suddenly it's an early flight, hungover,
Speaker 2: and not only do we have to fly for twenty
Speaker 2: odd hours, our seats face the back of the plane.
Speaker 2: I've done that before, on a fourteen hour flight where
Speaker 2: you're not facing.
Speaker 3: I've never seen that before.
Speaker 2: My god, it's terrible. Were you're not facing like the
Speaker 2: everybody else you're going the other way. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It does something to your insize. I can't imagine that way.
Speaker 2: Christian impression our stomachs. As we took off again to
Speaker 2: work its magic once airborne seat belts came off a
Speaker 2: little bit better, then came out the mail. It was
Speaker 2: too much. I felt very sorry for the couple we
Speaker 2: were facing. It wasn't pretty. We never spoke, Christian. You
Speaker 2: were talking to the show about how did you meet
Speaker 2: your mate? Christian? My story is one of beauty and pain,
Speaker 2: but nonetheless beautiful. This is a really tender story actually
Speaker 2: from Chrissy. My partner brought us tickets to go sky
Speaker 2: sky diving together. Unfortunately they passed away before we were
Speaker 2: able to go. In my pain, I decided to sell
Speaker 2: the tickets. The woman that ended up buying them from
Speaker 2: me heard about it all and said, look, I'll buy
Speaker 2: them off you, but you have to come with me.
Speaker 2: This is amazing when someone does that to somebody else.
Speaker 2: So I thought why not, and I went along with her.
Speaker 2: We jumped out the plane together and we have remained
Speaker 2: best friends ever since. I'm so very thankful for her.
Speaker 2: See the instructor also took Will Smith up, the Hollywood actor,
Speaker 2: so essentially I've sat in the same lap as Will Smith. Christy.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure it's not that, but that is a
Speaker 2: beautiful story, really really lovely. Thank you very much Christy
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Speaker 2: Today is National Bargain Hunter Day. That's every day with Patsy.
Speaker 7: I was going to say three sixty five haven'ty days
Speaker 7: in you? Three sixty five winning it life when I
Speaker 7: get something half product?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what do you like to shop on once you
Speaker 2: go to science patsy?
Speaker 7: Shit, No not so much. No, I haven't. No, they're
Speaker 7: not good with returns. I find I love a bit
Speaker 7: of haberdashery or you know, kitchen stuff.
Speaker 2: What do we think this country's top five most popular
Speaker 2: impulse purchases of this year an impulse? Then we go,
Speaker 2: that's it. I'm going to get one treadmill. You ain't
Speaker 2: taking that home when people wake up and.
Speaker 3: They all right, I'm going to get in shape, I'll
Speaker 3: buy a treadmill.
Speaker 7: You know what I think it is? Is it cars?
Speaker 17: Because you know, usually when you buy a car, you
Speaker 17: don't go out to buy she wanted to and then
Speaker 17: it's like, oh, I've just brought him new truck.
Speaker 2: We know what an impulse is?
Speaker 3: House all right?
Speaker 2: Top five and number five a massare scout scratcher.
Speaker 3: Okay, we won't going to get stuff like that.
Speaker 2: I don't even own one of these four phone games.
Speaker 2: And number three portable smoothie makers.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what that is.
Speaker 2: Just a smoothie maker, isn't it?
Speaker 5: I mean, are they all pat.
Speaker 2: We got one? I think it's used about three times
Speaker 2: a year when you go she's in January. It's not
Speaker 2: making smoothies every day before we go to work. Raspberries,
Speaker 2: number two, chocolate bars and number one sneakers and shoes
Speaker 2: nowhere near your treadmill's houses, all right, So we're looking
Speaker 2: for your shopping songs today on the Time was shopping
Speaker 2: songs seven eleven Nation Army, Silver, mon out of Love,
Speaker 2: I'm mold? Is she really going out?
Speaker 3: With H and M gold?
Speaker 2: My Camart will go on one for Patsy one, but
Speaker 2: Camart will go on silver plus and if you have
Speaker 2: every parent's nightmare stuck in the smiggle with you, that's
Speaker 2: really good. Ah right, Jackie boy, what have you got
Speaker 2: shopping songs? Cotton on Joe, Oh, that's very good, Primo
Speaker 2: gold plus.
Speaker 3: You and me Baby ain't nothing but zemmls.
Speaker 2: Had two golds.
Speaker 3: Hit me JB one more time Silver and Baby it's
Speaker 3: coals outside.
Speaker 2: That's a gold as well.
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Speaker 2: The Time Waster Western Show off to see the Human
Speaker 2: League Live, Maya Sharona Gold. Jackie, well done. It's a
Speaker 2: safe way to the top if you want to rock
Speaker 2: and roll Silver, Don't want to miss a Binglee Silver
Speaker 2: Plas Shopping on the dock of the Bay, Silver, Total
Speaker 2: Eclipse of the Kmarts, Gold, Achy Breaky Kmart, Gold Mark
Speaker 2: Targetting you out of My Head Gold, Bud Undie, Janey's
Speaker 2: Got a rod and Gun, Oh New Zealand Brain, Gentlemen's
Speaker 2: Outfitter Gold, Typo Killer Silver, Me and David Jones Gold,
Speaker 2: Cindy Wilder, It's maya Life Silver. When I think about you,
Speaker 2: I touched my shell Silver, Safe Way to Heaven Bronze,
Speaker 2: Pay Jude Gold. That's very good, Chris, that's very good.
Speaker 2: Paid Jude. We found Love in Aisle two, We Found
Speaker 2: in Love and ro I trying to have you up today.
Speaker 2: Prince nineteen ninety nine, nineteen dollars Gold, Nick take about
Speaker 2: very good Worldwild Westfield, Silva good gollye. My trolley's pulllling
Speaker 2: over to the l ones What a Marcus and sitting
Speaker 2: on the dock of eBay.
Speaker 3: Gold.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, some very good ones, sir, But who
Speaker 2: is best in show?
Speaker 3: Love Jane's got a Roden Gun, Well done, Carl a brighter.
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Speaker 2: then on the Pean Highway, a simple request from husband
Speaker 2: Andrew to his wife the fantasy. He's doing a trivia
Speaker 2: night tonight at the Grape and Grain. The question is Amber, Oh,
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Speaker 2: at Christian O'Connell dot com dot au. Now, Jackie boy,
Speaker 2: you came across this asking everyone the favor Ossie Annal
Speaker 2: sounds yes.
Speaker 3: The ABC is polling people for Science Week National Science
Speaker 3: Week their favorite Australian sounds. So you've got people voting
Speaker 3: for frogs, cockatoos, liar, boom.
Speaker 2: Honey, that's kala?
Speaker 5: What doing that sounded like?
Speaker 2: Another one to warn us before we do this to
Speaker 2: listeners watching another one that's not that's a that's a pig.
Speaker 2: Now that is not a koala.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 3: Well, we're going to poll people tomorrow.
Speaker 2: But we're gonna which Australian animal is this?
Speaker 3: Guys, that's a bird.
Speaker 2: It's a possum. I've never heard. We hear them scurring
Speaker 2: around on the roof and the crawl spaces, but not
Speaker 2: that's Jurassic parts.
Speaker 3: That's the velociraptors.
Speaker 2: Where are you catching these sounds from? This is a
Speaker 2: koala one. They haven't got the energy to make such
Speaker 2: a noise. They're barely alive, those little things. Stoned out
Speaker 2: their minds with climb media.
Speaker 7: This is a boss.
Speaker 2: All made up? What is this that's hugging in that
Speaker 2: cubicle some mornings he's doing at home before coming in
Speaker 2: is an Oh well, all right, so tomorrow on the show,
Speaker 2: we just said we're going to go broader than that.
Speaker 2: What do you think are the iconic definitive sounds of Australia.
Speaker 3: It doesn't just have to be animals. All start by
Speaker 3: saying snags on a barbie.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, wow, looks up between the Jones rocks up.
Speaker 2: I never thought anyone would say that. Oh yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna say this, just a humble koala.
Speaker 5: You know what it is for me?
Speaker 7: Ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding.
Speaker 2: Cousins, what's the ice cream? Sorry? I feel sorry.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 2: Got cha, gotcha, gotcha? Oh my god, guys, possum's on
Speaker 2: the roof. All right, So what do you think are
Speaker 2: the sounds of Australia? Get in the early email US
Speaker 2: today Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com dot au and
Speaker 2: once more, well done, Matilda's We're back tomorrow.
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