Speaker 1: Got anything good.
Speaker 2: Hey, this is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Good morning Jack Poets.
Speaker 4: Good to see you. Sorry, it's good to see you.
Speaker 3: So if you've been on like.
Speaker 1: A radio training modules, it's just good to see you.
Speaker 4: Make articulate.
Speaker 1: Every said that to me before ever at the top
Speaker 1: of a show or even offer good to see you.
Speaker 3: What're we on? Anchorman? Stay classy, pats.
Speaker 4: You what went through just a second before you press
Speaker 4: the microphone and was like every morning I say, hey, guys, like,
Speaker 4: why don't you try some.
Speaker 3: Just make it up. It's a bit of a jazz
Speaker 3: vibe to Improfit morning, Patsy.
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm great, How are you guys?
Speaker 1: So, Patsy, please share with us what your daughter tried
Speaker 1: to do at school yesterday. I just presume they weren't
Speaker 1: still doing this kind of stuff.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, Jack Ord's had biology yesterday and it's great
Speaker 5: because finally in sights she's getting to actually like hands
Speaker 5: on do stuff. But yesterday involved her very first dissection.
Speaker 1: The way that you appeared to have a lot of
Speaker 1: relish about this, she finally cuts something up flesh, knife, scalpel, blood.
Speaker 5: It's been so much theory up to this point and
Speaker 5: now she's year eight.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah blah blah, egghead, When do we get
Speaker 1: to cut up a sheep's heart?
Speaker 4: Give me a scalpel already.
Speaker 5: So they had a sheep's heart yesterday.
Speaker 1: Hot weather thirty four thirty five degrees carving up a
Speaker 1: sheep's heart.
Speaker 3: Oh no, unless you're.
Speaker 1: Training to be like a butcher or something. Why are
Speaker 1: they doing that this day and age?
Speaker 4: She said it, And it's stank.
Speaker 5: She said, that was the worst thing. So she came home.
Speaker 5: She hadn't touched her lunch, she said, I just it was.
Speaker 1: It was pig's heart, wasn't it one freshly butchered on
Speaker 1: a Tuesday night? Pats, She just puts her hand in
Speaker 1: the in a live sheep and rips his heart out.
Speaker 5: Offul five days a week. But yeah, so it was
Speaker 5: stinking hot, she said, it stank. At one point they
Speaker 5: nearly drop the heart on the floor of the science
Speaker 5: room because it like slid along the board it was on.
Speaker 4: So is there a twenty five half kid?
Speaker 3: I wanted to know in the middle that they're.
Speaker 5: A stab there's twenty nine because it's a class of
Speaker 5: twenty nine and.
Speaker 3: Well, he's got sheep's hot and fresh.
Speaker 5: Cart like freshly sort from the abbatois and yeah, off
Speaker 5: you go, kids, get me the ilta do this?
Speaker 4: Do that you are relishing this?
Speaker 3: She is not.
Speaker 5: I just it's like, finally she's, you know, putting the
Speaker 5: theory into practices sciences all.
Speaker 1: At school and she hasn't said what finally a proper
Speaker 1: lesson for her?
Speaker 3: The joy those kids must have.
Speaker 1: So some teach her to go to an apatoire and
Speaker 1: get what twenty What do they do?
Speaker 5: Does the teacher like physically go to the local abattoir
Speaker 5: or do they like drop it off like uber abatar
Speaker 5: or what do they do?
Speaker 4: I guess there's a sack that gets dropped off like
Speaker 4: and like you.
Speaker 3: Sack, why can't it be a bag? The image of
Speaker 3: the delivery. I need someone as signed for this.
Speaker 4: On the pinula today.
Speaker 1: Also, you know some school administrator you know what, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna have to count each one individually here because we
Speaker 1: got fooled last year when you said there were thirty
Speaker 1: two and there was only twenty five and five kids
Speaker 1: were really upset.
Speaker 3: They were filthy and.
Speaker 5: Now invoice was out because you were five short. Yeah,
Speaker 5: so she had that yesterday.
Speaker 1: We have some audio we haven't We're blessed. On this
Speaker 1: radio show, Patsy sometimes records. It'll kind of I will
Speaker 1: call them what they kind of mini episode.
Speaker 4: We go into the family home God.
Speaker 1: And we also go into some hammy old acting from Patsy.
Speaker 1: Previously on the Newman's we had this killer line. What
Speaker 1: that's it was just slamming as well, what that's a travesty?
Speaker 3: Doctor beaching? What that's travesty?
Speaker 1: After this song a brand new episode of A Home
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Speaker 2: Of a Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: Jackson has gone around the team asking did everyone on
Speaker 1: the team dissect something in theology class?
Speaker 3: And we all did? I did the heart and eye? Rea,
Speaker 3: what did you do? Yeah? We had frog and I
Speaker 3: for yep. Caitlin, what do you do?
Speaker 4: No, we weren't allowed to. We were at a berg
Speaker 4: in school. Me too, I wasn't allowed I we never
Speaker 4: dissected anything. The whole school didn't dissect anything. It wasn't
Speaker 4: just I had to say, were you told that? I
Speaker 4: wasn't trusted to sharp projects for the postboy? Okay, let
Speaker 4: him play with that. Me to measure a thing again
Speaker 4: I thought they got rid of it. I'm surprised at
Speaker 4: all he's doing it. I thought it was an olden
Speaker 4: day thing.
Speaker 3: Now they must have brought it back to huge demand.
Speaker 3: From that.
Speaker 1: He's been protesting outside the school cut up animal hearts.
Speaker 4: We have to do a sheep's lung. But we were again,
Speaker 4: there's something something with your handling of.
Speaker 3: This whole thing.
Speaker 4: There's no about it.
Speaker 3: There is.
Speaker 1: There's a smile in the voice and the heart, the
Speaker 1: sheep's heart. There's also you.
Speaker 3: Seem to be relishing all this cutting up animal things.
Speaker 5: No, no, but we were glad because the other class
Speaker 5: had to do rats. So I figured sheep were better
Speaker 5: than tiny little rats. Rats would be hard because they're
Speaker 5: so small.
Speaker 1: Give me a sheep, given monkey advertise in there, you know,
Speaker 1: I don't give me a teeny weeny little rat.
Speaker 3: Give me a big I'm just saying out loud, a human.
Speaker 4: I can do rats at home.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: So Patsy recorded what happened yesterday when my daughter already
Speaker 1: came home getting ready for some powerful acting around the
Speaker 1: dinner table.
Speaker 3: Let's play.
Speaker 6: I was school today. We have to dissect a sheep
Speaker 6: heard in science today?
Speaker 3: Spells okay? What is.
Speaker 1: He must have gone, what are you doing? This is
Speaker 1: what acting is? So go again, I'm doing your reaction thing.
Speaker 3: Please run.
Speaker 6: It was school today. We had to dissect a sheep
Speaker 6: part in science today spelt so bad. I walked into
Speaker 6: the room and I could smell it.
Speaker 3: Oh sorry, actually just stopped the cliffs sorr. Let's write again.
Speaker 6: Today we had to dissect a sheep part in science today.
Speaker 6: Spelt so bad. I walked into the room and I
Speaker 6: could smell it, and I couldn't stop ganging. And then
Speaker 6: I had to cut the heart open with scissors. With scissors,
Speaker 6: we like plucked out the right ventricle and then the
Speaker 6: smell hit so hard.
Speaker 5: It's tank nothing like biology on a degree. Take se
Speaker 5: What did it feel like when you were cutting through?
Speaker 6: It was beef fat cat was really hard, like the
Speaker 6: fat this was left over and it was really hard.
Speaker 6: The rest of it was like really squishy.
Speaker 5: That ship mustn't have been real healthy hackening to the hamburgers.
Speaker 7: Powerful, Powerful, I can't wait for the next episode. And
Speaker 7: you see that sheep chuck it into the burgers there, Jack,
Speaker 7: because it had a fatty heart.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: So Apart from Jack, everyone remembers dissecting at school. What
Speaker 1: else do you remember from school? What's one thing that
Speaker 1: still stays with you? What do you remember from school?
Speaker 1: I before E except after C. Yes, that's what's it
Speaker 1: for you? Nine four one four one O four three.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Perhaps what's one thing still remains with you from school? Yeah?
Speaker 5: When we were learning, you know, direction northeast southwest, it
Speaker 5: was always never eat soggy wheetbeachs.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: The other thing I remember is when was the last
Speaker 1: time you did a forward role? Some of my happiest
Speaker 1: memories as much a learning at school. Not smartest kid,
Speaker 1: but forward roles. When was the last time any of us?
Speaker 1: One day you just did a forward role for the
Speaker 1: last time, and then there was some super partinularly talented
Speaker 1: athletes in my school could also then do the backwards role,
Speaker 1: which was the ultimate level.
Speaker 4: And rolling downhills.
Speaker 1: Yes, I think I'd actually worried. Now I'd have to
Speaker 1: seek physio. We'll go and see a chiropractic. And I
Speaker 1: did a forward role.
Speaker 3: Right now, you get star watch.
Speaker 4: Right, I stop watching? Start stop watching now.
Speaker 1: The engineers are alwaysupposed to be monitoring this radio show,
Speaker 1: but I don't think they do. So we're going to
Speaker 1: time their response right now. Engineers, have a problem. My
Speaker 1: computer mouse's jam for the second time this week. My
Speaker 1: computer mouse's jam for the second time this week. Can
Speaker 1: can you hear my words? The engineers?
Speaker 4: Ten seconds?
Speaker 3: What did you do it in last time?
Speaker 4: I think I was eighteen. We were actually shocked last
Speaker 4: time that he did that and seventeen eighteen nineteen.
Speaker 1: I'm monitoring the show. We could be having a problem
Speaker 1: right now. I cannot operate the mouse. Is are we're
Speaker 1: getting up to thirty seconds?
Speaker 4: Thirty seconds now?
Speaker 3: No? Engineer? Insight? Engineers, can you hear me? I cannot
Speaker 3: operate my mouse?
Speaker 4: Oh this is terrible. The studio can be on fire
Speaker 4: for all they know.
Speaker 3: What are we up to now?
Speaker 4: Forty five seconds?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: Let's get it up until minute again, Engineers, I cannot
Speaker 1: use my mouse.
Speaker 3: Please come to studio one.
Speaker 4: Ten seconds remaining engineer, Oh.
Speaker 3: My god, engineers, this is a bad day. No when
Speaker 3: you stop.
Speaker 1: The cop Oh no, no, no, no, Ben, you are
Speaker 1: you've gotten soft?
Speaker 3: My friends? What was he forty one seconds behind his PB?
Speaker 4: You did eighteen last time?
Speaker 3: And there's no good getting breadth. The mouse is stool
Speaker 3: jam Ben.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: So this is exciting, really exciting. I'm so excited to
Speaker 1: get the final truth. After four days, four days working
Speaker 1: around the clock, tireless sleep, I.
Speaker 4: Think how good it's going to taste when we finally
Speaker 4: know the truth.
Speaker 3: The answers what are we talking about? Is it fact
Speaker 3: or is it myth?
Speaker 1: In twenty nineteen, this show got a story, a rumored
Speaker 1: story about a Lama scene being walked by its owner
Speaker 1: in Fitzroy. The had around us call her a name
Speaker 1: tank like you can't or a dog might have that
Speaker 1: said barack o Lama. Many times we tried to find
Speaker 1: out is this actually true or is it some kind
Speaker 1: of urban legend. The story came back around many years
Speaker 1: later on Monday Show and I put Rio, one of
Speaker 1: our sharpest minds on the team, onto the case. I'll
Speaker 1: be honest, we got nowhere. Sorry, he got nowhere real quick.
Speaker 1: Shabby Emails were fired off, chat rooms were logged into
Speaker 1: try and find out.
Speaker 4: Information controlled online.
Speaker 3: Essentially he did.
Speaker 1: And I don't think the fact that at the weekend, Rio,
Speaker 1: who is a man, got beaten by a sixteen year
Speaker 1: old child in a tennis tournament, and I think mentally
Speaker 1: it made you weak. I think it's shattered that swagger,
Speaker 1: that confidence you have.
Speaker 4: Very happy you've beaten by a tennis prodigy.
Speaker 3: And playing in a tournament in Bentley.
Speaker 1: I don't think you're going to find the next future
Speaker 1: style Grand Slam winner.
Speaker 8: That he is where heroes are born. Christian speaking of heroes.
Speaker 1: Now, which is also said, there's an incentive for Rio
Speaker 1: because Rio is a competitive man by nature, and the
Speaker 1: team is very excited. We're going out for lunch today
Speaker 1: to a place called Lamarro's. Lamarro's is the place where
Speaker 1: all the AFL captains, all eighteen captains went on Sunday
Speaker 1: night for big pow wow and a bite to eat.
Speaker 3: We're all going there. Rio has to earn his lunch,
Speaker 3: give us the truth.
Speaker 1: I'll give you steak and I will personally cut it
Speaker 1: up however you like.
Speaker 8: And I believe not just cut it up, but you
Speaker 8: will also feed it.
Speaker 1: I forgot about that, okay, bye, and the Fagazi of
Speaker 1: the show, I forgot about that. But yes, I will
Speaker 1: do that if you give me the truth. Finally about
Speaker 1: Barack O Lama. What have you found out?
Speaker 7: All?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 8: The latest update before today was that I really I
Speaker 8: felt like I was chasing a ghost. It felt like
Speaker 8: it was a complete myth that Barack Alama.
Speaker 3: Did not exist.
Speaker 4: Everywhere we looked, there was nothing to find.
Speaker 8: We then get a hot tip from Rick, a listener
Speaker 8: who says, go on the Reddit thread because apparently there
Speaker 8: is a white lama that has been spotted in Melbourne,
Speaker 8: which is as close as we've gotten.
Speaker 6: You.
Speaker 8: I have since made a wanted poster because I was
Speaker 8: getting nowhere.
Speaker 4: Turn this around before midday today.
Speaker 3: This is the efforts of a desperate man. Is it
Speaker 3: saying is it saying wanted? Lunch? Wanted?
Speaker 8: Have you seen this local lama? We would love to
Speaker 8: meet him. Please text any info. I then, in the
Speaker 8: thirty six degree heat yesterday, pounded the pavement in its actually.
Speaker 4: Put the wanted post yesterday.
Speaker 8: I have put about ten to twelve wanted posters up
Speaker 8: around Fitzroy.
Speaker 3: This is great work begging.
Speaker 8: For information because you've got to go to the source
Speaker 8: you got.
Speaker 4: I was trying online. That wasn't the way.
Speaker 8: I'm on the streets of Fitzroy, Brunswick Street, Gertrude Street,
Speaker 8: amongst the hipsters.
Speaker 4: Please help me find this lama. We then get a text.
Speaker 8: I can now start to triangulate Barack Olama's location. Edwina
Speaker 8: b Hi, I saw a guy walking a lama called Meatball.
Speaker 4: Not so this is a text response to the wanted poster.
Speaker 4: He's already working.
Speaker 8: It's already working Instant Kilda near Lunar Park a few
Speaker 8: years ago.
Speaker 3: Yesterday we had a science in St Kilda as well.
Speaker 4: Yes, this one near Lunar Park.
Speaker 8: Maybe she said that it was near Fitzroy Street in
Speaker 8: Saint Kilda, which is maybe.
Speaker 4: Maybe that got lost in communication when saw it in
Speaker 4: fitzal Yes, we also got a hot tip.
Speaker 8: R M I T University at white Lama has been
Speaker 8: seen and at Preston Markets, so we know that there
Speaker 8: is a white lamaod.
Speaker 3: The steak knife is being warmed up.
Speaker 8: As north as Preston, as south as Saint Kilda, as
Speaker 8: central as r M I T University. Within those boundaries,
Speaker 8: there is a white lama. I cannot confirm if it
Speaker 8: is Barack Olama. But how many white lamas can there
Speaker 8: be in Melbourne?
Speaker 4: It's the one. If I am drawing, I'm drawing Saint Kilda,
Speaker 4: r M I T. In the city Preston. You put
Speaker 4: all those together. What's bang in the middle, Fitzroy? What
Speaker 4: is bang in the middle of almost.
Speaker 3: Is increased home. You've done it, cracked the cats.
Speaker 4: You have to cut I'm cutting it out, cutting it
Speaker 4: out real.
Speaker 3: I'll see you at lunch. You just made your way
Speaker 3: to the captain's table. This is huge.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: Jack fell for a classic sales technique this week, and
Speaker 1: I'm sure we've all fallen for a similar technique. There
Speaker 1: are all these tried and testic sales techniques that have
Speaker 1: been going on for decades that work every single day. Patsy,
Speaker 1: You ever fallen for someone's sells technique on you?
Speaker 4: I have.
Speaker 5: Actually, I was walking through a shopping center once and
Speaker 5: they had these ut beds in the middle with the
Speaker 5: salesman there and sucked me in and I laid down
Speaker 5: on it. And where he got me was He said,
Speaker 5: this is what the NASA astronauts sleeping.
Speaker 3: I'm the same. N'sa pen, right, you know? Another pen?
Speaker 3: And I was in the station place and.
Speaker 1: I said, I got sing a pen like this, and
Speaker 1: then guy goes, you obviously know your pens.
Speaker 3: They flash you, and I was like, well, thank you.
Speaker 3: I do actually this.
Speaker 1: Is an installing. It's what NASA astronauts use. Brought it right,
Speaker 1: And I was saying, are they waiting down any footage
Speaker 1: you've seen? You never see any paperwork up there. Why
Speaker 1: would they need you the crossworld or something.
Speaker 5: I just thought, if it's good enough for the astronauts,
Speaker 5: sleep is sacred for me.
Speaker 3: But then now they're going to get bed.
Speaker 1: They strapped into a wall, don't they, because it's right.
Speaker 4: It's actually the last person you want to take better.
Speaker 3: Anyway, I bought the bed, no he did. This is
Speaker 3: the spaceman. You obviously know your bed's gravity.
Speaker 4: I got sucked in by classics. So I was telling
Speaker 4: you guys about the armchair that we were buying the.
Speaker 3: Love seat, the track love seat love.
Speaker 4: Seat from Lounge Lovers, and I said I had to
Speaker 4: buy it Monday because when I was in the store,
Speaker 4: I got lucky it was the last day of thirty
Speaker 4: percent off. And then then as I went to show
Speaker 4: Christian the love seat, I'm like, wait, a second thirty
Speaker 4: percent off store wide? The sale is well and true.
Speaker 1: We've on the website of loungeovers right, and I got
Speaker 1: I've got something from them as well. We've got some
Speaker 1: sort of corner sofa thing. It's there's constantly a cell.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but on Monday it's like, oh, it's like you
Speaker 4: last day of the sale. It doesn't end it fine,
Speaker 4: you do.
Speaker 3: I bet you rain your work, but we need to
Speaker 3: get it today.
Speaker 4: You wouldn't believe I'm here today into the last day
Speaker 4: of the sales.
Speaker 1: So we bought the sense of your missing out on
Speaker 1: a saving, isn't it?
Speaker 3: It works?
Speaker 1: You think, my god, I'm lucky I was even here today.
Speaker 1: The other one is when they go that's the last
Speaker 1: one we've got. If you get that one now, you
Speaker 1: can take it away with you. Otherwise it's six months
Speaker 1: you just be sat on the floor. Yeah, that one
Speaker 1: works as well. What sales technique have you fallen for?
Speaker 1: Nine four one four one oh four three. Now you
Speaker 1: might be listening to this and you are actually a salesperson.
Speaker 1: Do you want to call in and actually be honest
Speaker 1: about what are some of your tactics the techniques you do?
Speaker 4: Or maybe ex salespeople reform you're on the outside of society.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: We're talking about the sales technique that you fall for.
Speaker 1: We were just swapping notes about the couches that we've
Speaker 1: got before and how they also make out some money
Speaker 1: with that protective RHEO and I have signed up for something,
Speaker 1: a five year thing where apparently we call a number
Speaker 1: and a crack team will come out and clean the
Speaker 1: stain off my couch. Caitlin, have you have you got
Speaker 1: this as well? Yes, the guardsmen five year cover. I'm like,
Speaker 1: do the guardsmen come? Do you any guardsmen? I know
Speaker 1: the ones of Ajet, Bucket and pass. It's the same
Speaker 1: people that come. Because I'm red wine over the couch.
Speaker 3: I almost want to just.
Speaker 1: Spill something mildly and call that number. Is it twenty
Speaker 1: four to seven?
Speaker 4: But you have to because you both have gone white fabrics.
Speaker 3: Terrifying.
Speaker 1: It came with a spray as well, and they did
Speaker 1: that little demonstration where they've got some fops and I
Speaker 1: just say you right now, so now easy it is
Speaker 1: to apply this? And he tips some mildly muddy water.
Speaker 1: What wasn't that more sea through than anything? And it's
Speaker 1: scup of sprays and look at that.
Speaker 3: Just wipe something good. As a nerve, I think, go
Speaker 3: and get a bottle of red wine.
Speaker 1: They'll see if it's as easy a couple of spirits
Speaker 1: bust the spray that I left when I thought, this
Speaker 1: is what my wife would just spray into my eye,
Speaker 1: like mace or something if I get anything on that
Speaker 1: white couch whenever it's out and the watch a TV
Speaker 1: with the gospelaer, I am living rink.
Speaker 4: The I don't feel comfortab, especially.
Speaker 3: When you get a bit sleepy and my glass.
Speaker 1: I remember years ago, I reckon this guy had waited
Speaker 1: till my wife went out. A guy was going door
Speaker 1: to door with free hot pizza, trying to get you
Speaker 1: to sign up a huge red flight. So I was hungry,
Speaker 1: opened her and he went free pizza.
Speaker 3: Come in.
Speaker 1: I said, come in right, I've never heard of food,
Speaker 1: pizza or all I had to do. And so he
Speaker 1: said have a size. So I start having a slicing
Speaker 1: and how can hammy, what are you doing it? Because
Speaker 1: would you like more free pizza? And yeah, a five
Speaker 1: year thing. I locked him for a five thing right
Speaker 1: where I had to buy four pizzas a month and
Speaker 1: I got one of them free, and I was like,
Speaker 1: one of them free, this is two good to it
Speaker 1: five years. I remember thinking I'm never not gonna like
Speaker 1: pizza for at least the next five years. So I
Speaker 1: sign it all up and then my wife gets back
Speaker 1: and she, I said, you're not going to believe. You're
Speaker 1: not gonna be leieve my luck. I said, there's three
Speaker 1: pizza there for you. She went, have you got three meter?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: My wife at the time was a lawyer. She goes
Speaker 1: through this contract and it was it was shocking, because you're.
Speaker 3: Gonna have to call them. You're gonna have to call
Speaker 3: them right now.
Speaker 1: So I'm not calling them anyway fastward, my wife called
Speaker 1: them and anyone.
Speaker 3: The way she was talking.
Speaker 1: About this idiot that got duked was as if a
Speaker 1: seven year old boy had been somebody. She is not
Speaker 1: right in the head. How dare you he would have
Speaker 1: got in the back of a van if you said,
Speaker 1: there's more this in the back of this van.
Speaker 4: So did you get to choose the knights where they
Speaker 4: were going to deliver the.
Speaker 3: Jack? This is all the very smart questions.
Speaker 1: And my wife started bombarding like slow, that's our press conference.
Speaker 4: Peter as well, is a great treat like hate should
Speaker 4: we you know what, let's order pizza to not like,
Speaker 4: oh we have to have.
Speaker 3: Hey, it's four a month. One is free. I kept
Speaker 3: saying this and one is free.
Speaker 1: One of them we're going to go with and pay
Speaker 1: a cent for this. We get four only paid for
Speaker 1: three for five years. I reckon, you could get anyone
Speaker 1: to sign any contract if you By the way, there's
Speaker 1: a free size of piece of you.
Speaker 4: It doesn't even need to be pizza.
Speaker 2: That The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: Christian I'm a former salesman and sales trainer. Tactics always
Speaker 1: ask open ended questions, building a rapport, getting them to
Speaker 1: trust you early on, create a false sense of urgency. Hence,
Speaker 1: so this is the last day on the deal, you know,
Speaker 1: working with the community sense of everyone has had this one.
Speaker 1: You're getting in a great deal, getting them to say
Speaker 1: yes to things early.
Speaker 3: So it continues to the close.
Speaker 1: Matching and mirroring the customer and certain phrases they use
Speaker 1: as well. If you uncover a customer's problems, even if
Speaker 1: they don't know they have them, you can then solve
Speaker 1: them with your products.
Speaker 3: What it's just a couch, Probably there's something on the floor.
Speaker 1: Now we're talking about sales tactics that you've fall in
Speaker 1: for Jack car Fell for the classic one on Monday
Speaker 1: about this is the last day of this thirty.
Speaker 4: Percent, but you've got to get it today if you wanted.
Speaker 4: It closes today. And then I've seen online thirty store wise.
Speaker 1: Nation nationwide, anywhere anywhere anyone wanders into any of them.
Speaker 1: And the other thing that I always sign up for
Speaker 1: is to warranty, especially when it comes to sofas and
Speaker 1: that of there's this thing I've got. It's called the
Speaker 1: Guardsmen cover where apparently if there's a stain that I
Speaker 1: can't wipe off with the spray, I call the Guardsmen
Speaker 1: and the crack team of commando cleaners will come out
Speaker 1: and get rid of the stain.
Speaker 4: That hard believe, but apparently it is that they dispatch
Speaker 4: people to come to your house and clean the stain
Speaker 4: for you.
Speaker 1: So there are two other team members who have the
Speaker 1: same thing as me. Rio and Caitlin have all got
Speaker 1: this cause anyway, James, this isn't this and he's he's
Speaker 1: got it and you've used.
Speaker 9: It, James, Yeah, morning, Christian dak care we doing man. Yeah,
Speaker 9: So we bought our couch probably well brought one catch
Speaker 9: about ten years ago and we signed up for it.
Speaker 9: They sort of gave us, like, you know, you can
Speaker 9: have five years or seven years, and so we were like, oh,
Speaker 9: it was like an extra twenty bucks for the seven years.
Speaker 9: So we went for that and we've used it. I
Speaker 9: reckon three or four times on that one. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: we've got we had one kid at the time, and
Speaker 9: it was like, you know, you never know what they're
Speaker 9: going to spell all what sort of message you canna
Speaker 9: end up with. So we ended up getting that and
Speaker 9: then we liked it so much when we bought another
Speaker 9: two couches. We went to the same place to buy
Speaker 9: them because they had the deal, and we were like,
Speaker 9: you know what, give us the seven years again? Does
Speaker 9: at work? And we've now we've got three couches with
Speaker 9: seven years cover and they because I don't know if
Speaker 9: you guys got the same thing, but you get like
Speaker 9: the get like a kit and it's like you have
Speaker 9: little one cleaner or you have level too clean.
Speaker 3: Shoved somewhere. It is somewhere in the house.
Speaker 9: It's like one spray or it's you know, if the
Speaker 9: stays too bad, you have the number two a three problem,
Speaker 9: they come out with the number three spray and number
Speaker 9: three spray and then then if they can't do it, it's
Speaker 9: like the warranty where they will replace it. So but
Speaker 9: every time, you know what, they've cleaned it every time,
Speaker 9: So I.
Speaker 3: Have I'm so ps I almost want to stay in
Speaker 3: the couch. And then.
Speaker 4: What is it James about the number three spray that
Speaker 4: they don't want us, they don't trust up with it
Speaker 4: as normal humans.
Speaker 9: Well then maybe you just I don't know, maybe it'll
Speaker 9: be too it'll be too handy. You could just clean
Speaker 9: it yourself and then you wouldn't have the seven years.
Speaker 3: Of course, I don't know.
Speaker 9: Maybe maybe that's how you crack the code. You just
Speaker 9: you can clean it yourself and then they're not needed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right. Yeah, so that's just their job.
Speaker 1: They just go around twenty four to seven clearing up stains.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Well, whenever we rang, they just still was like, oh
Speaker 9: yeah it will be at here, you know, this afternoon
Speaker 9: or the next day, and they.
Speaker 3: Just come out and.
Speaker 4: You know you've got a birth pipe in your house.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you two weeks the red Winstone they come
Speaker 4: around this afternoon.
Speaker 3: Amazing, James, Thank you very much, mate, have a good day.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Right now you can email the show about anything you've
Speaker 1: heard us. Talking about whether you're catching up with over
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Speaker 1: to the Party. Late yesterday I was talking about the
Speaker 1: vaguely rude place names that they have in the UK
Speaker 1: and we found out they're a lot more ruder ones
Speaker 1: here in Australia. And on the plane the teen places
Speaker 1: that the team didn't believe that there was a Butts
Speaker 1: but Hoole Lane in the UK. They thought I was
Speaker 1: joking and we found it. It's a lovely little place
Speaker 1: in the north of England. And again email from a
Speaker 1: guy called Duncan who used to listen to me in
Speaker 1: the UK and still listens to this show now, and
Speaker 1: he said the first line said, imagine my surprise because
Speaker 1: Duncan used to live in a house on but Hoole Lane.
Speaker 3: Now it's a tiny little place.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, his mom and dad still live on but
Speaker 1: Hoole Lane. And imagine his surprise when he listens to
Speaker 1: her podcast and we happen to talk about a little
Speaker 1: known lane in the UK a radio show in Australia.
Speaker 1: Imagine my surprise, which is incredible. We've also had quite
Speaker 1: a lot of emails about talented pets. This week we
Speaker 1: were talking about your talented pets, Christian. I have a
Speaker 1: great Dane called staghound House to bring the grocery shopping
Speaker 1: bags inside or anything else you can help with that
Speaker 1: for that matter.
Speaker 3: Now Clean actually.
Speaker 1: Filmed this, but the audio you're about to hear anything
Speaker 1: could be happening.
Speaker 2: Are you gonna help get the groceries?
Speaker 6: I'll get it out for you.
Speaker 4: Hang on, take you mean for me with a good boy?
Speaker 4: Oh careful, you're right, hang on your foot stack.
Speaker 3: I mean you presume that he's dragging a bag around her.
Speaker 1: The video you clearly see him, but in the audio
Speaker 1: there absolutely nothing. Now this next one is a great
Speaker 1: email here from Vivian Christian. I'm a classical pianist and
Speaker 1: perform at ripping Ley Estate in at Elsenwick. I have
Speaker 1: a musical colleague called Laddie who loves to harmonize when
Speaker 1: I play chopin and especially daboosy. Laddie's my first collie. Okay,
Speaker 1: we've got some audio here. A couple of years ago
Speaker 1: we had someone came in come into the studio who said,
Speaker 1: I've got a singing dog. The dog will sing to
Speaker 1: mister Boosky. Of course we opened the studio doors and
Speaker 1: had this lady come in. We were treated to a
Speaker 1: dog that just winnied and howled.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, there's no singing with that.
Speaker 1: So if you're not familiar with the work of Claude
Speaker 1: de Boussi and Claire de Loon, that's the dog playing yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: so good, so good. Apparently this is the dog harmonizing.
Speaker 4: No, dogs can't sing that. We can't connect them to.
Speaker 3: It's the dogs is like whining.
Speaker 4: It's like it's annoyed by the noise.
Speaker 3: If anything. Vivian, I know you're a classical painis, but
Speaker 3: you're not.
Speaker 1: That's surely not harmonizing. It just it just it sounds
Speaker 1: like it's just moaning about it or crying. There some
Speaker 1: more emails. Chris and we were talking about piffing this week.
Speaker 1: Did you piff something or did he get piffed at you?
Speaker 1: This comes from Chris Christian. As kids, we used to
Speaker 1: play trampoline brandy.
Speaker 4: You ever heard of this brandy? Yeah, was where you
Speaker 4: took a tennis ball and try.
Speaker 1: It's a game where one person jumps on the trampoline
Speaker 1: and two others throw tennis balls. Why isn't this an
Speaker 1: Olympics ball. Maybe when the Olympics comes to Brisbane, you know,
Speaker 1: because they're obviously trying to shave some of the money
Speaker 1: off to the events. They could have trampoline. Brandy two
Speaker 1: others throw tennis balls and the person jumping has to
Speaker 1: avoid the balls. I guess it's like dodgeball and trampoline.
Speaker 1: I jumped and ducked at the same time and kneed
Speaker 1: myself in the mouth.
Speaker 3: It's a high level move. Chris.
Speaker 1: I pushed a baby tooth back into my gum. It
Speaker 1: didn't come out for seventeen years. Hey, guys, years ago
Speaker 1: you talk about piffing on the show. My granddad was
Speaker 1: at Melbourne Zoo and he was staring at the chimpanzees
Speaker 1: and he used to stick his tongue out with his
Speaker 1: false teeth on. He was standing there doing this the
Speaker 1: monkeys and one of them piffed its poo right in
Speaker 1: his face into is open mouth. Thank you very much, Montana.
Speaker 1: If your email's a lates the party, nothing we have
Speaker 1: a talk about the show ever gets a completely left
Speaker 1: behind you email whenever you want. Christian at Christian O'Connell
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Speaker 3: The Name Game is coming up next. Do you have
Speaker 3: a name that's a pain?
Speaker 4: A name you always need to explain?
Speaker 8: Well, we've made my name as in game.
Speaker 1: This is a fun game where for the next twenty
Speaker 1: minutes you're shouting along trying to guess what person's name is.
Speaker 1: If you are someone who has a name, that is
Speaker 1: a bit of the pain you'll have buy now works
Speaker 1: out a one or two line clue to try and
Speaker 1: nudge someone in correctly writing down your name or entering
Speaker 1: it into the computer that you call them. We turn
Speaker 1: it into the game. You tell us the clue, we
Speaker 1: try't work out what your name is.
Speaker 3: Like last week, call it one my name as in
Speaker 3: t Bag Kettle caller. Two, Good morning, my name is
Speaker 3: in the Singer. This could take a while. Elvis Kirk,
Speaker 3: Cobain Sinatra.
Speaker 1: Do you want another clue?
Speaker 3: We love one? Yeah, okay as in Cone Brah caller. Three.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the name game.
Speaker 6: Sur name as in former Australian fox bowler Lee.
Speaker 4: War No McGrath.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell's show. Let's get into this week's the name game.
Speaker 3: Perhaps are you ready? Let's go, Jackie boy, You're ready,
Speaker 3: I'm ready? All right.
Speaker 1: So we all we know is is call a one, two, three,
Speaker 1: four and five. We try and guess from their one
Speaker 1: line clue what their name is. Caller one, good morning.
Speaker 2: He team.
Speaker 9: My name as in An Island.
Speaker 10: Papua, New Guinea Zealand, Fraser Island, Darra, Tasmania Green.
Speaker 9: It's a TV show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, let's get a caller too, Good morning, welcome
Speaker 1: to the name game.
Speaker 2: Caller two, my name as in the cocktail.
Speaker 10: Moito Manhattan, Negroni, Margharita, no.
Speaker 4: Long Island Ice.
Speaker 1: Team Martini, dirty Martini, Dirty Mojito Martini.
Speaker 3: There we go, well done, thank you, let's go to
Speaker 3: call the three.
Speaker 9: Good morning. It's actually my adult children's surname now not mine,
Speaker 9: and it's as.
Speaker 11: In cricket but test stumps, no cheetahs, no another hinge.
Speaker 1: Yes, if you're not bowling, you are fascating. Oh no,
Speaker 1: you both get assist there Wow, Tom, great codes as well.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Okay, bye bye bye, call a
Speaker 1: for good morning.
Speaker 12: Good morning.
Speaker 5: My name as in bang Bang surname chicken, pistol, bang Bang.
Speaker 1: Bang Bang chicken is a lovely dish his kiss?
Speaker 3: Nope? Who the hell is cool? Riscus website? When it
Speaker 3: goes bang bang.
Speaker 4: Done, shooting of.
Speaker 2: Sort of fire?
Speaker 3: No, what is it? Shot?
Speaker 2: Bang bang shot?
Speaker 11: Okay, all right, that's going to call five.
Speaker 3: Come morning, caller five. Welcome to the name game.
Speaker 2: It's my surname as.
Speaker 3: In gold bar nugget.
Speaker 4: Nope, No one four point three metal which precious?
Speaker 3: No good name, lady, precious horrible? You call precious coin?
Speaker 3: Why but it is? What is it? Shimmering? Shiny? Precious?
Speaker 3: It's the one I just said precious?
Speaker 4: You did say precious?
Speaker 5: Knol the spelling from the periodic table?
Speaker 4: Oh my god? Are you is the element for gold,
Speaker 4: isn't it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: So your surname's au correct.
Speaker 3: You are so good at this game. Very good jack.
Speaker 12: Wow, we congratulations.
Speaker 3: So how do you pronounce your surname? Oh? Ow? Oh rhymes?
Speaker 3: You don't called mandy? Ow? Are you?
Speaker 4: Do you know Mandyl?
Speaker 3: Yeah? She mounts the show. Yeah she's yes, yes, margin
Speaker 3: crossing the streams here. Wow. Hey, listen, now you've been
Speaker 3: on board for a while. Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: They're most morning is doing the time waste. They always
Speaker 1: they're always good. They're always silver or gold. You've got
Speaker 1: a high hit rate, Mandy as well, thank you.
Speaker 10: Thank you for that.
Speaker 3: This is my first call to the show. You're doing great,
Speaker 3: You're doing very very well, very very good. Yeah, you've
Speaker 3: been there. You've been there in the early days. I remember, Mandy.
Speaker 1: Really nice to get to speak to you as well,
Speaker 1: and so thank you for being there in the morning
Speaker 1: during the early days.
Speaker 3: Thank you. No, it makes my morning.
Speaker 2: It makes my day because I just catch up on
Speaker 2: the podcast.
Speaker 4: I am not an involved moment.
Speaker 1: Morning, all right, Mandy lovely, thank you very much for
Speaker 1: calling in and been part of the show every day.
Speaker 12: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Guys still looking.
Speaker 2: For precious Christian O'Connell show go on Podcastn't believe I'm.
Speaker 1: Saying this, but this would have been the part of
Speaker 1: the show where we would have been getting excited about
Speaker 1: tomorrow's big Friday finale. SOS Toss twenty five, load of
Speaker 1: you excitedly coming down trying to win an amazing lavish
Speaker 1: meat tray provided by the Great Butcher's Meat to you
Speaker 1: enough meat to feed a family for at least seven days.
Speaker 1: Seeing how far could you throw a pre cooked sausage,
Speaker 1: Dan and alleyway here at the radio station. Yeah, if
Speaker 1: you miss it yesterday, this is what should be happening tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Sadly it ain't happen. I had to cancel it.
Speaker 1: In almost seven years on the show, rarely have we
Speaker 1: had to kill a beautiful, flowering, blossoming sunflower.
Speaker 4: Of an idea on paper. It had everything well.
Speaker 1: On the tape, and I've identified the problem yesterday as
Speaker 1: I was trying to set this up.
Speaker 4: Don't look at me.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid all fingers are pointing towards doubting Jack Post.
Speaker 3: Does this sound like a man trying to help me?
Speaker 4: I don't think they can. Because we're indoors. You can't
Speaker 4: get the hide on it.
Speaker 1: So Jack wanted to be outdoors. I had to move
Speaker 1: indoors so we could do it quicker. You didn't like
Speaker 1: the lack of height, so you decided to kill this idea.
Speaker 4: When you want to throw something as far as you can,
Speaker 4: you have to loved it.
Speaker 3: Do you hear positivity in this clip? No?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: What about this clip?
Speaker 4: Foot up? No?
Speaker 3: What about this clip? No way?
Speaker 4: Are they going to make it down to.
Speaker 3: The news any yes is here? No?
Speaker 4: No? No, there's not enough height. No, I would simply say.
Speaker 3: This, I mean that is swimming against me.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no. If anything, I'm looking at again
Speaker 4: a going to make it down the news. I am
Speaker 4: looking out for the well being of the segment. It's
Speaker 4: like you. You were trying to host the AFL Grandpa
Speaker 4: indoors saying they need to kick it high.
Speaker 3: We have production ready.
Speaker 8: Gotta do a saus toss, baby this morning, trying to
Speaker 8: toss that sauce from here to Japan. Jarrizzo watch a Bubby, Watchiplatta,
Speaker 8: gotta toss that sausage, saying that's that as far as
Speaker 8: you care.
Speaker 1: So at the end of the show yesterday I had
Speaker 1: to kill the idea there is going to be no
Speaker 1: sauce toss tomorrow, and people called in they're upset.
Speaker 9: Sausage I mean, Christian him here though, I'm really disappointed
Speaker 9: that you're not doing the.
Speaker 2: Old sausage toss.
Speaker 1: I can part a big sauce on arm, made a
Speaker 1: big sauce anyway.
Speaker 9: I'll even bring a cooler bag to put my duty
Speaker 9: pride to the in on the way home.
Speaker 1: This guy, this guy you're about to here right is
Speaker 1: suitably actually just depressed.
Speaker 12: Dear Christian Jack Pats Caitlin and Rio chared here. So
Speaker 12: I was listening this morning and I was absolutely stunned
Speaker 12: to hear that nobody calls through for this amazing competition.
Speaker 12: Me too, doesn't get much more rosy than this. I
Speaker 12: called him at the last minute and I was on hold,
Speaker 12: ready to go live, and I heard you cancel the competition.
Speaker 12: Absolutely devastating. We, as your loyal listeners, cannot allow this
Speaker 12: to happen. And I am sure you will get other
Speaker 12: texts and emails from other people wanting to compete. Hashtag
Speaker 12: bring back toss a sauce.
Speaker 3: All regards to you, all strong words.
Speaker 4: He sounds dejected. I pro sausage throw.
Speaker 1: Let the music speak, Let the music speak, sad sad times,
Speaker 1: sad times.
Speaker 3: This is going to wacko in my hand for an
Speaker 3: eternity dunting Jack, No worry.
Speaker 4: Are they going to make it killed?
Speaker 3: No? I did not r p brackets.
Speaker 1: Jackposts killed it Tom of Death eight fifty nine.
Speaker 4: Am, who is meant to pressure test ideas on this show?
Speaker 3: You are? You were?
Speaker 4: You sometimes live in fantasy? Lamb lamb, we do.
Speaker 1: It's unicorns and rainbows and sausage has been thrown through
Speaker 1: the air.
Speaker 3: Granny's kicking foot ties.
Speaker 4: In charge of OK, where are the unicorns going to
Speaker 4: line up? No sausage will be thrown tomorrow if you
Speaker 4: ever bought a pack, because.
Speaker 3: I will know when I I don't know for me.
Speaker 3: Once Jack I start to go and.
Speaker 1: Again and they'll be, oh no, no, you can't outdoor.
Speaker 1: The sky is too high tomorrow. Christian, I know in
Speaker 1: your eyes and your heart you don't like sas toss.
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Speaker 1: your amusement park movies.
Speaker 4: Did you like an amusement park?
Speaker 1: When the to a younger, I remember we took them
Speaker 1: to the originals Anaheim, the original Disneyland, and I'd never
Speaker 1: been there before and we had an amazing three days there.
Speaker 1: I just absolutely loved it. Have you been to Disneyland?
Speaker 4: I would have said it was one of the worst
Speaker 4: days of my life. Yea, too hot to.
Speaker 3: About the magic can They called it the Magic Kingdom.
Speaker 4: You know what, I'm just realizing a rat in the
Speaker 4: Magic Kingdom here listening back to yesterday's break and you
Speaker 4: said I was a pessimist about the sausage task, and
Speaker 4: now Disneyland. I actually had a conversation with Banker earlier
Speaker 4: this week that I was trying to say I'm an
Speaker 4: optimist in nature and she said, no, she's an optimist
Speaker 4: and I'm not. And I don't think I am what
Speaker 4: an optimist.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't say you're a wild optimist.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would say you're a realist to sometimes an
Speaker 1: edge of a pessimist. And you see children from all
Speaker 1: over the world running around legally like so happy, and
Speaker 1: adults as well, and then go, I don't care for this,
Speaker 1: this wild.
Speaker 4: Experience, sweating in the heat, waiting in line, waiting in
Speaker 4: line just to get a it's not even right. The
Speaker 4: joy photo with Mickey, the.
Speaker 1: Joy with the kids, all the princesses, and that at
Speaker 1: the breakfast they collect them on their little books.
Speaker 4: If you zoom in on our family photo standing with Mickey,
Speaker 4: you can see the displeasure in my smile. Underneath the
Speaker 4: fake smile is the displeasure.
Speaker 5: Now, just like a chess sort of festival would be
Speaker 5: completely different, wouldn't it.
Speaker 3: I mean, she's got your ropes with that.
Speaker 11: Incredible imagine that got him.
Speaker 4: He's got.
Speaker 3: Chest vestil. She takes him down. She's all right.
Speaker 1: So we're looking for your you're right, because you have
Speaker 1: to take some time to put yourself back together once
Speaker 1: you've been taking down my patchy.
Speaker 3: It is brutal. We're looking for your amusement part movies
Speaker 3: like Ferris Wheeler's Day Off, Go, Jurassic.
Speaker 1: Lunar Park, Silver, Ghost Train Spotting, Silver Plus.
Speaker 3: There's something about Carnie Jackie Boy. What have you got?
Speaker 1: Then we're looking for your amusement part movies. I'm guessing
Speaker 1: it's just hate on Disneyland, Disney horror Land.
Speaker 4: Now I've got Tom Hanks riding in the dodge and
Speaker 4: cars in Forest Bump.
Speaker 3: Forest Bump is great. I love the surely you love
Speaker 3: the the bumper cars. The dodging cars are great fun.
Speaker 4: No, because I do. My problem with the dodging cars
Speaker 4: is now you're not allowed to bump because they used
Speaker 4: to be called bumpus. Yeah, so the guy goes, you're.
Speaker 3: Not bumping, you're kiddings.
Speaker 4: Woke madness Yeah, you're not meant to bump anymore, so
Speaker 4: you just dodge each other.
Speaker 3: You've made this up.
Speaker 1: You heard it on three A W, which is the
Speaker 1: pessimist favorite radio station.
Speaker 3: Bring up boy Neil moaning Mitchell.
Speaker 4: People who have been on that ride recently will tell
Speaker 4: you you're not allowed to bump.
Speaker 5: Bumped at the Melbourne Show, we like to bump on
Speaker 5: the dodger.
Speaker 3: That's it's all about the fun into people giving them.
Speaker 3: May please if he was at a chess festival, sorry,
Speaker 3: he's struggling and his lower lips.
Speaker 4: Going a music park movies where the wet and world
Speaker 4: things are silver thrill Bill, that's good and tea cups
Speaker 4: with Mussolini.
Speaker 3: Now that's very good. God bluss. All right, what have
Speaker 3: you got that amusement park.
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Speaker 4: To make Glady Very good Gold plus Yeah, well done,
Speaker 4: two hundred dollars and I'm not just trying to be
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Speaker 3: Even the tone is an optimist. It's a downward inflection,
Speaker 3: and that was really good.
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Speaker 1: and then his one Cameron says, Wayne's Gombaia worlds.
Speaker 4: Oh gold plus, I was so optimistic.
Speaker 3: This guy's changing Wallas and vomit, a lot of them.
Speaker 1: I've talked about the amount of chunder and vomit when
Speaker 1: you think about I think you think about the fairs
Speaker 1: and those kind of things. The good the band and
Speaker 1: the Carneye Silva, some darren A Carnie called Blotto Bronze,
Speaker 1: the Hills have Rides, Silver, Anaheimer, so much optimism.
Speaker 3: Juggler on the roof, Oh now we're really an amusement Parker.
Speaker 4: Indiana Joe, they're going to go see the Joker Silver.
Speaker 3: Oh no, sorry, now I have to give them the
Speaker 3: money that comes out of your person losing money. The
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Speaker 1: Throw Mama from the Big Dipper, Bronze there's some think
Speaker 1: about Merry Go Round.
Speaker 3: It's good to do it again in case went under
Speaker 3: a bridge. Oh yeah, you're laughing.
Speaker 1: You're one of those chess camps.
Speaker 11: Sorry sorry, sorry.
Speaker 3: Are some money? Freddy got Flairy Fairy Floss.
Speaker 1: Silver, The Wizard of Epcot Bronze throwing Uppenheimer Gold, Days
Speaker 1: of Chunder Gold, Children of the Corn Dog Silver, Dude,
Speaker 1: where's my Carnie Gold? I haven't done a dude this year.
Speaker 1: Good to see it back. Dude wears my lunar part.
Speaker 1: Not such a great one. Shame to see it back.
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Speaker 3: Oh that's good.
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Speaker 1: Wild Otomis and we end on Hoggy's coming up next.
Speaker 1: We come back tomorrow morning. Everyone's coming to lunch. Are
Speaker 1: we gonna have what our captain's had? We're going to
Speaker 1: a place of the lunch place, a gastro pub called Lamarro's.
Speaker 1: This is placed on Sunday night eighteen. All eighteen of
Speaker 1: the AFL teams, their captains met with AFL big wigs
Speaker 1: and they went to this place. Is where we're going
Speaker 1: for lunch? Have you seen the menu?
Speaker 3: Patsy no I haven't.
Speaker 5: I haven't perused it, which is unusual for me. I
Speaker 5: do like to pick what I'm having.
Speaker 1: It's incredible. Anyway, both of our captains ordered the same thing.
Speaker 4: What did the hell?
Speaker 3: Max Gorn went for the Schnitzel. How do you know that?
Speaker 1: Because I made I'm afraid to say I wasted time
Speaker 1: resolso just they made our senior producer.
Speaker 3: Actually she used to work at Triple En for ten years.
Speaker 3: I aid her call Max Scorn, Oh you did know?
Speaker 3: She called Max Gorn? Anybody hello?
Speaker 1: You goba be looking for an insigne scoop about the
Speaker 1: season ahead, And she said, Christian on this breakfast show once,
Speaker 1: So no, what did you have Sunday night? He had
Speaker 1: the Ville Schnitzel, Corney had the marist Zac Merritt had
Speaker 1: the same thing as well.
Speaker 2: Now we know the Christian O'Connell show podcast