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Speaker 3: It's good on in Patsy coome on in jackioy hie
Speaker 3: you guys. I'm good. This week, since we returned back
Speaker 3: from our break, I started a new part of my
Speaker 3: early morning routine, and that is five minutes of stretching,
Speaker 3: after realizing last week that I need to stretch every day.
Speaker 3: And the thing is, this is partly because I'm getting
Speaker 3: to fifty next year. I find stretching so uncomfortable and
Speaker 3: really boring. Do you do any stretching before you go
Speaker 3: to the gym? I hard you have to. I I
Speaker 3: give a quick sort of roll around on that phone
Speaker 3: roller like a seal, and then just sort of get
Speaker 3: up and get them on the main event. But I
Speaker 3: find it's so boring.
Speaker 4: So how you been going this week because I'm on
Speaker 4: a streak. You pitched it to the teable and said, guys,
Speaker 4: this is our new way forward. Now we all stretch
Speaker 4: for five minutes in the morning because I'm on day two.
Speaker 3: Now I'm on day four. Day four was hard today
Speaker 3: because whenever you start any new routine, there's a honeymoon period.
Speaker 3: Week feel like this is great, this is the new me.
Speaker 3: I'm becoming my actualized self, and they very quickly realize,
Speaker 3: oh God, what have I done this for? And you go.
Speaker 3: The honeymoon period evaporates very quickly. It's why people lose
Speaker 3: their news resolutions by before even the end of January.
Speaker 3: So this was day four this morning. This morning, I
Speaker 3: actually looked at the floor. I did the stretch on
Speaker 3: missus night. Oh God, am I really mister stretch now
Speaker 3: of your morning? Do I really have to do this?
Speaker 3: And I was thinking about the day ahead, and I've
Speaker 3: got thing tonight. I've got to go to almost looking
Speaker 3: for an excuse or a token where life would go, Oh,
Speaker 3: poor little Christian, what about thing tonight? No stretching?
Speaker 5: Fe I go?
Speaker 4: Do you have nothing to do with each other?
Speaker 3: One? So I threw myself down there and go on.
Speaker 3: I did my five minutes as well, so now I'm
Speaker 3: on a streak.
Speaker 4: The shortest morning routine I ever had was I read
Speaker 4: that lunges are good to do first thing in the
Speaker 4: morning because it uses the biggest muscle group. So if
Speaker 4: you get up and the.
Speaker 3: First thing you do big antabolic exercise, isn't.
Speaker 4: It you do some lunges and you'll demand your body
Speaker 4: to wake up.
Speaker 3: So how many were you doing?
Speaker 4: You have to do ten h side. Yeah, I threw
Speaker 4: up first morning. Ah, it's too much, and I never
Speaker 4: did it again.
Speaker 3: No, I rede A thing similar fad, which lasted two days,
Speaker 3: was that you need to do thirty seconds of vigorous exercise,
Speaker 3: so press ups, then pause for thirty seconds, then do
Speaker 3: thirty seconds of lunges, then do thirty seconds of like
Speaker 3: sit ups. Did that for two things. It was just like,
Speaker 3: it's hard enough to be a behalf for I don't
Speaker 3: need to be squeezing in a mini workout. I'd rather
Speaker 3: be slightly tired, right than have to go through this rigmarole.
Speaker 4: But stick with the stretchers.
Speaker 3: Seven days and it's suctually seven days streak now, so
Speaker 3: I'm sticking with the stretchers. So what I'm fascinated by
Speaker 3: routines right whenever. I listened to a lot of podcasts
Speaker 3: like Tim Ferris or there's a brilliant one called the
Speaker 3: Hueuberman Podcast as well, which is very very good if
Speaker 3: you are interested in trying to hack your sleep. There's
Speaker 3: a recent podcast by Andrew Huberman, who is a professor
Speaker 3: at Stanford University that is and he's a massive Have
Speaker 3: you seen him. He's like a shacked dude, but he's
Speaker 3: a really really wise guy. His podcast to Huberman one
Speaker 3: is very very good. The one about sleep is I
Speaker 3: must listen if you want to know more.
Speaker 4: You mentioned Tim Ferriss. Another one I was going to
Speaker 4: try was he said you have to eat thirty grams
Speaker 4: of protein in.
Speaker 3: The first thirty I did that for two years.
Speaker 4: It's really awake, so you're chicken out of the freeze.
Speaker 3: I used to I would I wouldn't. I'd make food
Speaker 3: the night before and then start having a meal at
Speaker 3: like half four, or I'd have scrambled eggs and I
Speaker 3: would feel terrible. I felt sluggish during the show. Tim Ferris,
Speaker 3: you suck it didn't work. Perhapsly, what early morning routines
Speaker 3: do you have.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't have a lot of early morning routines
Speaker 6: in there. I'm straight up out of bed, in the shower,
Speaker 6: off to work. But one thing I must insist before
Speaker 6: I leave.
Speaker 3: But you do really, because that is a sex.
Speaker 6: I don't have a coffee, No, not at home?
Speaker 3: You have one on the way in.
Speaker 6: I No, I don't. As soon as I get into work,
Speaker 6: I have it have a coffee, but I must before
Speaker 6: I leave the house. I've got a tuck Audrey back
Speaker 6: in and give her a kiss before I leave. And
Speaker 6: I don't feel right if I've left the house and
Speaker 6: I haven't done that.
Speaker 3: You're going to keep that going? So might she's twenty
Speaker 3: five breaking out to her house. Yes she's married. Now
Speaker 3: when you tuck her in, you're not thinking you know
Speaker 3: those horrible tucks you get into in a hotel room,
Speaker 3: hospital corner.
Speaker 7: What.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like the movie Misery. You never need Moneadaddy Birdie.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much to Paul, who's just to emailed
Speaker 3: me keep stretching, Christian. I had a break from stretching
Speaker 3: same age as you while sit recently getting back into
Speaker 3: it now because I got cramped the other week while
Speaker 3: wiping my ass. This is what it is to reach
Speaker 3: this stage of life. We're wiping a bum bump could
Speaker 3: be hazardous. Actually, the humiliation, oh, the humidity. So Patsy,
Speaker 3: let's talk about them. What kind of routines you do
Speaker 3: when you're trying to go to sleep and even do
Speaker 3: you have trouble again? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Absolutely, I do switching off so I always religiously have
Speaker 6: for several years now. I've got to listen to a
Speaker 6: thunderstorm rain falling on a tin roof.
Speaker 3: It's very specific, isn't it?
Speaker 6: Or a guided meditation?
Speaker 8: Yes, I'll see.
Speaker 6: That just makes me want to go.
Speaker 5: To sleep down.
Speaker 3: This feels like there's a storm coming and I need
Speaker 3: to go and batter down that hatch. Wizard of Os.
Speaker 6: I had to put it on and I guarantee like
Speaker 6: a minute later I will I'll be out.
Speaker 4: This is how he put Gordon to sleep, honestly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this kind of white noise to each have there.
Speaker 3: So you got a thing on the side of.
Speaker 4: His cop yes, yes, and through it's plugged in because
Speaker 4: if it goes off during the night way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they get used to it, don't you. Yeah, do
Speaker 3: you find it soothing. What do you do at nighttime?
Speaker 4: Sometimes if I can't get to sleep, I'll listen to
Speaker 4: what's called a twenty minute guided meditation for putting you
Speaker 4: into deep sleep. I just found on Spotify and the
Speaker 4: guy and he says, get into a comfortable position, let
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Speaker 3: Big brands and fragrances Chemist where else. I listened to
Speaker 3: this and it's it's well on YouTube. There's loads of them.
Speaker 3: It's called a someone talked about this a couple of
Speaker 3: months ago. It's called yoga nider. It's a body guided meditation.
Speaker 3: It's so relaxing. The ladies called Alie Boothroyd. So she
Speaker 3: does a ten minute, one, twenty minute, one thirty minute
Speaker 3: one right. Her voice is so hypnotic. I've never got
Speaker 3: beyond one and a half minutes of any of them.
Speaker 3: I don't know what happens during them. I'm asleep. Listen
Speaker 3: to this.
Speaker 9: The mystery this is Alie and this.
Speaker 3: Is is she putting it on or is she like
Speaker 3: if you were like that in real life, you'd be
Speaker 3: really irritating, like you ring her and go, hey, you're
Speaker 3: coming out tonight. The crew's going out, Ali.
Speaker 9: Ali, This is Alie and this is a short. You're
Speaker 9: going to intra nap to reset turnerosystem vegan and she's exhausted.
Speaker 1: Look, Christian Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 3: Anything we talk about in the show, even though we
Speaker 3: move on, it's never completely left head. You can always
Speaker 3: pick it up whenever you want and add your bit.
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Speaker 3: let's have a listen to some of your voice smails Hi.
Speaker 10: Christian hijack high pets Jack. With regards to your brown rice,
Speaker 10: we use it at our place to cook up meals
Speaker 10: for the dogs. We boil up the rice with some
Speaker 10: fresh veggies, about a cup each time and last for
Speaker 10: a week. I buy a two kilo bag of rice
Speaker 10: and that gets me about two months. Have fun with it.
Speaker 3: What's going on with that ten kilo bag of brown ride?
Speaker 3: It's still tenky.
Speaker 4: Also, I'm not going to cook out the dog dog food.
Speaker 4: The dog food out of the bag is.
Speaker 3: Fine for We had to once a niche our German
Speaker 3: shepherd wasn't very well. So the vector said, for a
Speaker 3: couple of days to come the old bum bum down.
Speaker 3: Just go rice, and he goes if you go, and
Speaker 3: his brown rice is cheap. And I made one, but
Speaker 3: all of this brown rice. She looked it and I
Speaker 3: walked off right. So then I made some white rice
Speaker 3: and she wolfed that down. Not even dogs that eat
Speaker 3: their own poop and vomit or go for brown rice.
Speaker 4: I think it's going to take us years to get
Speaker 4: through this bag. People actually have been tagging me this
Speaker 4: is the show, have been tagging me on stuff online
Speaker 4: that says that brown rice isn't even healthier. It'mith what, guys,
Speaker 4: brown rice still has the lecton on the out.
Speaker 3: I thought it was lectin free.
Speaker 4: No white rice is lecten free, and I don't know
Speaker 4: what lecton is, but.
Speaker 3: Keep me away from it. It's going to hurt my stretches,
Speaker 3: all right. Marnie's got some of about tattoos we were
Speaker 3: talking about the other day.
Speaker 11: Hi, Christian, it's many here. I heard you talking about
Speaker 11: tattoos on the radio. This morning, my twenty one year
Speaker 11: old son came home with the made in Australia logo
Speaker 11: tattooed on his butt cheek a green triangle with a
Speaker 11: gold kangaroo. I would expect nothing less from him, and
Speaker 11: he is obviously very proud to be Australian.
Speaker 3: Thanks, guys, what a country hashtag Astralia. That's why I
Speaker 3: moved here.
Speaker 4: All the classes tatoo's always gone a butt scheer. What
Speaker 4: do you think is the most sincere butt cheek tatoo?
Speaker 3: Actually we should try it not, you know, I don't
Speaker 3: want to find out. I do not want to see
Speaker 3: listeners backsides. All right, let's go to Paul.
Speaker 12: Good day, Christian. I'm Paul on country toff. Back in
Speaker 12: ninety two, I was taking the rubbish out for mum
Speaker 12: and the bag hit me in the leg and when
Speaker 12: I pulled the bag away there was a shard of
Speaker 12: glass stuck in my leg. I'll pulled the shard of
Speaker 12: glass out of my leg and ask Mum to pass
Speaker 12: me to sail and kick and I'll say that up
Speaker 12: myself because I had to say a bure of doctors. Yeah,
Speaker 12: I just went on once my day. I was currently
Speaker 12: bull riding saddle bront riding for six years after that.
Speaker 3: All of it. This is real country, tough sewed himself
Speaker 3: up with a sewing kit and then he's what is
Speaker 3: a broncho rider riding balls proper country tough, and then
Speaker 3: we go to this email. Christian listen to the show
Speaker 3: every day in the UK. We were on a holiday
Speaker 3: a couple of weeks ago and my husband was listening
Speaker 3: to David Abra Sirdavid aber on a podcast Life Stories
Speaker 3: on BBC Sounds, which is great. I've heard that lumberhold.
Speaker 3: My husband was on a sun lounger and all of
Speaker 3: a sudden he shot up and said, you've got to
Speaker 3: listen to this. David amber says broccoli roccali exactly the
Speaker 3: way that Patsy says procoli. So let's rewind it. This
Speaker 3: is Patsy. That's broccoli, isn't it. This is Sir David
Speaker 3: amber a spotted by Angela and her husband.
Speaker 1: David not coventioned broccolie, colliflowers and Brussels sprouts.
Speaker 3: Broccoli.
Speaker 4: Actually, if there's anybody in the world who are.
Speaker 3: Patsy, we owe you an apology. This is right. That's broccoli,
Speaker 3: isn't it, Sir.
Speaker 1: David not convention broccolie, their flowers and bustle sprouts.
Speaker 3: And the email says, here answer Christian, this is a
Speaker 3: wrongo tongue all over again. Now we all thought it
Speaker 3: was a rung a tongue. So David does a very
Speaker 3: different way of doing, and he knows he's met them.
Speaker 3: You might think that this irio to is.
Speaker 8: Wrong.
Speaker 3: Tongue is a You might think that this irio to
Speaker 3: is ho. This is great one fin or one? Then
Speaker 3: about country tot Christian, we're country toft Set the scene.
Speaker 3: A few years ago, my younger brother, father and I
Speaker 3: were out shooting one evening on our rural property when
Speaker 3: we noticed our ammunition was getting low. My brother decided
Speaker 3: be faster him to walk back for more ammo across
Speaker 3: the property. That would be for us to pack everything
Speaker 3: up and to drive. He asked to out off the
Speaker 3: electric fence. Keyword electric fence had been turned off, and
Speaker 3: my dad mumble, should be so my brother staid off
Speaker 3: on the wall. I'm this Dada's story. We're all this
Speaker 3: dandis story. A few minutes later, my my dad and
Speaker 3: I heard this shit followed by a very loud thud
Speaker 3: when we ran across the property. We've found him, obviously,
Speaker 3: missus his brother getting him off the ground at the
Speaker 3: point where the electric fences all intersect. This is also
Speaker 3: where the control unit is connected and produces the highest
Speaker 3: amount of current. Turns out, the dad had not turned
Speaker 3: the electric fence off and my brother had climbed over it.
Speaker 3: He got a shock to his hand which caused him
Speaker 3: to fall onto the fence and then get another shot
Speaker 3: to his nether regions through his gees as he fell.
Speaker 3: It's like two zapps. How's he is country tough? My
Speaker 3: brother got up, walked into my house, came back with them,
Speaker 3: and we went back to our shooting. To this day
Speaker 3: we still laugh about it, and that section of the
Speaker 3: fence has now been named in memory of this event.
Speaker 3: So I emailed amat go, this is a great story.
Speaker 3: What's it called. It's called old shit Corner. Should we
Speaker 3: should do a phone in maybe tomorrow about things that
Speaker 3: you've named, like old shit Corner, things that you've named?
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, sure, he emails Christian at Christian
Speaker 3: O'Connell dot com dot A. You will love them well.
Speaker 1: Christian o connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Every Thursday from seven to eight. We have no songs.
Speaker 3: You pick the songs, We picked the theme and you
Speaker 3: tell us what songs we should play. It's called the
Speaker 3: Naked Hour.
Speaker 4: Oh Christian, we've got no songs for the whole hour.
Speaker 4: Oh nick nig nig nick nake nag Naked hour, Naked Hour.
Speaker 4: Oh nick nake egg nag nag naked our Naked Hour.
Speaker 3: All right, then the theme this week from seven o'clock
Speaker 3: is family bands. So many great family bands. Which songs
Speaker 3: should be played? Nine four one four one oh four
Speaker 3: three Patsy, what do you fancy?
Speaker 6: Got to be in Excess? And the Farris Brothers anything
Speaker 6: in excess but Live Baby Live, anything off that album.
Speaker 6: I'm not fast because every single song was a hit.
Speaker 3: Well, that'd be nice if you could be fussed because
Speaker 3: the producers have actually got a song clip and also
Speaker 3: doesn't really work when we're setting something up if you go,
Speaker 3: we don't have the callers going I'm not really fussed.
Speaker 4: Don't mind whatever, you guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Actually he's easy if you just pick all the
Speaker 3: music every day. Actually we don't want to work too
Speaker 3: hard coord now. If you can't be asked to pick
Speaker 3: a song no. Four one four one o four three
Speaker 3: h maybe this one? Yes, new Sensation? Yeah, I say
Speaker 3: you remember jump up you know.
Speaker 6: I bought that twice on the vinyl.
Speaker 3: Now now you're waking up to it, go and do
Speaker 3: some scratching like Jack and I. We're Lucy Goosey Where
Speaker 3: to Go?
Speaker 6: The first one I've actually worn out and I thought, no,
Speaker 6: I can't keep playing that because it's just so distorted.
Speaker 6: So I just bought it like recently at JB for
Speaker 6: the second time, and I'll probably wear that out.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I still got I bought last year when
Speaker 3: I got a vinyl player Kick. I remember buying that
Speaker 3: as a kid. That album, it's such a brilliant album.
Speaker 3: When In Excess were just huge. Did you know about
Speaker 3: the way? So obviously it's the three brothers as Andrew,
Speaker 3: John and Tim Farris, Andrew and Michael Hutchins before it
Speaker 3: became in Excess. We're also in a band together called
Speaker 3: Dr Dolphin. O what band? We're never going to take
Speaker 3: off Doctor Dolphin Jackie Boy family band.
Speaker 4: I've gone for Nick sister and his younger brother Chris
Speaker 4: in Jet.
Speaker 3: I don't know they were brothers play band. This is
Speaker 3: a killer song. I'm gonna go with two sisters, so
Speaker 3: we're done with brothers at the moment. I'm going with
Speaker 3: two sisters, Anne and Nancy Wilson, first Ladies of Rock
Speaker 3: from Heart. Bizarrely, right when I was looking for something yesternight,
Speaker 3: I didn't realize I know there was Anne and Nancy
Speaker 3: Wilson right, and their hearts sold about thirty million albums
Speaker 3: worldwide over their years. There were also two brothers in
Speaker 3: the band, right, Mike and Roger Fisher, and they went
Speaker 3: out with the two sisters for a while. You know
Speaker 3: you have all these inter band relationships. I've never heard
Speaker 3: of two sisters dating two brothers in the band. What
Speaker 3: could possibly go wrong? It obviously all fell apart, But yeah,
Speaker 3: there were Mike and Roger Fisher were two brothers in
Speaker 3: the band that dated the two sisters in the band.
Speaker 3: Going no right anyway, great song, this is if you
Speaker 3: can be bothered.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: We need songs from you guys now after seven o'clock.
Speaker 3: The theme this week in our Naked Hour is family bands. Christian,
Speaker 3: you better play we can do, bash me up? Dennis.
Speaker 3: You better play Brothers in Arms for the for the
Speaker 3: not forli brothers, or you better run home to your mummy. Christian.
Speaker 3: I love this message here so we're talking about family bands.
Speaker 3: This is from David Bissell. This is just the message
Speaker 3: from David. The girl on the phone is not old enough.
Speaker 3: I had to explain who Bross were. Who are you
Speaker 3: employing children, Caitlyn, you do know who bros are? I
Speaker 3: bet you know who Bross are? All right, so let's
Speaker 3: get some calleders on there. If they could be fust
Speaker 3: at all, No, Patsy said, anything could be good. Lisa,
Speaker 3: come on.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Christian. I'm sorry, but there's no better family
Speaker 7: band than good Old Hanson and Bob.
Speaker 3: You're right, those freaky brothers great too. There slides riding.
Speaker 3: We have to play this, Lisa, thank you very much
Speaker 3: and go have a good day. We will stick on
Speaker 3: your song.
Speaker 13: Okay, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Who we got here? Patty? Yep, that's me, Patty, welcome
Speaker 3: to the show.
Speaker 14: Hi, thank you my song Sister Sledge.
Speaker 15: We are family.
Speaker 3: Disco classic Yeah, Mine.
Speaker 16: And four girls.
Speaker 13: So it's always playing for our.
Speaker 3: I bet it's like your anthem yeah yeah in definitely
Speaker 3: every time we're together. Whenever we're yeah, if you're drinking,
Speaker 3: play our song, can imagine? Patty? Thank you very much, mate,
Speaker 3: thanks for calling.
Speaker 14: Thanks, have good day.
Speaker 3: Luke. Good morning, Luke, Yeah, good morning.
Speaker 10: Team.
Speaker 17: Got to go with a bit of the Beach Boys,
Speaker 17: the Wilson brothers, and I could toss up between Barbara
Speaker 17: and and Surfing USA, but take other one of those.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so many great songs, Brian, Carl and Dennis Wilson's amazing, amazing. Yeah, look,
Speaker 3: this is a great one. Thank you very much. Let's
Speaker 3: go to Pete. Good morning, Peter, Good morning guys. All right,
Speaker 3: so family band, what have you got? Promises? Baby, it's you,
Speaker 3: Leslie and Benny. Let's have a listen. Okay, do you
Speaker 3: know this one? But you don't know bron she's wigging
Speaker 3: out to this one. But man, Luke, you got no
Speaker 3: time for man. Luke goes really gets Peter going this one,
Speaker 3: bel Thank you, Peter. Peter brings the buzz, guys. Let's
Speaker 3: leaving them as to the buzz guy. Let's go from
Speaker 3: Catatonic Pete, Trisha, good morning.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 13: How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm going, Trish and what have you got?
Speaker 13: I'm sorry it's actually trivia trivia being pedantic this morning.
Speaker 3: Please be pedantic trivia. Yes, lovely and what a lovely name.
Speaker 3: Very unique name. I never heard that name before. Have
Speaker 3: you just a little bit of Trivia's alright, just warming up? Okay?
Speaker 5: If I get so many different versions, that one's so
Speaker 5: and I'll add it to the repertoire.
Speaker 3: Okay, So what's the song.
Speaker 7: I'd have to be Staying alive by the beach? Sorry, bye, Bej's.
Speaker 3: Trivia. Brilliant band, So many great songs. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: And let's go to Christina. Now, Christina Family Band, what
Speaker 3: song would you love to? Hello there, I would love.
Speaker 10: I believe in a thing called love by the Darkness.
Speaker 15: We got the Hawking's brothers.
Speaker 8: And their elder one, Professor Steven Hawkin on drums, Don lail, Yeah, brediant, bad,
Speaker 8: brilliant bad, Love the Darkness.
Speaker 3: That's a great one. Thank you very much. Christina.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the Christian o'kyles show podcast, all.
Speaker 3: Right, kicking off this morn. Then we're looking for your
Speaker 3: falling stories. The producers here, because they're working radio, they
Speaker 3: get it if I say falling. They've got a little
Speaker 3: bit of audio. They found a song fall.
Speaker 4: I was going to go free falling me too.
Speaker 3: I'm stunned. I'm stunned.
Speaker 4: Pretty good.
Speaker 3: It's ready. All we need your stories. This is ready
Speaker 3: for you, guys. You call it and go. Christian, don't
Speaker 3: talk to me about falling. We are ready to go.
Speaker 3: Anthony Christian mind had probably one of the biggest falls
Speaker 3: you can have and survived many years ago. He's fitting
Speaker 3: a TV aerial on a three story building at the
Speaker 3: gable end.
Speaker 4: That's the pointy bit is that.
Speaker 3: The point like the keel or end of the wrong way.
Speaker 3: He was drilling the wall, lost his balance and came
Speaker 3: off the ladders, falling thirty feet. I was underneath at
Speaker 3: the bottom t and I steadied the I tried to
Speaker 3: catch my dad. I didn't manage. He sort of bounced
Speaker 3: off me, but they did at least arrest some speed.
Speaker 3: He hit a tarmac floor. He was left with two
Speaker 3: brain hemorrhages, broken knee camp and he went a kneemic
Speaker 3: through the bruising. The drill hit the floor so hard
Speaker 3: after him. It was eight milimeters solid suil drill. Bit
Speaker 3: is bent to a right angle with such an impact.
Speaker 3: My dad has made of hard stuff. Though after a
Speaker 3: month in a com he came out, was fine, went
Speaker 3: back to work. I went back the next day to
Speaker 3: finish off the job. As it was a family business.
Speaker 3: That's tough. In Christian, I was in the navy talk
Speaker 3: about falling. Two weeks before my wedding, someone left a
Speaker 3: hatch open on board a ship. Can we do a
Speaker 3: phone in one day about hatches? There was a hatch
Speaker 3: open on board ship. I wasn't paying attention and promptly
Speaker 3: fell down. The bottom was a valve missing, and the
Speaker 3: handle part was turned waiting for me. So as I landed,
Speaker 3: the sharp pointy bit went into my shin and penetrated
Speaker 3: my leg quite considerably. Off to the sick bay. I
Speaker 3: thought you'd be off the ship and off the sick bay,
Speaker 3: walked down the aar when I got married with a
Speaker 3: huge limp. All right, so we're looking for your falling stories.
Speaker 1: Falling the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: All right, we're looking for your falling stories. I wait,
Speaker 3: there's more. The radio dream Team out there another one. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we got range, we've got options. We're good to go.
Speaker 3: Bases are loaded, guys nine four one four one O
Speaker 3: four three. You're falling stories, Ray, Good.
Speaker 13: Morning, good morning, how are you all?
Speaker 3: We're good, Ray, and I hope you're having a good
Speaker 3: week so far. So Ray, tell me about your story.
Speaker 13: I fell off the top of the garbage truck. I
Speaker 13: was up there trying to fix the safety switch, and
Speaker 13: when I fell, I hit the ground. Of course, everyone
Speaker 13: comes around. There's a look at me, and they've worked
Speaker 13: my silver brake to tabing me to keep me warm,
Speaker 13: and then they will wander off. Now I'm in the
Speaker 13: middle of a place where garbage is laying everywhere, trucks
Speaker 13: going everywhere. I thought I was going to get run over.
Speaker 4: They're going to put you in the back of the
Speaker 4: garbage trucks.
Speaker 3: Up there in your bakerfoil.
Speaker 13: Right there before. Don't do that because people just drive in.
Speaker 13: The trucks just drove in, and I'm laying under a
Speaker 13: silver piece of blanket garbage.
Speaker 3: What a fool though. All right, Ray, thank you very much. Wray,
Speaker 3: have a good day, Have a good day. Cheers Rape. Daniel,
Speaker 3: good morning, Well Christian, how are you going? Yeah, I'm good, Daniel.
Speaker 3: So your falling story.
Speaker 17: So we went away on a bit of a boys
Speaker 17: trip one weekend, and we had a few girls with
Speaker 17: us and a few beerbies and stuff like that, and
Speaker 17: we went fishing and decided this sort of show off
Speaker 17: a little bit and slipped thirty meters down on the embankment,
Speaker 17: going all the way down to the bottom through a massive,
Speaker 17: big BlackBerry uh Jason, And spent the rest of the
Speaker 17: night on my stomach with the girls picking BlackBerry forms
Speaker 17: out of my back with.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that sounds absolute agony. Yees, terrible, Wow
Speaker 3: rough Daniel, thank you very much, Kirl. Let's go to Anne, Marie.
Speaker 7: Good morning, guys.
Speaker 5: How are you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're good and Marie? Did you fall?
Speaker 7: Yes? I did. I had left work and I entered
Speaker 7: some stairs to go to the under underground car parts
Speaker 7: to my car, and I slipped on something and went
Speaker 7: head first down the stairs.
Speaker 13: I broke.
Speaker 7: I dissicated my shoulder, fractured my humorous bone, tore the
Speaker 7: lining from twelve till three into the tendons off the bone.
Speaker 3: Twelve two three at the bottom there.
Speaker 7: Or twelve three, Yeah, the ligament, the lining in them.
Speaker 3: There's a lining in that, I can tell you in
Speaker 3: your arm. I didn't know there was a lining twelve
Speaker 3: to three. This sounds that basically, you're a mess at
Speaker 3: the bottom of the stairs.
Speaker 7: Yes, and got up and drove myself to hospital.
Speaker 3: Country to.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Marilyn, good morning. What's your story for us? Oh?
Speaker 14: Good morning. I've got a couple of story where I
Speaker 14: fell over twice within ten days. First seeing I fell
Speaker 14: over my puppy, went to the doctor, and three days
Speaker 14: later and found I had a broken arm. Went with
Speaker 14: a broken arm and rode my bike in the city
Speaker 14: to help my son sleep, carrying water for him, and
Speaker 14: went head over the handlebars and ended up in hospital
Speaker 14: with two broken arms.
Speaker 3: Oh my, what a what a run you were having?
Speaker 3: I mean, can we just rewind it? So the puppy
Speaker 3: trips you over and you break your arm, that's it.
Speaker 3: That you with a broken arm is the best person
Speaker 3: to come along on a bike water and handing water
Speaker 3: with your good arm. Of course, so already this is
Speaker 3: a tab an idea, just waiting for another disaster.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: So were you that person that you have to seeing movies?
Speaker 3: Were you're like a cast with both your arms permanently
Speaker 3: out there, like you're just desperate for hug.
Speaker 14: Something like that? Yeah, it was pretty funny. I mean, no,
Speaker 14: it wasn't funny walking around the two broken arms, but
Speaker 14: you know, it's some Yeah, that's how it happened.
Speaker 3: So what did you have to get someone like that
Speaker 3: to dress you every day, that must be a.
Speaker 14: Night man pretty much. Yeah, that was it. My left
Speaker 14: arm wasn't quite as bad as a rider, so I
Speaker 14: could do the personal care stuff, but I couldn't dress
Speaker 14: myself or wash myself. My daughter had to help me
Speaker 14: with all those things.
Speaker 13: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Man a very polite way, I refering to personal care
Speaker 3: stuff as well. I like that. Thank you, Marilyn. Thank
Speaker 3: you very much. You cool mate. Take care?
Speaker 14: Thank you? Okay, thanks well.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Custom Mind bax to when you were sixteenth, right when
Speaker 3: you were sixteen, do you remember what you wanted? I
Speaker 3: wanted a motorbike in the UK at sixteen. And this
Speaker 3: is a crazy idea. They let sixteen year olds many boys,
Speaker 3: and you are a boy, you know, a young man
Speaker 3: at sixteen. You are a boy on a motorbike. Now
Speaker 3: it's a fifty cc motorbike, all right, but fifty cc
Speaker 3: means you've got at about sixty five ks. Now it's
Speaker 3: two speed. Too dangerous for a young boy anyway. That's
Speaker 3: what I wanted to chip in half and I got one.
Speaker 3: I thought, I basically thought, was that easy rider? Mean
Speaker 3: about six of my mates. We would all go out
Speaker 3: and the noise these things made. You could drill a
Speaker 3: hole in a certain part of the exhaust so it
Speaker 3: would get another like five k on it, but the
Speaker 3: noise was like e So we would just make all
Speaker 3: this noise going around. So anyway, my daughter was turning
Speaker 3: sixteen that my youngest one, Lois, and I said to her,
Speaker 3: I need some idea of what you want for your
Speaker 3: birthday next month. Now some idea intonates singular, doesn't it?
Speaker 3: Some idea? There's some ideas, some idea. Next day I
Speaker 3: get an email, first time I've ever had an email
Speaker 3: from my daughter, very formal. She said, Hey, Dad, I
Speaker 3: know you love me. Take a look at this, doesn't
Speaker 3: see ce Mummy goes for a soft touch. It's a
Speaker 3: PowerPoint slide of sixteen slice or potential gift ideas. So
Speaker 3: I think someone puts down for a wedding right for
Speaker 3: a wedding slide fifteen of sixteen is her bikini size
Speaker 3: with in big letters surprise me, Oh, I surprise you
Speaker 3: with none of this. How about a vernal presentation of
Speaker 3: how much money I've invested in you your prime education
Speaker 3: over the years and end of slide show.
Speaker 4: That's it sixteen things you should already be grateful for.
Speaker 3: I mean the kudos for the lie I was part
Speaker 3: of me was like the boldness if I went to
Speaker 3: my dad technology want that he would I wouldn't even
Speaker 3: bother going with a slide show. But also the boldness
Speaker 3: of actually risking to say, hey, you wanted an idea
Speaker 3: sixteen slightest And there's all these links to click through
Speaker 3: to go to the right page to order this stuff.
Speaker 3: It must have taken ages to put together. Did you
Speaker 3: see it, Pats?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I think it grows. It shows great maturity to be honest.
Speaker 6: I think she's done a lot of research and it's like,
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 3: She's low schoolwork turns of research that has gone into it.
Speaker 6: I mean, who knows what she wants? And I love that.
Speaker 3: Sixteen slides what she wants? What did you? What do
Speaker 3: you guys want? When you were sixteen? So it was
Speaker 3: a motorbike for.
Speaker 4: Me, I wanted an electric guitar and it was mostly
Speaker 4: about the image as well, you having the easy rider aage.
Speaker 4: I had just watched the movie Almost Famous, Oh Not.
Speaker 4: It was coming up to my year nine camp and
Speaker 4: I had this picture of me coming off the school
Speaker 4: bus holding my electric guitar case in the same way
Speaker 4: that the band comes off the private jets in almost famous.
Speaker 3: The long hairs blowing in the wind.
Speaker 4: But I had to wait till my birthday. The camp
Speaker 4: was in July. My birthday was in November. I was like,
Speaker 4: please let me have it early. You don't know how
Speaker 4: important it is. I walk off this bus.
Speaker 3: With the electric about that scene. Did you get it?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: I got I got on my birthday.
Speaker 3: Didn't get to do the walk off the What did
Speaker 3: you want to six?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 6: Mine looks pretty dorky.
Speaker 3: Let me get the typewriter do the new My god, it.
Speaker 6: Was no, I'm not I want to murder, she wrote.
Speaker 6: I look like a loser, but I here you do.
Speaker 6: I desperately want to just doing that.
Speaker 3: At sixteen eight o'clock.
Speaker 6: I was doing it then, but looking not just any typewriter.
Speaker 6: I wanted an IBM type.
Speaker 3: All of those. That's one of the early electric ones.
Speaker 6: We had them at school.
Speaker 3: They were a bit.
Speaker 6: I would still get one if I saw it in
Speaker 6: a garage sale. Now, if anyone's got one.
Speaker 3: Let's do the news for us microprocessor.
Speaker 6: It was great, but that was on my least that's
Speaker 6: a bit said.
Speaker 4: Did you get it? No, never got it.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: This week on the show, we've been hearing these extraordinary
Speaker 3: they really are. They're extraordinary stories of hope and survival
Speaker 3: of your cancer journeys. We're doing this for Cancer Counsel
Speaker 3: Victoria because sadly, one in two of us will have
Speaker 3: a cancer diagnosis and that is too many. Let's change
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Speaker 3: saving cancer research. So we stayed. This week, we've been
Speaker 3: hearing a story of hope. Sometimes you're hearing stories about
Speaker 3: what helped people and they want to thank people and
Speaker 3: dedicate a song for them. And also so many stories
Speaker 3: we've heard this week start with Patsy's on Monday of
Speaker 3: actually in a horrendous situation what it actually gave you
Speaker 3: for what it took away, what it gave you a
Speaker 3: lesson or something from it that's changed your life the
Speaker 3: other side of it. This story is another amazing one.
Speaker 3: It's from Linda Lomer. She's forty three and at the
Speaker 3: age of twenty four, Linda was diagnosed with a very
Speaker 3: rare form of pancreatic cancer that only occurs in females.
Speaker 3: In the early twenties.
Speaker 18: When I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, my specialist told
Speaker 18: me not to google pancreatic cancer. Thank god I didn't,
Speaker 18: because prognosis is poor and there's only a five percent
Speaker 18: survival rate for more than five years. I had to
Speaker 18: have surgery to remove it. Your pancreas is well into
Speaker 18: your body, so it's pretty much close to your spine.
Speaker 18: So in order to get to it, they had to
Speaker 18: take out all my organs, pack them with ice, and
Speaker 18: get to my pancreas and remove the tumor. And then
Speaker 18: once all the tumor was removed, they put everything back
Speaker 18: together and stitched me up. I was in hospital for
Speaker 18: three weeks. I was in intensive care for the first week.
Speaker 18: It was pretty pretty hard. Mum and Dad were there
Speaker 18: every day, My sister was there every day. Husband was
Speaker 18: there every day. One person that really sticks out was
Speaker 18: a nurse at Peter Mack. Her name was Claire. She
Speaker 18: was beautiful. She would come in and she would wash
Speaker 18: my hair for me, and she was just amazing. I'm
Speaker 18: grateful for the people that I've met along the way.
Speaker 18: You know, the amazing bond I have with my sister
Speaker 18: and her husband, being able to live life and enjoy
Speaker 18: it and do things that unfortunately many people don't get
Speaker 18: to do. It blows my mind. I don't know anyone
Speaker 18: that suvied pancretic cancer, and I probably know about ten
Speaker 18: people that have had. If I had to tell anyone
Speaker 18: what I'd learned from my experience, it would be to
Speaker 18: trust your instincts, know your body. If you feel like
Speaker 18: that something's not right, go and get checked out. If
Speaker 18: you're not satisfied with what you've been told, seek alternative advice.
Speaker 18: The best thing you could do is demand answers before
Speaker 18: it's too late.
Speaker 3: And what a lovely side story as well about the
Speaker 3: amazing work I hear from so many about the staff
Speaker 3: that Peter Mack do is incredible call of weeks ago
Speaker 3: as asked to do something for some of the teams there,
Speaker 3: and they are under so much pressure right now. You know.
Speaker 3: We hear about people having burn out a lot. They're
Speaker 3: under so much pressure right now, huge strange them. So
Speaker 3: to hear that lovely nurse, whoever you are, do you
Speaker 3: want to know what that is? Claire at Peter Mack,
Speaker 3: just that simple, lovely, small act of kindness washing somebody's
Speaker 3: hair in a tough situation. Thank you very much all
Speaker 3: the stories. If you've got any more Christian at Christian
Speaker 3: O'Connell dot com dot au.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Carl a brighter you're listening to the Christian
Speaker 2: o'carl show podcast.
Speaker 3: My wife got a phone call yesterday from one of
Speaker 3: our more mature neighbors and she couldn't turn off some
Speaker 3: kind of alarm that was going off very noisily on
Speaker 3: her oven. So my wife goes to Reddit phrase I'll
Speaker 3: send my husband christians here, I'll send him around And
Speaker 3: I'm like, what don't do that? Gave an actual grown up?
Speaker 3: What the hell am I going to do? Hear my wife,
Speaker 3: I don't know how to turn an alarm off for
Speaker 3: that old lady's.
Speaker 4: Oven, especially other equipment that's not your own. I have
Speaker 4: to run your own house, but to go in an
Speaker 4: unknown piece of equipment anyway, My wife goes.
Speaker 3: Get around there now. She was speaking to her aerrwan child,
Speaker 3: get around the now, okay. So I beat around there.
Speaker 3: She's I'm very sorry for disturbing you. I just can't
Speaker 3: feel so embarrassed. No, no, no, it's Okay, I'm looking at
Speaker 3: this thing and it's making this awful noise. You know
Speaker 3: what life now is surrounded by these alarms of things
Speaker 3: going off. If you've got like an alarm on, you're
Speaker 3: like your washing machine goes off, really needy and empty, empty. Yeah,
Speaker 3: everything you're when you're parking your car now those beepers. Anyway,
Speaker 3: this thing's going off, and it's so hard. I was
Speaker 3: finding it very hard to concentrate because there was this
Speaker 3: strange alarm going off every couple of seconds. I was
Speaker 3: trying to think what to do, and I was like
Speaker 3: she was watching me as well. When someone's watching it,
Speaker 3: you think this is really too much pressure. All I
Speaker 3: start to do is this, and then I'm twisting the
Speaker 3: various sort of settings, like that's the temperature one. I
Speaker 3: gave you three of the temperature ones, like this is
Speaker 3: a well known hat three to left, eight to right habit.
Speaker 4: That always works cracking a safe.
Speaker 3: Yes, And so I even at one point got up
Speaker 3: to it and rattled you know, the old Ratley rattler
Speaker 3: sometimes that rattles something like confuse into place. Nothing. This
Speaker 3: thing's thrown off, and she's now looking really really upset
Speaker 3: that the only hope is me as well. I'm now
Speaker 3: starting to sweat, and I'm like, I can't leave this
Speaker 3: old lady in this thing. I need to. In the end,
Speaker 3: what I did to try and turn it off was
Speaker 3: I worked out where the main supply was right and
Speaker 3: just said I said to her, I feel so bad,
Speaker 3: leave it for an hour.
Speaker 17: For all I know.
Speaker 3: She still sat with that off and off. I said,
Speaker 3: leave for an hour. We're going to do but it
Speaker 3: stopped the noise. I was hired with one job.
Speaker 4: She pulled the plug out.
Speaker 3: That's the matter, she said, turn the alarm off. Alarm
Speaker 3: turned off.
Speaker 4: This is perfect. It will never be again. You just
Speaker 4: can't use it as you're.
Speaker 3: Going to have to move out of this house now, okay,
Speaker 3: old lady, So this morning I want to know I
Speaker 3: couldn't turn it off. What story have you got when
Speaker 3: you couldn't turn something off? And many years ago, when
Speaker 3: I was a teenager, we moved into a new house
Speaker 3: and my dad wanted to grow some vege and stuff
Speaker 3: like that, which he did do was tasted disgusting in
Speaker 3: the garden. So we hired this rotary tiller the soil. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so he had to go and hire it. He didn't
Speaker 3: know how to use it, okay, And so it was
Speaker 3: like one thing, you know, the old you pull that
Speaker 3: rip cord, bigger, Yeah, but this thing happened blaze and
Speaker 3: it basically chued up the ground. Okay, So my dad
Speaker 3: obviously thought we just ripped that to start it. Do
Speaker 3: you even think, well, how are you going to stop
Speaker 3: this thing? Once he got going, it moved you, right,
Speaker 3: You weren't moving it because it has one job just
Speaker 3: to to joochoo choo choo choo, and you steer it.
Speaker 3: And then when you want it not to chew too
Speaker 3: choo choo choo, you press some much which my dad
Speaker 3: hadn't wanted to look at. Right, So it started next thing,
Speaker 3: I know, this whole noise. So Chris, this thing is
Speaker 3: going like he's he can't, there's no more soil, it's
Speaker 3: all been done. He now panics, and it's a big
Speaker 3: old thing to stick. It cracks into the neighbor's fence,
Speaker 3: and Dad's now chewing out the neighbor's God and I
Speaker 3: then run along sign and now trying to work out
Speaker 3: where do I put my finger to try and turn
Speaker 3: this beast out beast off. Another fence panel got taken out.
Speaker 1: The Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian, what couldn't I turn off? I couldn't turn off?
Speaker 3: An adult movie where my fiance surprised me one day.
Speaker 3: I was like a stunned by the headlights. I bet
Speaker 3: you were, I bet you were, Sir. Someone's hacked it.
Speaker 3: This must be the off to state to breach, all right,
Speaker 3: So what couldn't you turn off? Nine four one four
Speaker 3: one o four three? Just into a good morning?
Speaker 15: Good morning, Christian co how are.
Speaker 3: You just into? What didn't you turn off?
Speaker 15: This is a famous story in our family. So it happened.
Speaker 19: I've been married to my husband more than twenty years,
Speaker 19: and it happened before we actually met. And it was
Speaker 19: a story that his family told me to warn me
Speaker 19: off because you know, he may be not such a
Speaker 19: good choice.
Speaker 15: So apparently they had a family meal at Sizzler. It's
Speaker 15: not something that's around anymore.
Speaker 19: I don't know.
Speaker 15: You guys know what a sizzler is. You can oh,
Speaker 15: you can eat. Yeah, that's right. So Scottie went up to.
Speaker 19: The dessert bar where there was the soft served ice cream.
Speaker 19: You know, help yourself. So he turned it on, but
Speaker 19: he didn't know how to turn it off, and he
Speaker 19: took like about three bowls worth of ice cream, and
Speaker 19: he didn't know what to do, so he just walked
Speaker 19: away and left the ice cream go.
Speaker 3: It was still churning out delicious teeth based just pouring
Speaker 3: out all over the council of the.
Speaker 15: Foot exactly walked back to the table and they said,
Speaker 15: who's going to clean it up? And he goes on,
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 17: I didn't know what to do.
Speaker 15: I didn't know how to send it off. So we
Speaker 15: still talk about that. You know, Christmas dinner easily gets
Speaker 15: brought up his birthday.
Speaker 3: I think all families have got that one golden oldie,
Speaker 3: haven't they? That story that oldiers gets more and more
Speaker 3: polished like a fine gemstone sent to Thank you very
Speaker 3: much for sharing yours. Thank you, Joe, Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 11: How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good, Joe. What couldn't you turn off?
Speaker 20: When we first bought our first home, my ex husband
Speaker 20: and I did the renovations ourselves. He was very handy,
Speaker 20: and about nine months after read fastering the hallway, we
Speaker 20: could not turn off a constant beep, just spasmodic beep
Speaker 20: that was driving us insane. And after a considerable amount
Speaker 20: of time and losing our minds. I think we started bashing.
Speaker 16: Holes in the past. He put the fire alarm behind the.
Speaker 20: Plaster when he read down the hallway, and the bloody
Speaker 20: thing had run out, run out of batches.
Speaker 3: And only ever go off normally at nighttime, the moment
Speaker 3: you go to sleep, those that beat starts, doesn't it
Speaker 3: the moment the lights go out.
Speaker 4: But I've heard of like pasting over cracks, passing over
Speaker 4: old painted walls, but plastering over a smoke a las.
Speaker 3: They're quite large round things, aren't they.
Speaker 20: And we checked everything, We turned every we smashed every
Speaker 20: It was literally driving us insane.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, that is kept bashing till we found it.
Speaker 3: I can imagine the scenes. Joe, Joe, that's a great story.
Speaker 3: We'll send your price. Where do you want to go?
Speaker 3: Do you want to go and see Crowded House? Or
Speaker 3: you can have Villa Cinema's Gold class double bass up
Speaker 3: to you love to.
Speaker 16: See crewdit House, Big fairs.
Speaker 3: Great? Off to Rod Laverena next month. Enjoy. Thanks Joe,
Speaker 3: that was great. Let's go to Alan.
Speaker 16: Hello are you?
Speaker 3: We're good? Ad? And I hope you won't having a
Speaker 3: good week. Thanks to cool on the show. So what
Speaker 3: couldn't you turn off? Uh?
Speaker 5: Well question in mine's a very embarrassing story.
Speaker 21: I was a young constable driving to a crime scene
Speaker 21: with my partner in the car, and when we got
Speaker 21: to the crime scene with lights and sirens going, I
Speaker 21: couldn't turn the siren off because there was a plastic
Speaker 21: dial and I was to turn it off and he
Speaker 21: actually broke so it was just spinning in it in
Speaker 21: its place. So, I mean, it sounds funny now, but
Speaker 21: I turned up that we turned up the crime scene.
Speaker 21: We're attending to what's going on to detect this turn
Speaker 21: off because it's rather serious.
Speaker 16: And one of the teacher said, who's cana and I
Speaker 16: said it's actually mine. They said turned it off. I
Speaker 16: can't and they said you're gonna have to leave because
Speaker 16: we can't concentrate to leave the crime scene.
Speaker 5: Around days a serious job than this, I don't know
Speaker 5: lock of people serious.
Speaker 16: So I actually drove away and the worst part was
Speaker 16: at the station with all sirens going and people getting
Speaker 16: out of my way. That's an emergency and so we
Speaker 16: got back there and even my safe besides, you can't
Speaker 16: so turned me alive? Turn off? I couldn't turn it off.
Speaker 16: We just couldn't turn it off.
Speaker 5: So we're just two in our ears because it was
Speaker 5: so damn loud and this connect the battery because even
Speaker 5: turned me the car off. Honestly, four hours after them,
Speaker 5: I just could not get this sirens down out my hand.
Speaker 3: And Alan, are you still in the police now?
Speaker 5: No, I'm from the police now.
Speaker 3: Alan, We're going to give you a choice. Surprises too.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Alan, what do you want to go? You can
Speaker 3: go to a credit house or gold double class. What
Speaker 3: would you like?
Speaker 5: Gold double pass will be amazing.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you, Adam, brilliant story, Thank you very
Speaker 3: much well.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: The Awesome. Max Gorn is opening his first restaurant named Motor.
Speaker 3: It's a I'm reading here from the press release. It's
Speaker 3: a fire powered restaurant with a wine bent a fire
Speaker 3: this flame grilled kind of you know, meat.
Speaker 4: Running the lights and stuff off.
Speaker 3: Or is it in a firehouse. It's got a room
Speaker 3: at the back there. I don't know Motor restaurant's name.
Speaker 3: Both say two hundred bottles strong European leaning wine collection
Speaker 3: and signature dishes like a half frozed chicken lapping in
Speaker 3: a French brown chassel source.
Speaker 4: Now, as a d supporter, how do you feel about this?
Speaker 4: Because running a restaurant is a busy.
Speaker 3: I'm good to say it, right. I mean, look, if
Speaker 3: we'd have won the flag again and we were building
Speaker 3: up that dynasty. Sure, running a restaurant is a busy enterprise.
Speaker 3: No one is going, hey, how about you get Brody
Speaker 3: Grundy to come and help out here so I can
Speaker 3: do a couple of shifts at my restaurant. We should
Speaker 3: go along, all right? So today the time waster is food. Celebrities.
Speaker 3: Make a celebrity into a food kick it off, It's
Speaker 3: so obvious. Not Max Pawn, Oh I had Max Corn
Speaker 3: Gold Grounds, Yes, star of forty Towers, John Cheese Gold
Speaker 3: notorious blt. He's a rapper and he's a bacon. Letters
Speaker 3: to my town. Stephen King sized snickers, What is it?
Speaker 3: Stephen King signs Snickers and a little fun ones fun
Speaker 3: ones silver, half the fun but double the funny. Ex.
Speaker 3: Benedict Cumberbatch bust of Limes. He's buster of limes.
Speaker 4: That's gold when I am when I am Silver.
Speaker 3: And Florence and the poutine, Florence and the poutine, Silver
Speaker 3: lovely those chips Jack, what you got their food? Celebrities
Speaker 3: Soup Dog Functional getting laugh from the episode goes up
Speaker 3: to Gold.
Speaker 4: Oh, Iron Man's opened the bakery, Robert Brownie Jr. Silver,
Speaker 4: Red Pitt.
Speaker 3: You're gonna swear a bit more than that, you know, spread.
Speaker 4: Leo, Nacho DiCaprio.
Speaker 3: Now that's god. That's more like it.
Speaker 4: And the greatest soccer player of all time Peals No Penny.
Speaker 3: No Rons Bronz. Are you ending on that one?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 4: What else have I got?
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Speaker 3: Let's talk about tomorrow's show Friday today, Yes, all right,
Speaker 3: tomorrow's show today. So many great stories we moved on,
Speaker 3: but we will be moving back into it tomorrow because
Speaker 3: they weren't incredible. Alan as a police constable who couldn't
Speaker 3: turn off the siren of his own police car. I
Speaker 3: couldn't turn it off. If you have any more stories
Speaker 3: of those, we want to go back in tomorrow. The
Speaker 3: soft serve machine that wouldn't be turned off, we want
Speaker 3: more of these tomorrow. I couldn't turn it off. Things
Speaker 3: you've named, we heard an amazing story about a young brother.
Speaker 3: It's electrocute on a fence. It's now known as oh
Speaker 3: shit corner, that part of a field they named it.
Speaker 3: Sometimes we do this in life. You have names for things.
Speaker 3: What have you named? And it's Friday before I tell
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Speaker 3: We're all in a different mood. You might feel like,
Speaker 3: I'm not sure about that. That's because you're in a
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Speaker 3: you really doing this? First week back? All right? So
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