Speaker 1: Quest. Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 2: Good morning Jack, Come morning guys, Come on, Patsy morning.
Speaker 2: So Jack, this time yesterday in the show, you were
Speaker 2: working out whether or not to take your almost two
Speaker 2: year old son to Hillsville to see the animals there.
Speaker 3: We did the drive yesterday afternoon, hot day. It's a
Speaker 3: great place. They're doing a great job. They're all about
Speaker 3: conservation up there at Hillsfield Century.
Speaker 2: They're looking after the someone's coming in straight with the
Speaker 2: someone's softening us up here, Patsy.
Speaker 3: The only problem is when you go afternoon where it's
Speaker 3: really sunny, the sun's beating down on you. All the animals.
Speaker 2: Why do we hear in, Patsy, But they have a
Speaker 2: lunch break, the animals.
Speaker 3: They're all hiding in the shade. Yeah, no, good on them.
Speaker 2: They got to them. Shout out to mammals.
Speaker 3: They have to do what's right for them.
Speaker 2: They do. Yeah, but that's not what you said yesterday.
Speaker 2: Just give them a nudge with that stick. Chuck a
Speaker 2: banana the other side by us.
Speaker 3: So it was it was sunny, it was a hot day.
Speaker 3: They were hiding away. I could see them with biegle eyes.
Speaker 3: But Gordy with his two he couldn't really see them.
Speaker 3: We saw. What he was getting more excited about was
Speaker 3: the statues of like the emu or the kangaroo that
Speaker 3: they put me in.
Speaker 4: This wasn't a total loss.
Speaker 3: Then, No, No, he had a lot of fun. The
Speaker 3: sad thing about what Hillsfield does and it's all native animals.
Speaker 3: So kangaroo's callers. Because my son, what do you want?
Speaker 2: Chuck in a Chinese pan or something? It kill you
Speaker 2: out here, guys, I mean, open this up. It's an
Speaker 2: Atlas peck a roundo in country here. We've landed on Venezuela.
Speaker 2: Go get something for my son here.
Speaker 3: You've never met a boy who loves cows more than
Speaker 3: my son. He's talking about cows all the time we're
Speaker 3: doing it.
Speaker 2: So what is it? What does it come from? Is
Speaker 2: he watching someone on TV?
Speaker 3: Yes? YouTube?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: After this, let me find this terrible song that's about
Speaker 3: five fat cows and we watch it every single day.
Speaker 2: Do you find of interesting? How they just they have
Speaker 2: these obsessions kids at a very young Where does that
Speaker 2: come from? You're not farmers or anything.
Speaker 3: Yes, If we accidentally leave the TV remote in a
Speaker 3: place that he can reach. He'll grab the remote, come
Speaker 3: to us and say, five cows. Five cows.
Speaker 2: My god, it's so cute.
Speaker 3: So he's having a cow then birthday in a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks time. He loves cows. I was trying to
Speaker 3: get him excited for kangaroos koalas yesterday, but all he
Speaker 3: wanted to see was cows. God, do you want to
Speaker 3: see the kangaroos?
Speaker 6: Cow?
Speaker 3: What about koalas?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 3: What about kangaroos?
Speaker 8: How just a cow?
Speaker 2: Do you know? I can always feel the warm breath
Speaker 2: on my ear, you know whether that age there? They're sweaty,
Speaker 2: aren't they clammy? Especially in the afternoon. They need their
Speaker 2: little doze afterwaters. Did he doze all the way out there?
Speaker 3: He was perfect because he slept on the way out.
Speaker 3: Long drive out there, but it means he had the
Speaker 3: energy when we got there. But he just animal after animal.
Speaker 3: He wasn't really seeing what he wanted to say.
Speaker 2: It's not budget.
Speaker 3: What do you want to see next?
Speaker 7: Caw?
Speaker 3: I don't think they have cowns here? Yeah, they don't
Speaker 3: have disappointment. That's a tree kangaroo.
Speaker 2: Now. I had to listen to the full audio and
Speaker 2: there's some other bitsiness where he really loses his head,
Speaker 2: doesn't he Have you heard this.
Speaker 3: Since you're here? I can't. I can't remember that.
Speaker 2: You must you must have just let it go. This
Speaker 2: is unbelievable parts.
Speaker 3: What do you want to see next? I don't think
Speaker 3: I have counts here? What about koalas? Now it's a tree, kangaroo?
Speaker 8: Just a cow?
Speaker 2: Oh god? Where does he get it? When you got
Speaker 2: to blame somebody? Wow? We young God, you take it.
Speaker 2: He loves those cows, okay.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: In the movie Dumb and Dum, there's a bit where
Speaker 2: he says, do you want to hear the most irritating
Speaker 2: sound in the world? Right? Do you want to hear
Speaker 2: those irritating songs in the world. You're not going to
Speaker 2: thank us for this. This will be an earworm? Jack?
Speaker 2: Is this this cow song?
Speaker 3: This is god? He's go to YouTube video. So you're
Speaker 3: you're only going to hear this once. By the way,
Speaker 3: so if you're annoyed, now imagine hearing this every single day.
Speaker 3: This is five cows, five as.
Speaker 1: Cat jumping on the peg.
Speaker 9: One them of can slums head mamad doctor U. This
Speaker 9: can break a soul jumping on the bes?
Speaker 2: Is this in the CAI wants to hear this as well,
Speaker 2: not just in the house, everywhere, every word twenty four hour,
Speaker 2: those those counts and again because they just go again,
Speaker 2: don't they again?
Speaker 9: One them of can slump is head. Mamma.
Speaker 2: This is exactly the same as twelve monkeys jumping on
Speaker 2: the bed. It's a rip off because the doctor gets
Speaker 2: called up.
Speaker 3: Isn't it?
Speaker 2: Because chimps monkeys jumping on the bed. And now they
Speaker 2: just moved the cows on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you thought the monkeys was bad. The cows.
Speaker 2: Are big animals. Patsy, what's going on with you?
Speaker 10: I have this thing that is driving my family crazy.
Speaker 10: They call me the t towel Nazi because when I
Speaker 10: got home yesterday, not one but five tea towels were like,
Speaker 10: very roughly scrambled around the hook that they gone at
Speaker 10: home on at the front of the stove. I think
Speaker 10: a max of two is sufficient when you hang allowed one.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, and Sarah's been away for a couple days. She
Speaker 2: came back yesterday and she was chatting and I could
Speaker 2: see her eyes went to the kitchen surface and she
Speaker 2: went three tetails and the place was spotless. I'd mocked,
Speaker 2: I'd hoove it. It was spotless, right, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: I'd like to have an.
Speaker 3: Abundance of teatails to get a new fresheat. You see,
Speaker 3: you see the one that's dangling there. It's like.
Speaker 2: Tomato and tomatos on that stool. You know, I don't
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 4: We'll put it in the laundry and put a fresh waist,
Speaker 4: wasting all that water.
Speaker 10: No, no, no, and then it has to neatly be
Speaker 10: folded over on the back of itself.
Speaker 2: Does it matter?
Speaker 10: No, It matters a lot because your eyes go directly there,
Speaker 10: and an untidy and dirty kitchen means yucky food.
Speaker 2: We have disagreement, right, my wife says Chris. All I
Speaker 2: need to know is that my mental clarity is linked
Speaker 2: to the kitchen surfaces. So if it's all clean and
Speaker 2: there's no mess on there, I can be okay in
Speaker 2: my mind. Sometimes we're here, my wife outside the car
Speaker 2: and go get get the clothes. There's a spend somewhere.
Speaker 2: Get that bar keeper's friend doesn't expect it's not a budget.
Speaker 2: We need to clean this or she's coming, your mom's coming.
Speaker 2: Then are you seem more scared than we are. She
Speaker 2: can't ground.
Speaker 3: You you're fifty, or she would hate the mental clarity
Speaker 3: of our place.
Speaker 4: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 10: And they're like rumbled like some sort of like they've
Speaker 10: been rolling around on the ground.
Speaker 4: It's ridiculous. One maximum two. If you need more than to.
Speaker 2: Than you have a place where they hung. You haven't
Speaker 2: got those old ladies sort of things where you poke
Speaker 2: in the corner.
Speaker 11: You know what.
Speaker 10: It actually goes across our all life wall oven has
Speaker 10: a rack and that's that's where they go. One maximum
Speaker 10: two if you need more something, how.
Speaker 2: Would you react to this? There? When the teatawels have
Speaker 2: been dried. Now I can't I can't see the point
Speaker 2: in folding them up, shove them in the drawer with
Speaker 2: because you're going to get it and they're going to
Speaker 2: be scrunched.
Speaker 3: Going to be used anywhere.
Speaker 2: To have them in a handy, pre scrunched, deconstructed format,
Speaker 2: now it doesn't mean that draw opens. It's like a
Speaker 2: jack in the box. They always come out. But they
Speaker 2: were like, hey, e use me, pick me no, pick
Speaker 2: me cheef.
Speaker 4: That would do my head in. I couldn't cope with that.
Speaker 4: How do you get the draw closed.
Speaker 2: Kick it. Yeah, they're screening as well, and there's always
Speaker 2: like a hand and get in there, guys.
Speaker 3: But the good thing is then when you open it,
Speaker 3: it's like a toaster going on. There.
Speaker 2: You go try it.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian, good morning, Josh. Here, thanks again. That bloody cow
Speaker 2: song stuck in my head. Now work just what I
Speaker 2: need to this early. You're welcome, Josh, Christian, I asked
Speaker 2: Jacks as Gordon discovered the YouTube channel little baby bum
Speaker 2: They have about fifty thousand different versions of Wills on
Speaker 2: the bus fourteen.
Speaker 3: I recognize these characters. Yeah, these bubbleheaded little kids.
Speaker 2: Yes, he says Christian. I got fifty thousand different versions
Speaker 2: of wheels on the bus fourteen, nine thousand of which
Speaker 2: are singing about something the bus happens to be passing.
Speaker 2: We need to get some of this. My daughter listens
Speaker 2: to this for a long time. Irony is crawel ironies.
Speaker 2: I drive buses for a living. They have to come
Speaker 2: home and sing a bloody song about great Thank you
Speaker 2: very much for your email mote. All right, we need
Speaker 2: your help this morning. This is a game actually that
Speaker 2: was kind of started by you. Guys, yesterday we're talking
Speaker 2: about this two thousand and two beautiful beloved Holden commodore
Speaker 2: we're having renovated at the moment, and then you can
Speaker 2: find out net on today's show how we're actually going
Speaker 2: to be giving this way. It's going to look amazing
Speaker 2: A golden a golden Holden from two thousand and two.
Speaker 2: It is in quite an ungolden state at the moment,
Speaker 2: needs about twenty to thirty thousand donor's worth of work
Speaker 2: done to it. But anyway, that's all being taken care
Speaker 2: of behind the scenes, so I know behind the curtain
Speaker 2: you don't need to worry about it. We need, though,
Speaker 2: for a beautiful car like this, it should have an
Speaker 2: amazing red show. That's like a great piece of artwork.
Speaker 2: It has the title underneath, doesn't it the credits? It
Speaker 2: needs to have that right. Yesterday we were trying lots
Speaker 2: of different sort of mixers on the six letters that
Speaker 2: you can get, but we can't get what we want
Speaker 2: at the moment, golden holed, and we can't. We tried
Speaker 2: various ways to crunch it. A lot of the.
Speaker 3: Popular ones are taken. But I'm on the site right now.
Speaker 3: I can kie him in and instantly we can know
Speaker 3: if it's available.
Speaker 2: Nata's emailed us Christ and I heard about Jack andmbants
Speaker 2: yesterday on the show talking about how much money there
Speaker 2: is in buying and trading red Sho's. Yeah, do you
Speaker 2: talk about the number one is ten million, ten million dollars.
Speaker 2: My dad went through a phase of and we now
Speaker 2: go to inverted commerce, investing in personalized number plates, thinking
Speaker 2: he would get a good returning years to come, Blood
Speaker 2: fl zm ZM are just a few that I vaguely recall.
Speaker 3: It's not really the number one.
Speaker 2: In two thousand and two, I turned eighteen and got
Speaker 2: my first car, and he'd got me and he had
Speaker 2: in me as a present, boy toy plates.
Speaker 12: We've got a photo that's so bad awful the boy
Speaker 12: spelled b O.
Speaker 2: I t o. This is not becoming of a father.
Speaker 2: I no DABT should ever judge, but I judge you father.
Speaker 2: That is bad Nat. That is shocking boy toy who
Speaker 2: could do that? Anyway? I refuse to put on my
Speaker 2: Suzuki Sierra. Nat, thank you very much your email. Okay,
Speaker 2: Jackie boy, what about I won it? I won it?
Speaker 2: That's a great one.
Speaker 3: Not available?
Speaker 2: Okay, Christian What about this has come from Nick goat
Speaker 2: l D combination of goat and gold. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's easier. Sometimes it's a surrender.
Speaker 3: It's available because in front of me it looks like
Speaker 3: goat load.
Speaker 2: What about boy toy?
Speaker 3: We get that boy unavailable?
Speaker 2: Let's just get by toy from that status. He still
Speaker 2: got this nat my one oh four three bit but available.
Speaker 2: Go go l D like the go go mobile advert.
Speaker 12: Unavailable g l D one oh four available.
Speaker 2: It's too confusing. You've glanced at that, you think it's Queensland.
Speaker 2: What about gold for you?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I like that, like that. That's good. But it's good
Speaker 2: the available if you're a jeweler, if you're a juna,
Speaker 2: why have you got that? What about g l D
Speaker 2: w n R. Put it all together? What have you got?
Speaker 2: Gold winner? Called to marry Anne? Brackets or are available?
Speaker 2: I've checked research. Here is live, he's the.
Speaker 3: Available.
Speaker 2: I'm going from erin g l D one oh four.
Speaker 2: We started yesterday. But thanks for taking Carlin brighter.
Speaker 1: No, you're listening to the Christian O Carl Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Lots of you trying to let
Speaker 2: us know what various combinations we could do for our
Speaker 2: golden holden. The one of you is going to win.
Speaker 2: It's been restored at the moment from two thousand and two.
Speaker 2: We're going to totally make this car a two thousands car.
Speaker 2: We've got the crook Lot, We've got the fluffyed ice,
Speaker 2: Lambs will steering. Weat cover five CD multi changer in
Speaker 2: the boot ken Wood, Christian, what about Golden one g
Speaker 2: O l D one Golden One, thank you Xavier.
Speaker 3: Xavier not available?
Speaker 2: Ah, this was a group from Ross Freebie like that.
Speaker 2: That is funny, Big reactions studio there Ross not available, Ah, Christian.
Speaker 2: If Jackson Gordon loves counsel much. There's a great freshwater
Speaker 2: creek near Geelong called Roaming Ranch. They have cows and
Speaker 2: baby cows. Jack's able to pay and possibly get gooded
Speaker 2: to sit on them.
Speaker 3: What we need people send us to a farm that
Speaker 3: forget the name of on the way to Philip Island.
Speaker 3: The problem was these all brown cows. He needs the
Speaker 3: crowd he needs and white.
Speaker 2: I believe are those Freezians.
Speaker 4: I think they are Freezings Freezians. I think what about
Speaker 4: Collingwood Children's farm? He can actually milk a cow?
Speaker 2: There you can milk a care you.
Speaker 4: Can milk a cow.
Speaker 2: Wow, there we go right on door step. But it
Speaker 2: is Colinwood. Christian. I've got some another plays for you.
Speaker 2: I have no idea whether available. Don't worry, Jack will
Speaker 2: do that for you. Daniel, what about these golden what
Speaker 2: is it? G H? Well it's g and then holden
Speaker 2: golden go holdenable. He's put in here brackets a bit obvious,
Speaker 2: and then he's got this one. His word's not mine.
Speaker 2: This one is a cunning play on the periodic table
Speaker 2: with the au being gold, so G A U D
Speaker 2: E and it getting still on this theme of Gordon.
Speaker 3: It does look like ali golden fans. That is available, though,
Speaker 3: if we want to go clever.
Speaker 2: Christian, what about money pit n N Y P I T.
Speaker 2: That is funny from Mark Brooks. Not available? That should
Speaker 2: have been the one of the those great Christian I
Speaker 2: was catching up with yesterday show on the podcast how
Speaker 2: are you looking for personalized red shoe's for this? Hold?
Speaker 2: And what about f M one O four three where
Speaker 2: the O is the letter on a gold background, apparently
Speaker 2: saying it's available Jack.
Speaker 3: This not available in Victoria. I don't know where he's
Speaker 3: looking that at Look. I mean I can see a
Speaker 3: picture of it, but.
Speaker 2: Are you sure you're getting the O combination right? Zero?
Speaker 3: Look that's with a zero. This combo is unavailable?
Speaker 2: About no? I think he meant to know it's to
Speaker 2: try FM again, an oscar.
Speaker 3: I'm an idiot available.
Speaker 2: This could be the one with the gold finish. I
Speaker 2: like it. Yeah, Contender content got some more. We have
Speaker 2: a new twenty four hour phone number where you can
Speaker 2: just leave a message whenever you want during the show,
Speaker 2: during the day and evening. Thirteen hundred cool oc got
Speaker 2: someone's hair That wire coming overnight? Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Everyone has been doing these as well. There are loads
Speaker 2: of them. Let's have listen to this one.
Speaker 9: Hi, Christian and team.
Speaker 1: How about g l d N FM. So a bit
Speaker 1: of Golden FM if.
Speaker 3: You will, don't mind if we do available?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Contenders far with FM? Oh wellow four point three?
Speaker 2: What about this good money?
Speaker 13: I have a registration idea gold Digger.
Speaker 14: Not sure runs the configuration or work on it and
Speaker 14: maybe touch base again later?
Speaker 7: Thanks?
Speaker 2: Bye, She's she leaves another one.
Speaker 7: Hey, Hey it's Megan.
Speaker 14: I've got another idea love gold LUVGLD. I think I
Speaker 14: prefer this one. Let me know what you think.
Speaker 2: I love this. Thank you very much. We're always just
Speaker 2: workshopping on the show.
Speaker 3: Love Gold is available.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what about gold Digger g LD.
Speaker 12: Maybe dgr dgr is not available?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for your brains this morning. Trying
Speaker 2: to work out what the personalized regio should be for
Speaker 2: our Golden Hold and the Commodore from two thousand and
Speaker 2: two that are having restored at the moment, and that
Speaker 2: should be in capital for that word. You're talking about
Speaker 2: twenty to thirty thousand dollars worth of when is it
Speaker 2: actually just becoming a complete rebuilder, not a restoration. Restoration
Speaker 2: sort of means a light dusting off, doesn't it. This
Speaker 2: is so much like respray. It's going to look amazing
Speaker 2: when you win this over the next week or so.
Speaker 2: But we need for such a car that's going to
Speaker 2: look amazing, it needs a great red Joe as well.
Speaker 2: It's just like the cherry on top of the cake. John. Hello, Hello, John,
Speaker 2: and John what hello mate, Welcome to the show. And
Speaker 2: what do you think the red Joe should be? John?
Speaker 15: I was cruising over a few of the things and
Speaker 15: everyone was sort of combining the gold and the holding
Speaker 15: and everything like that, and I just sort of thought, well,
Speaker 15: maybe we should just keep a simple and have Brecky
Speaker 15: with a double K.
Speaker 2: It's memorable, isn't it. You look at it. It would
Speaker 2: turn head seeing it. Then they see the cards. But
Speaker 2: it's actually a very good idea.
Speaker 3: Brecky Brecky not available with the double K.
Speaker 15: I was thinking maybe they had the option of c
Speaker 15: K for Brecky.
Speaker 7: B A c K.
Speaker 2: Then he might think it's one of these hybrid Australian
Speaker 2: names for women, you know, and it's Rebecca and Becky.
Speaker 3: It's nice to meet you, Becky. No Brecky is available
Speaker 3: b R E A K y.
Speaker 2: What about b R E K.
Speaker 3: I complicated available though?
Speaker 2: See there you go. No one's got that one. John
Speaker 2: nice thinking, Thank you very much. It's going to Rachel.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Rachel, Good morning guys. How are we We're going.
Speaker 2: To have your well as well, Rachel? What do you reckon?
Speaker 2: What should we put on the red Joe.
Speaker 7: Oh, I was thinking of putting a different spin on
Speaker 7: it and having your initials so c JP and then
Speaker 7: one O.
Speaker 1: Four to cryptic.
Speaker 2: I'm confused, who is c JP?
Speaker 3: Is that Christian Jack.
Speaker 2: Listen. If we don't get it now on the road,
Speaker 2: I'm not sure, but I like the thinking and.
Speaker 3: Not available, It's gone c J one four.
Speaker 2: Right, bizarre, Rachel, thank you, thank you, Rachel.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 2: Tamira, Tamika, Tamika, Tamira to you are Yes, good morning, welcome,
Speaker 2: good morning, good morning, Tamika. Yes, lovely. And what should
Speaker 2: the regio be?
Speaker 16: I suggested golden for golden obviously, but then from holden golden.
Speaker 3: Yeah, golden, No one of the literally the first one.
Speaker 3: I tried, Yeah, that's gone.
Speaker 2: He's had enough his fingers with her now he said, yeah,
Speaker 2: we had yesterday team waste. Even using this service, we
Speaker 2: got more of the name, to be honest, and the
Speaker 2: payoff wasn't worth it. Who we got here? Cheryl?
Speaker 1: Hey?
Speaker 7: Are you going?
Speaker 2: Hello? Cheryl? Morning? Cheryl? All right, Reggo, what are your thoughts?
Speaker 2: What six letters should we have?
Speaker 7: Okay? My husband was actually a DJ and radio and
Speaker 7: he actually has plated with gold FM, and I believe
Speaker 7: they are yellow posted my sister and she said they yellow,
Speaker 7: we gold, and I'm wondering if you would like to
Speaker 7: have them for two hundred and fifty dollars for the car, but.
Speaker 2: In say would you like to have them? And then
Speaker 2: they chuck in them. They were not.
Speaker 7: Having FARSI I mean my husband's legacy. You know, he
Speaker 7: was dec from me. Are there him? When I was
Speaker 7: twenty one, he was thirty two and I was living
Speaker 7: thirty five years and he actually had them on his car?
Speaker 2: Oh did he?
Speaker 7: And they've got gold FM moment?
Speaker 2: So how come that gold FM? Did he work for
Speaker 2: another radio station?
Speaker 7: He worked for radio. He actually did his radio training
Speaker 7: in the nineteen seventies in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Oh no, he went on three.
Speaker 7: AW and he worked for a couple of other stations
Speaker 7: as well. His name was Colin and his name was
Speaker 7: Colin Kellerman. And yeah, I don't want to cry. It
Speaker 7: was my friend.
Speaker 4: That's a beautiful legacy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then why do you want to part with
Speaker 2: the plane? So it's obviously a big part of what
Speaker 2: he loves to do radio?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well it was because like he was the best
Speaker 7: thing in my life that it's something that he wanted
Speaker 7: to do. He wanted to move on. He had a
Speaker 7: mass his stroke and he died over three years ago.
Speaker 7: So yeah, so it's something for him, you know, it
Speaker 7: will be he will live on in a way, if
Speaker 7: you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I do know what you mean. But that is a
Speaker 2: very very sweet thing to offerselves, if you're sure that
Speaker 2: you want to part with him. Though.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I believe that, you know, he would love that,
Speaker 7: having you guys having them. I think that he would
Speaker 7: love that.
Speaker 2: And so where are they now?
Speaker 7: He loves radio, He loves radio.
Speaker 16: He talks radio.
Speaker 7: You know, he's got he's still got at least you know,
Speaker 7: he's recorded stuff from years ago.
Speaker 16: I've got to hear.
Speaker 7: I've got his all of the shits, and you know,
Speaker 7: he's memorabilia. I've got everything that you know when he
Speaker 7: was in radio.
Speaker 6: So yeah, but don't you want to.
Speaker 2: Keep the plates with all that stuff?
Speaker 7: No, No, I think that you guys could probably bear
Speaker 7: used for them, you know what I mean? Because yeah,
Speaker 7: I just think that it's he would probably love that.
Speaker 2: So then Cheryl say, do you know what we're doing
Speaker 2: with this thing at the moment is we're trying to
Speaker 2: get this like a really nice, kind of smart looking,
Speaker 2: eye catching red show to have on.
Speaker 7: This resta and Golden really fantastic. They would be fantastic.
Speaker 7: They would really look good, and they've got gold with him,
Speaker 7: and they're like a yellowy goal and they're hay my ship,
Speaker 7: and they're really high up in my ship. And I
Speaker 7: can't get the kind of you eye, Cheryl.
Speaker 2: Do you know what, if you're happy to, I will
Speaker 2: gladly buy them off you. And I think it would
Speaker 2: be a lovely thing if you want to keep Colin's
Speaker 2: memory alive. This has been a lot of fun for
Speaker 2: us on the show, and we'll be for another week
Speaker 2: or two. I'd love to put them on there if
Speaker 2: you're if you're happy with that, this is the perfect thing.
Speaker 7: Look, I think he would be hysteric. I mean like,
Speaker 7: I'll tell you, but he's sorry. If I've got time,
Speaker 7: just really quickly. He had him on the car one
Speaker 7: day he dropped off to an appointment and I was
Speaker 7: see I went to my appointment and I got back
Speaker 7: in the hat and he said a woman just walked
Speaker 7: up to me and said, oh, thank you God with them,
Speaker 7: you just gave me money. I want money. And he's going,
Speaker 7: I don't work for.
Speaker 1: Gold with him.
Speaker 2: Well, whoever wins the car will have this confusion as well,
Speaker 2: you know, and then'ally going to drive anywhere they want
Speaker 2: in the world.
Speaker 7: It was quite funny actually, and he said that she
Speaker 7: was so scited and she was like, oh, thank you,
Speaker 7: thank you, you gave me money going with him and
Speaker 7: he's like, and I think he took him off the
Speaker 7: car after it.
Speaker 2: Do you want more confusion? Well, listen, Cheryl, we got
Speaker 2: we got to get into the news in a minute.
Speaker 2: But I'd love to have the place and we're buying
Speaker 2: them off you, Okay, Golden Femily is what we wanted
Speaker 2: originally yesterday.
Speaker 7: Thank you, it's fantastic.
Speaker 2: Thanks you generosity. It's a really really lovely thing. And
Speaker 2: I think it'd be the perfect ones to have.
Speaker 7: I think that he would be really happy to see
Speaker 7: them going to a good heart.
Speaker 2: As long as you're happy, then that my absolutely all right.
Speaker 2: Good on you, Cheryl, Thank you very much.
Speaker 7: Thanks Christian, Thanks COLLINGOK.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: This week on the show, we're talking about the first
Speaker 2: m movie you went to see, and we had a
Speaker 2: call from Louise. At the end of the call, she
Speaker 2: told us about a song that had our dad actually
Speaker 2: loved the movie The Life of Brian and right, so
Speaker 2: it's one of the greatest comedies of all time. And
Speaker 2: today I thought it'd be great to find out what
Speaker 2: is the song that reminds you of your mum and dad?
Speaker 13: I went and saw Monte Platon's The Love of Brian
Speaker 13: at the age of ten. We went to the Dane
Speaker 13: Long Driving. My dad loved it so much we bought
Speaker 13: the double final album. He played it on the family
Speaker 13: stereo in the lound room every weekend, on the loudest
Speaker 13: speaker that you could.
Speaker 2: All right, so what is the song that reminds you
Speaker 2: of your mum or dad? Jacqueline is Eta James. At last,
Speaker 2: Mum and Dad meta to dance. This is the last
Speaker 2: dance of the night. I'd asked mom to dance and
Speaker 2: it was love. From then on, Man.
Speaker 8: Has come along.
Speaker 2: We played this last show last year. Beautiful song. This
Speaker 2: is Man for Sarah. It's Ca serrh by Doris Dage.
Speaker 2: Whatever will be Christian. Mum would singer to me to
Speaker 2: help me get to sleep when I was trying this
Speaker 2: accorded to see Okayea Christian Frank Sinatra Moon River. This
Speaker 2: should be an album, hell of an album. There were
Speaker 2: such a man Sais. Dad would croon it to my mum.
Speaker 2: That's lovely install Someday for Liz on the Rise of
Speaker 2: Mom and Dad Sweet count number Neil Diamond, my mom
Speaker 2: loved him. I think all months in their DNA. If
Speaker 2: you look under a microscop it says Diamond, Neil, my
Speaker 2: mom loved him. Any Time I hear this at a wedding,
Speaker 2: it just brings back memories of Mum and I smile.
Speaker 2: That's lovely this, Thanks for sharing that. And then with
Speaker 2: Kenny Rogers the Gambler. Mom and Dad loved a bit
Speaker 2: of Kenny. Only ever come on at midnight when I
Speaker 2: had a couple of drinks. That's me and my house
Speaker 2: is Kenny is a late late in the evening kind
Speaker 2: of let's get some Kenny on Mars. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for that. Well.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian, I'm on the train listen to the show this morning,
Speaker 2: and the song that reminds me is John Denver and
Speaker 2: Lasido Domingo. Not heard of this song John Denver, a
Speaker 2: quite a few of John song didn't know he did
Speaker 2: a collab with Placido Domingo. And I've certainly never heard
Speaker 2: of the song perhaps love Now, I've never had the
Speaker 2: word perhaps perhaps in of love. You don't see that
Speaker 2: greeting card to you. Perhaps love you interested? Yeah, love
Speaker 2: possibly perhaps love. We'll have to dig that out, Matt,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for that. Shania Twain, from this moment, Emily,
Speaker 2: this is the song is my parents' wedding song.
Speaker 4: It's funny that was our wedding song as well.
Speaker 2: From this moment, I didn't know this is your your
Speaker 2: wedding song.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and I think Shania wrote that about their parents
Speaker 10: and their love with each other.
Speaker 11: I think cover it.
Speaker 3: I remember it was this your first dance or.
Speaker 8: What you say, first dance?
Speaker 2: No, Brian Adams, No, Brian Adams.
Speaker 4: No, it's a class. You're a fair than that.
Speaker 2: Chris, he's so later on the evening, Yeah, he's radio.
Speaker 2: Who you got here, Lianne, Good morning, Leanne. What's the
Speaker 2: song that reminds you of mom and dad?
Speaker 6: Morning guys. So the song that reminds me of my
Speaker 6: mum is Nutbush City Limits.
Speaker 2: Mom would get up and do the Nutbush when it
Speaker 2: came on every barbecue, every everywhere, every club.
Speaker 17: She she's she passed.
Speaker 6: Away just over twenty one years ago. And every week
Speaker 6: you take when I die, please play Nutbushy Limits at
Speaker 6: the church. I said, Mom, you can't. She said, I will,
Speaker 6: and you will, otherwise I'll come back to haunt you
Speaker 6: and should.
Speaker 2: Be doing it. They should be doing a ghostly Nutbush.
Speaker 6: She was actually quite a lot younger than her five
Speaker 6: other siblings, as she was adopted, so they were quite
Speaker 6: elderly when she passed away at fifty nine. So here
Speaker 6: I'm in the church with all these old people and.
Speaker 11: Talking yes.
Speaker 6: But then to follow up nicely, we played what a
Speaker 6: Wonderful World, which sort of pacified them a little bit.
Speaker 2: But yeah, and then we had wake as well, something
Speaker 2: for everybody like a funeral DJ and I think you
Speaker 2: oldies at the bank know this one. Play it and
Speaker 2: that's a lovely story. Thank you very much for sharing
Speaker 2: you with us today. Amanda. Good morning, Amanda. What's the
Speaker 2: song that reminds you of mum or dad?
Speaker 14: Good morning? It's Dix's Midnight Runners.
Speaker 6: Come on, Arleen, I have a song.
Speaker 14: Yeah, my mom her name was Eileen, and at every
Speaker 14: single family event they would play it and she would
Speaker 14: get up and dance. She secretly hated it, but it
Speaker 14: was also the song that my dad would only dance
Speaker 14: with her, so it became their song, so he would
Speaker 14: only ever dance to that song. As well, so he
Speaker 14: used to get up as well. So although she claims
Speaker 14: she hated it, she really loved it because that's when
Speaker 14: dad danced with her.
Speaker 2: Oh that's lovely, Carl B.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian O Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 2: We've got some of the awesome John Denver, amazing country
Speaker 2: and Western singer. Didn't know that he'd done a song
Speaker 2: till one of you said this with Lasido Domingo. And
Speaker 2: it's called perhaps love, which was an unusual pairing of
Speaker 2: the word love after the word perhaps. But here's how
Speaker 2: it sounds.
Speaker 8: Perhaps love light full of clans.
Speaker 2: Oh my, did you what they just said? Perhaps love
Speaker 2: is like the ocean, full of conflict and pain.
Speaker 8: Perhaps love light full of clancy, like a fire.
Speaker 2: Tell you what this crap's all over? Ed? Shearing?
Speaker 3: I don't know if that pering is working for me?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, hear it again.
Speaker 1: Perhaps John.
Speaker 2: D sprinkling a pack.
Speaker 3: I think what's happened is he's way louder than John
Speaker 3: dev It almost sounds like they put him outside the.
Speaker 2: Down the road, get him in the car park at
Speaker 2: the studios. We're flipping here Placido from here again.
Speaker 3: It sounds like he's behind the windows.
Speaker 8: John Denver right on the knife.
Speaker 2: Someone shut that window. We need to hear a bit
Speaker 2: more of this. The case is teasingly just that thirty seconds.
Speaker 2: I want to hear Domingo.
Speaker 1: Just open up the Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: I got a slightly longer bit of perhaps love with
Speaker 2: John Denver and Placido Domingo. If you just tuned in,
Speaker 2: I haven't got time to say one plane this she has,
Speaker 2: this works, but when the big bena kicks in, it
Speaker 2: falls apart. It actually sounds like John Denver thought he
Speaker 2: was doing himself and I hadn't You did tell him
Speaker 2: about Plathido Domingo. Wait, no, I thought you were going
Speaker 2: to call him. And he almost must be like looking around,
Speaker 2: going why is he here? And why's he yelling?
Speaker 3: Light does sound like Domingo comes from the back of
Speaker 3: the room, and then he gets slowly closer to the microphone.
Speaker 8: Perhaps loves yours.
Speaker 2: Let's getting louder and he's just warming up. He's going
Speaker 2: to Oh my god, what they can't Denvers, I'm going
Speaker 2: to be blusted on my way home today, though. Thank
Speaker 2: you for letting me know about that, Marie.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: I really need to focus. I've just started to read
Speaker 2: the lyrics of Perhaps Love by John. It's a threadbare
Speaker 2: old song.
Speaker 8: Second verse.
Speaker 2: Perhaps love is like a window, perhaps an open door,
Speaker 2: any of the stuff you want to chuck in a
Speaker 2: mass pair of old shoes, Perhaps lovers like crops.
Speaker 3: That's how like John Denver didn't have a second verse.
Speaker 3: He's just looking around the room a mixing desk.
Speaker 2: Say what you see? All right, So everyone in this show,
Speaker 2: we're all proud loving parents. Right when your kids are babies.
Speaker 2: I think there is a thing biologically kind of you're
Speaker 2: hard wire to fall deeply in love with them because
Speaker 2: they need you. It's a pheromone or hormone that is
Speaker 2: released oxy.
Speaker 3: I think that's the one that the pill problem that
Speaker 3: they haven't in the United States, well maybe out West.
Speaker 2: That's what Parentsy was on.
Speaker 3: Then oxytocin.
Speaker 2: Yes, and it's a connective loving hormone that binds you
Speaker 2: literally to the baby, so you won't leave, you will
Speaker 2: look after them. And so Perry is a is another
Speaker 2: new dad like Jack on the show, and he loves
Speaker 2: his beautiful baby daughter Ceci and Perry you've even gone
Speaker 2: a step further, you've entered your baby into a some
Speaker 2: kind of baby talent show. Yes, they're doing the new.
Speaker 18: Bonds baby Search for the model for their new clothing
Speaker 18: line and the prize is thirty k. I thought I'd
Speaker 18: put my daughter in that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is the this is the thing. And I
Speaker 3: can say this as a new parent as well. I'm
Speaker 3: looking back. Gordy is almost two now, but in that
Speaker 3: first nine months that there is something in your biology
Speaker 3: that makes you think you have the most beautiful, cutest
Speaker 3: baby in the world. Now, I look back at photos
Speaker 3: of Gordy and I think he looked like a bit
Speaker 3: of an alien.
Speaker 2: Like a baby. He's a baby.
Speaker 11: Come.
Speaker 3: And this is not specifically about Perry. This is about
Speaker 3: all new parents.
Speaker 2: Why say it?
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 3: What do you say we think as new parents we
Speaker 3: have the most gorgeous baby in the world, where maybe
Speaker 3: we don't and it's just a regular baby, Perry, My
Speaker 3: daughter is beautiful, I know she is, But is she
Speaker 3: the best baby baby?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 14: Is she?
Speaker 2: And also, then what if you don't win the prize?
Speaker 2: How do you then feel, Parry? This is hard for
Speaker 2: parents and she is a beautiful, growing baby.
Speaker 18: Well, that's going to be a difficult conversation with her
Speaker 18: years down the trutch.
Speaker 2: This is fault, this is fraught with problems, Perry. So
Speaker 2: what do you do? Just submit like a photo or something.
Speaker 2: You just put a photo online? And then would they
Speaker 2: do with the baby? Then they went like a modeling contract.
Speaker 2: They even do baby socks bonds. I've never seen them
Speaker 2: in Wilworst where they've got baby.
Speaker 3: So we Gordy? How much all bond is?
Speaker 2: It just got to be one or under?
Speaker 18: Actually so in CC's category, Gordy would also fall under
Speaker 18: as well.
Speaker 2: He's a good looking rooster.
Speaker 3: But the how how would Perry feel if Gordy takes
Speaker 3: out the top prople?
Speaker 2: How would you feel takes out the title.
Speaker 3: Against Gordy's been laid down here a baby gauntle?
Speaker 2: So what do I have to do?
Speaker 3: Take a photo of him, submit him to bonds and
Speaker 3: then they do like a Australian idol.
Speaker 2: But how the cow rocks up? Go ugly baby? No?
Speaker 2: And when do we hear if.
Speaker 3: They want to last?
Speaker 18: The competition actually closes a day and then I think it's.
Speaker 2: Everyone win that big prize.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: So are you actually entering this competition that poor Perry
Speaker 2: was just telling us about with his beautiful daughter Ceci
Speaker 2: into bonds competition. So Perry, so what is it? Is
Speaker 2: it search for a baby style or the next poster star.
Speaker 18: I think it's like the catalog star for their next
Speaker 18: range of wear.
Speaker 3: And even though your baby is a year younger than mine,
Speaker 3: they're in the same category six months to two years.
Speaker 3: I've filled out his form. Now I have to find
Speaker 3: that all important perfect photo.
Speaker 2: But go through your Instagram, because you've got some great
Speaker 2: shots of Gordon. I mean you've had some more someome
Speaker 2: ones over the over the last two years.
Speaker 3: Now his second name, his first name of Gordon. His
Speaker 3: second name is named after a bank's dad, John Carlo.
Speaker 3: You suggested using John Carlo.
Speaker 2: So it's just more come on now, multi cultural entry,
Speaker 2: you know, just to sort of basically which I'm playing
Speaker 2: the game here, you know, and use of the Venezuelan
Speaker 2: influence in him. Celebrate that he's half an as well,
Speaker 2: but they chuck that in other notes. That's what another
Speaker 2: post needs.
Speaker 18: Another leg up in life, wait to tiger dads.
Speaker 2: Tiger dads go to war when two dads go to war,
Speaker 2: So Perry, you've submitted your entro already, Yeah I have.
Speaker 3: I didn't get any pointers though, Wow, you should have
Speaker 3: asked the team for listen.
Speaker 2: You're the what Perry does on the show, right, he
Speaker 2: is the guy that cuts all the videos, all the
Speaker 2: photos as well. So you must have submitted an amazing
Speaker 2: looking photo of Ce, your daughter.
Speaker 18: Actually, my wife submitted it. I don't know if I
Speaker 18: agree with the one that she put up, but.
Speaker 4: Oh, I've seen it. It's a good one.
Speaker 3: Can you send it to me? I would like to
Speaker 3: know what I'm up against on my.
Speaker 4: Phone, But Perry, can you send it to I'll send
Speaker 4: it to you.
Speaker 18: What's worse is, though I think even the as that
Speaker 18: Jack has I took some of them, so that's true.
Speaker 2: Actually to say, this is going to get real awkward.
Speaker 2: And it's thirty thousand dollars up for great So it's
Speaker 2: a big old prize, isn't it.
Speaker 18: Yeah, we could really use that money. Seats, he needs
Speaker 18: a bedroom.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm not judging the competition. Now, I feel
Speaker 3: like he's coming after me personally, but that's how he
Speaker 3: is every day, that doll off. Please don't in the studio, Perry.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Turn out for this week's week is claim to fame,
Speaker 2: where we always saying no claim to fame. It's two
Speaker 2: weak for us. The number for your very week Ultro
Speaker 2: week hopefully claims to fame is nine four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four three business like show business.
Speaker 13: My brother in law's mum used to leave next door
Speaker 13: to Nicole Kipman's PS.
Speaker 11: One handed a horse to the guy who handed the
Speaker 11: horse to Prince Charles.
Speaker 7: At the time.
Speaker 14: My son's dog.
Speaker 1: You rob hint dong spot on Christian O'Connell's weakest closer fame.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I have some kind of amnesia and then it'll
Speaker 2: go as that ghosts. They come back to a point
Speaker 2: You're like, oh, yeah, that's a job, a job, all right.
Speaker 2: So what have you got for us? Nine four one
Speaker 2: four one o four three Here we got here, Gabrielle,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Christian Area. I'm good Gabrielle. What's your weakest
Speaker 2: claim to find them? Mate?
Speaker 17: Garyl But JUNR Wance apologized to me for hitting me
Speaker 17: with his frame.
Speaker 2: When those really big wine ones and he ran over
Speaker 2: your foot.
Speaker 17: Well, we were in a cafe talking and I sort
Speaker 17: of packed up. Really get the chairs they come through
Speaker 17: and it's sort of chairs are bouncing around, and I've
Speaker 17: always looked up to him sort of froze saying Gary,
Speaker 17: but Jr. Holy crack, that's amazing. He come through and
Speaker 17: I saw him coming and just watched him come straight
Speaker 17: through and sort of hit me with a chair and
Speaker 17: he's gone, oh, sorry, mate, that frozen up because it's
Speaker 17: going Mom, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Run run over, run over me.
Speaker 2: I don't run through me. Maybe one day we do
Speaker 2: a thing just called apologies from the stars. Who if
Speaker 2: you had a sorry even and not if they cut
Speaker 2: you up in traffic like sorry after you. That's a
Speaker 2: great story. I love that. We'll send your prize. Thanks
Speaker 2: according have a good day. Thanks Christy, Hi Christian, morning morning, Christy.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show.
Speaker 16: Thank you. My week is claim to shay My weekes
Speaker 16: claim to say is that my beautiful mom her girl
Speaker 16: friend husband was John Fanton's electrician.
Speaker 2: It's the first farnsy connection of the years. It's been
Speaker 2: missing something in the last couple of weeks. We're back,
Speaker 2: so break it down again. What's the connection? How many
Speaker 2: people my.
Speaker 16: Mom's girlfriend husband he was her electrician?
Speaker 2: This is great? Three three, three leaps you got to
Speaker 2: go to together. That's a great one, Christie.
Speaker 16: Okay, the years ago over saty years ago, she was
Speaker 16: driving and she sneakly got it that dress and went
Speaker 16: to his house with her girlfriend, and he was on
Speaker 16: his deck. So my momm got hr binoculars and was
Speaker 16: having it John fin and so Himan inside got his
Speaker 16: binoculars and was looking at her, and there was.
Speaker 2: Me wrapping up to say good bye. I didn't realize
Speaker 2: there was an easter regular story here. It's so funny
Speaker 2: for John to go and do that, to get his phinos.
Speaker 2: Who wants us to watch.
Speaker 3: Us do Your mom's probably thinking now it could be
Speaker 3: a coincidence, or he's sending a message.
Speaker 2: Suddenly looking into their eyes.
Speaker 16: She was so nervous she got the Karen drove off.
Speaker 2: That is what a great story. She sneakingly got a dress,
Speaker 2: but she some pratt work. You've got to get the
Speaker 2: there's so many steps, you gotta get the interest. And
Speaker 2: then who has binoculars around the house anyway? Correct, she'd
Speaker 2: got at Bunnings and get some boy, what on of
Speaker 2: the binoculars? Please? Oh this is amazing, and then drive
Speaker 2: around that areas. My god, it's in his Budgie Smugglers
Speaker 2: as well. It's a good puff seeing in on that
Speaker 2: packet of his blood.
Speaker 16: It gets better. They go and stop cars and go
Speaker 16: back again, but he's already gone inside.
Speaker 3: The more you tell us, the worse your mom comes
Speaker 3: out in the story. And then she had it to
Speaker 3: the peak of darkness, went through his window, tisting on
Speaker 3: the forehead.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, what a legend your mom is. Probably got
Speaker 2: some sort of restraining order now, all right, Christy, thank
Speaker 2: you very much for any three stories there.
Speaker 16: Sure, thank you.
Speaker 1: Thanks one mate, Christian know Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: Morning Aaron Barry or do it Work? My ex boyfriend
Speaker 2: went to school with Todally from Neighbors Again, Farns. It's
Speaker 2: like a kind of like bingo, isn't it all this
Speaker 2: when it's really all converging and all the stars are aligning.
Speaker 2: We get a Fansy one and then we get a
Speaker 2: Toady as well. My ex boyfriend went to school with
Speaker 2: Totally from neighbors and one night we ran into him
Speaker 2: at a pool hall and gave him a lift home.
Speaker 2: Erin thank you very much. Just got a James Morning James, Yeah,
Speaker 2: Rags Cam.
Speaker 5: The Firm and I once suspect of his security detail
Speaker 5: to fill columns at a charity gower while he was
Speaker 5: being interviewed by the press.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, did they come to speak to you or
Speaker 2: did you go and speak to them?
Speaker 5: Well, I just wondered and more recollection as it was
Speaker 5: a here and shake, and I just asked him, you
Speaker 5: know what kind of ague it is? And he said,
Speaker 5: you know, it's pretty crazy. He was a key way
Speaker 5: good key where we go?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: And I thought, we crazy because you're not really doing
Speaker 5: your job. You shouldn't be let me talk. It was
Speaker 5: in London. It was only I remember it Monopoly and
Speaker 5: the Doctor Teller Square, so it was the papline.
Speaker 2: So yes, but yeah, well listen James up against time
Speaker 2: a bit there. Thank you very much. You call mate. Uh,
Speaker 2: let's go to uh, let's go to Chris morning, Chris.
Speaker 15: Good morning, guys.
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, good, good, good gold this morning and Chris, what's
Speaker 2: your week? Is going to fame?
Speaker 15: My mum's auntie's cousin is Joe Kamilary.
Speaker 2: Wow, this is one of the biggest ones. We just
Speaker 2: landed a big one. Joe Camelary. That is you so
Speaker 2: and the connection again is your your mom's Auntie's cousin.
Speaker 15: That's great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why don't you hear a story? Are they burns into.
Speaker 5: No, she just sent me photo on the weekend of
Speaker 5: her and Joe sitting around.
Speaker 15: A kitchen table.
Speaker 3: He's just like the rest of us.
Speaker 2: What does he do? Was he doing some carpentry or
Speaker 2: what was he doing around the kitchen table? Just hanging
Speaker 2: out having as us Joe.
Speaker 15: It was just followed with the message is Joe Kimalary
Speaker 15: and yeah, the facts of Auntew's cousin.
Speaker 2: So it says a lot that you got put who
Speaker 2: is if I sent my kids a picture me and
Speaker 2: Teddys Swift and Teddy Swift Chris, thank you very much,
Speaker 2: she called my have a good day.
Speaker 15: Thank you you too, Dean, Yes, team.
Speaker 11: My weakest claim to fame is well, I grew up
Speaker 11: in Sydney many many years ago and we used to
Speaker 11: as kids, we used to play cricket in the street
Speaker 11: with all the kids in the street. And there was
Speaker 11: a kid in the street. And do you always need
Speaker 11: to say, hey, my cousins George Michael, my cousin George
Speaker 11: Mica is yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, whatever stupid, Just hurry up,
Speaker 11: hit the ball or bowl the ball or whatever, and
Speaker 11: never pay much attention to it. And and this went
Speaker 11: on every time we played. Tell us about this. And
Speaker 11: then one day when Wayam were actually touring Australia, he goes,
Speaker 11: my cousin's coming, my cousin's coming, and we go, who's
Speaker 11: your cousin, George Michael, he's coming, he's coming, And sure
Speaker 11: enough and Limo pulled out.
Speaker 8: Now, come on, he didn't.
Speaker 2: Never bring you back spread your friends.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, George Michael, which wouldn't even play.
Speaker 11: He wouldn't even play.
Speaker 6: We asked in, Yeah, he.
Speaker 8: Did have.
Speaker 7: This story.
Speaker 2: You had no like five phone to find where my
Speaker 2: cousin is playing cricket out of the street right now,
Speaker 2: All of a sudden a lipper.
Speaker 4: Pause up, Come on, Pats, no believe him.
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Speaker 2: Okay, well this is exciting. We're about to announce how
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Speaker 2: I mean I'm not a singer. When we hear pat
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Speaker 2: What we'd love you to do during the next well
Speaker 2: today basically waiting for tomorrow morning is.
Speaker 10: Song.
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Speaker 2: am tomorrow morning. Good luck.
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