Speaker 1: Good morning.
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Speaker 4: Hey, good morning, welcome to the show. Have you well
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Speaker 3: Good morning, Jack, Good morning Christian and Perth.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Patsy. How are you Patsy?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 6: Not so good today?
Speaker 4: What's happened?
Speaker 5: I had to spend the afternoon washing and of course
Speaker 5: it was a great day, but our dog Presley buffed
Speaker 5: on our beds.
Speaker 4: Two things about this right one you need to understand
Speaker 4: it is now Presley is a donkey disguised as a dog.
Speaker 4: So if that thing's sick, you've got a problem. There's
Speaker 4: a couple of liters of intestinal liquids coming up. What
Speaker 4: why did it throw up on the bed? Your bed?
Speaker 6: Do dogs get food balls like cats?
Speaker 4: Do?
Speaker 6: I don't know?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 6: When they do that, it seems to take them forever.
Speaker 4: To Christian, any of us going to answer that? Or
Speaker 4: Jack and I actually shine away from the microphone. Don't
Speaker 4: call it in it either. Don't extending to work having
Speaker 4: a football. I don't believe they do, no, because they
Speaker 4: don't have that kind of lightweight fur that cats have.
Speaker 4: You know that just at comes off with a lick.
Speaker 5: It's as I was in the kitchen yesterday and he
Speaker 5: comes in. He's meant to be a farm dog. He's
Speaker 5: a farm dog. Bread and he goes to bed in
Speaker 5: the afternoon.
Speaker 4: That is not a farm dog. I've seen pictures of that.
Speaker 4: That's not a farm dog.
Speaker 3: He's a farm dog. He would be replacing the oxen.
Speaker 4: Till in the fields. Oxen. When was the last time
Speaker 4: he said that in the radio or even conversation in
Speaker 4: your own lives.
Speaker 5: This dog is so spoiled. I let him in for
Speaker 5: cuddles in the afternoon, he just takes himself off to bed.
Speaker 5: I'm the one that should be in bed.
Speaker 4: But what did you go from work right yesterday? And
Speaker 4: he's just like spread out over that big old sort
Speaker 4: of family bed.
Speaker 6: For you and Christmas takes the whole king sized bed.
Speaker 4: And he just leans over more chucks a Vomit.
Speaker 5: Doesn't lean over, it just does it in the middle
Speaker 5: of the bed. But it's like that for about five minutes,
Speaker 5: and you're like.
Speaker 4: Oh no, because they do. It's not one movie. And
Speaker 4: then it's like some sort of yogurt thing they do
Speaker 4: with the bum goes up. In the end, they're like
Speaker 4: they're emptying out everything from the stomach. Then they have
Speaker 4: a good old they start eating, Oh yucky, you have
Speaker 4: any macas your coffees go, it's not They start drinking
Speaker 4: their vomit, all the little chunks back in, sucking it in.
Speaker 6: It's a long time sting.
Speaker 5: So I didn't get to him in time to shove
Speaker 5: him off the bed and at least do it on the.
Speaker 4: Floor hard with an ox. You got to get the
Speaker 4: power attached to plow. It's on the bedroom floor.
Speaker 6: It's disgusting. So that was my afternoon.
Speaker 4: And then you have to clean all all the bed sheets.
Speaker 5: Wash everything, and sooners up at the laundromat.
Speaker 3: And it all goes through as well. You'll get that
Speaker 3: weird circle thing on your metress.
Speaker 4: Is anyone who hasn't had a mattress more than a
Speaker 4: year that isn't stayed somehow? It's awful and you'll get
Speaker 4: rid of them. And I think I spilled some deal
Speaker 4: tea Ben she must. I've never seen a mattress as
Speaker 4: year adult that isn't stained. I think even the royal family,
Speaker 4: everyone's got stained. Matt brad Pitt, that's why they stayed.
Speaker 4: What's happening to us during the night? Anyway, I fear
Speaker 4: that we've said too much. This morning, we'll reset the
Speaker 4: shelf for.
Speaker 2: This The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: You guys ever spoken to anyone who's actually in quarantine?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: No, I had no idea what it's like in there, right, So, yes, sir,
Speaker 4: speaking to a friend of mine, Tom. He's our week
Speaker 4: into his two week at residency in a quarantine hotel, right,
Speaker 4: And obviously these hotels they're doing their best, right so
Speaker 4: and their they're basic hotels. They're just trying to do
Speaker 4: it and get everyone through it and keep the city
Speaker 4: safe and up and running. However, I didn't know what
Speaker 4: life is like in this doesn't. Chatting to him, I said,
Speaker 4: what is a day like? And he goes, God, the
Speaker 4: first couple of days were really high. He got so
Speaker 4: bored because we all think, ah, you watch Netflix and
Speaker 4: stand all that. He goes, yeah, you'll do that for
Speaker 4: an hour or two and then you're like, I've got
Speaker 4: another fourteen hours of this day. So he said on
Speaker 4: day three, you had a kind of breakdown as he
Speaker 4: found himself pacing out the distance around his bed like
Speaker 4: riding out works out it was six meters. He then
Speaker 4: did that one thousand times, sat on the bed and
Speaker 4: almost started to cry. And that's day three, Yes, that's
Speaker 4: day three. He then realizes, right that, you know, in
Speaker 4: any kind of it's the word the free market, that
Speaker 4: there are companies who worked out that people and then
Speaker 4: they need stuff. There's a company then, and obviously, what
Speaker 4: a great contract to have where you go online you
Speaker 4: can order in fitness gear cool yep, so exercise bikes,
Speaker 4: rowing machines, weights, you can order as much. You won't
Speaker 4: got to pay for a premium obviously, but they bring
Speaker 4: you gear and stuff like that. So he's got a
Speaker 4: the only thing that was left because everyone else when
Speaker 4: they started the two weeks stint been we're aware of this.
Speaker 4: He wasn't. He's got some old sort of school gym
Speaker 4: static bike that one of those old sort of metallic ones,
Speaker 4: even just getting one like one reps on this manky
Speaker 4: old nineteen seventies exercise bike every day with no view,
Speaker 4: just looking at a wall, you know, he says. So
Speaker 4: he's got that now to happen out, And I said,
Speaker 4: what was about the alcohol, because I didn't know whether
Speaker 4: you were now to drink it?
Speaker 3: Do you have a mini bar?
Speaker 4: No? No spirits? Okay, I think for that kind of rule,
Speaker 4: they've something's happened. You don't start with that rule. If
Speaker 4: someone someone's gone too heavy in the spirits like day
Speaker 4: one have just been a pain in the backside, They're like, hey,
Speaker 4: for now on, guys, leave the top shelf stuff along, right,
Speaker 4: You've got enough demons to get through in two weeks.
Speaker 4: Don't bring them out of the bottle. So no top
Speaker 4: shelf boost.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 4: When he's like checking in, he says he doesn't want
Speaker 4: to make up that he's obviously needing wine to get through.
Speaker 4: He goes, and if I, you know, on a Friday
Speaker 4: or Saturday night, he's aging every night Friday, you know,
Speaker 4: I do love a class, just want to how much
Speaker 4: isn't there? He goes, it's one bottle of day And
Speaker 4: he went, right, okay, all right, okay, and then he goes,
Speaker 4: I would never have an extra glass of a second one.
Speaker 4: But if I wanted to know, if I wanted to
Speaker 4: some kind of bottle of just I'm not going to
Speaker 4: have the second bottle. But if I want to do
Speaker 4: this is a comfort knowing it sension. It's one bottle
Speaker 4: of day. You see, he's got the situation now. Sometimes
Speaker 4: he goes, he can dislim himself till six o'clock. He
Speaker 4: gets to all six lot and then he has a
Speaker 4: glass of wine said by sort of corba seven. The
Speaker 4: whole bottle was gone, and he's got another long cut
Speaker 4: of arts before he goes to bed. He's now rationing
Speaker 4: himself on some days having no wine so he can
Speaker 4: have an x a couple of glasses. This is his
Speaker 4: life for two weeks. I was thinking, right, you know,
Speaker 4: if I was that fitness company, you would make you
Speaker 4: triple your profits sneaking in boost you go. He wants
Speaker 4: an exit cut of dumb beells, six bottles of sales
Speaker 4: dumb bells. I'd be smuggling them and charging him a
Speaker 4: lot more in cash.
Speaker 3: Why are these medicine balls clicking?
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 4: Podcast feel really bad. Two team members, one of them myself,
Speaker 4: have now commented on Jack's hair this morning. Normally you're
Speaker 4: a very styled man, all right, precise lines, that's how
Speaker 4: you like it. So you run your life today. I
Speaker 4: actually did a double tape and he came in the
Speaker 4: studio because I didn't recognize what was on your head.
Speaker 4: Young producer Rio, who doesn't have a filter sometimes, you know,
Speaker 4: actually said, you look like you've been too a poodle parlot.
Speaker 4: You know, it's all it's all sort of.
Speaker 3: I haven't done anything differently. I don't know what's going on,
Speaker 3: but you.
Speaker 4: Don't like you actually fell out of bed, as my
Speaker 4: dad would say, and rolled into the show today like
Speaker 4: you rolled out of bed and then just sort of
Speaker 4: fell down and slid down the fireman's polled into the studio.
Speaker 3: I actually asked Bianka yesterday Shai go get a haircut,
Speaker 3: and she said, no, it's looking good, so she's let.
Speaker 4: Me not can happen with hair in twelve hours? The
Speaker 4: nighttime is crawl as your hair gets along with s crawl,
Speaker 4: isn't it. It's like someone like the Pixies come into
Speaker 4: your into the bedroom at night and just sqush it
Speaker 4: all out. You're a different person in the morning. I
Speaker 4: didn't go to bed like this. What's happened through the night?
Speaker 4: All right? Then we kicked off yesterday. Are eight z
Speaker 4: of the eighties where we're going through the great decade
Speaker 4: of the eighties, picking a letter each week and asking
Speaker 4: you what is that letter? And you with the eighties yesterday,
Speaker 4: let be here's some of the calls we had yesterday
Speaker 4: about the letter B in the eighties from you guys.
Speaker 1: Biggest thing I think for me would have been the bullied.
Speaker 8: Well I just happened to be there.
Speaker 7: The best thing I think about the eighties obviously was music,
Speaker 7: and she brings back all those memories.
Speaker 3: And there's only one place.
Speaker 9: To get your music.
Speaker 7: And it was brash and snill was better than broad
Speaker 7: Mick bem expandits I mean the flower fight things.
Speaker 10: You can't actually see most of me. You can only
Speaker 10: see my legs.
Speaker 4: Are you actually going to watch any of the BMX band?
Speaker 4: It's a lot of people were contacting me yesterday letting
Speaker 4: us know that it is on Netflix.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Netflix and Amazon Prime, so there's no excuse. And
Speaker 3: I could have watched it. Yes, they did have the time,
Speaker 3: but I don't know. It just doesn't really appeal to me.
Speaker 4: I've asked you, please, I beg you. Here's the competition.
Speaker 4: See how long it is before you give up?
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm giving a go today.
Speaker 4: Max ten minutes ago max ten minutes. All right, then
Speaker 4: let's he be Christian. I was a teenager in the
Speaker 4: eighties all about breakdancing. There were the movies Breakdancing. I
Speaker 4: saw all of those, there was like five of them,
Speaker 4: and Beat Street. My friend and I were breakdancers. We
Speaker 4: used to go into the city square with our ghetto blaster,
Speaker 4: rolled up lino and cardboard. My mates used to do this.
Speaker 4: In our minds, we were as good as the guys
Speaker 4: out in the Bronx. I thank god there wasn't video around.
Speaker 4: We musta just like an absolute bunch of tools and
Speaker 4: do our routines. And also she's putting brackets here at
Speaker 4: battle other breakdancers. There was a big scene back then,
Speaker 4: and we would wax school to catch a train into
Speaker 4: the city where the breakdancing action was. This feels like
Speaker 4: the setup to an eighties movie, doesn't it. We would
Speaker 4: wag school to catch a train. They would wag school
Speaker 4: to catch a train into the city where the breakdancing
Speaker 4: action was. Christian eighties from me back to the future,
Speaker 4: even more excited to see at the end of that
Speaker 4: amazing movie to be continued who knew it before? Years
Speaker 4: later until we've got to see part two, and also
Speaker 4: Bill and Ted's excellent adventure that's from Andrew. Let's to
Speaker 4: be from the eighties has to include a buckle bag.
Speaker 4: I don't remember these, she can but say, I bet
Speaker 4: Patsy had one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I did you know?
Speaker 5: I've still got my original briefcase when I'd got my
Speaker 5: first job.
Speaker 4: Why did you? Why didn't you speak up yesterday? B
Speaker 4: for briefcase?
Speaker 6: And I've still got it because it nearly cost.
Speaker 4: Me having, you know, real big running battles with rival breakdance,
Speaker 4: cruise the other side the word. Meanwhile, in the solid world,
Speaker 4: there's young Patsy with a briefcase.
Speaker 3: My news in my briefcase. Let's get my news out.
Speaker 4: Pats you're only.
Speaker 6: Twelve and had a big buckle on the front of
Speaker 6: it on the briefcase.
Speaker 4: Yes, I seen that look since the eighties.
Speaker 2: Really The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 4: Podcast of the eighties, once a week with a letter,
Speaker 4: ask you what is your connection to the eighties. This
Speaker 4: week's been the letter B Christner. I understand your Susannah
Speaker 4: Hoff's fixation in the eighties. There it was just a
Speaker 4: teenage crush. Let's take out the word fixation. Everyone had
Speaker 4: a teenage crush in the eighties, and Jack isn't a
Speaker 4: child of the eighties, but even he understands the law
Speaker 4: of Susanna Hoss.
Speaker 3: I didn't even I didn't really even know about her
Speaker 3: until last year, and then I got down a YouTube
Speaker 3: wormhole of their video.
Speaker 4: That's bad an adult age all right. Thank god YouTube
Speaker 4: wasn't there for me. I think that she would have
Speaker 4: died with the excitement, and I wouldn't have been able
Speaker 4: to control myself. My parents would have foundly one day,
Speaker 4: just slumped over a terminal, and he died doing what
Speaker 4: he loved to do, just hearing down what we mean. Anyway,
Speaker 4: Let's lose the word fixation, Philip Vell, which I understand
Speaker 4: your Susanna Hoff's fixation in the eighties, but I see
Speaker 4: your Susanna Hofs and raise you Belinda Carlisle. It's not
Speaker 4: a game. Let's not put Susanna Hoffs up against Belinda
Speaker 4: Carlisle to fight it out for the letter B as
Speaker 4: we crown the queen of the letter B in the eighties,
Speaker 4: Please Phil, Yes, and on the show, so I was
Speaker 4: saying hell for me, the letter B was always just
Speaker 4: about my BMX bike. I loved it. If you're a
Speaker 4: bmxer in the eighties, they're still around now. I had
Speaker 4: an Amaco Too Too silver Star with a Renthorpe laid
Speaker 4: back seat post mushromokele grips, and my wife and my
Speaker 4: fortieth found that exact bike got it off.
Speaker 3: eBoy, Oh, such a lovely gif.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what I thought. And then Dan Mabertha, I
Speaker 4: thought I'd take it out for a spin. And I
Speaker 4: saw sort of cycling around a cycle past a chip shop,
Speaker 4: and I saw my reflection on it. You ever catch
Speaker 4: your reflection Sometimes you don't know it's you, nig Who
Speaker 4: is that? Oh God? And I saw a sad middle
Speaker 4: aged man, and I so go back home, went I'm
Speaker 4: really sorry.
Speaker 3: I can't ride this.
Speaker 4: We sold it, and a guy my age came round right.
Speaker 4: I don't want to judge him, but you know some
Speaker 4: guys who think that they're looking effortless with their look.
Speaker 4: We think you spent ages on that. That hair would
Speaker 4: have taken ten minutes to get that kind of messy
Speaker 4: my age. He had a wallet chain. Okay, you have it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it goes with your hour fit. Okay, waved him off.
Speaker 3: Don't ride past any shop windows.
Speaker 4: I had it barely a couple of days. I had
Speaker 4: to say some things you shouldn't go back to. It
Speaker 4: was not right anyway, bmx's We were talking about this
Speaker 4: movie and how much I loved it in nineteen eighty three,
Speaker 4: BMX Bandits. Do you remember this Nicole Kidman as a
Speaker 4: young teenager?
Speaker 11: BMX Bandits fre wild in the streets, in the chase
Speaker 11: trend of all chasers. It's thrills and spills. It's fast
Speaker 11: on jurious fun. There's only one word to describe it.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 4: I don't even know what that word was, all right,
Speaker 4: BMX Bandit. So I begged Jack Post to go and
Speaker 4: watch this movie right before you do. A disclaimer from
Speaker 4: listener Mal Christian. I was listening to the show yesterday.
Speaker 4: You suggested that Jack Post should watch BMX Bandits. I
Speaker 4: thought i'd send you an email to read to him
Speaker 4: to say why he shouldn't watch this movie only a
Speaker 4: few days ago, like you at the time in the eighties,
Speaker 4: loved it. I can tell you that a classic it
Speaker 4: is not as a movie is aged very badly. I
Speaker 4: was going to go into a full review of the
Speaker 4: film and break it down into the individual issues slash
Speaker 4: problems or flaws if you will, about only after ten
Speaker 4: minutes off this movie. I'd written two pages of notes
Speaker 4: only ten minutes of the movie, so I had to
Speaker 4: abandon this idea. So let's get into this BMX bandits.
Speaker 4: It's a great title. Going into this movie. You expensively
Speaker 4: high flying stunts, people jumping, doing tricks of possibly over
Speaker 4: houses buildings. I'd ever thought that while running from the law,
Speaker 4: after pulling off some kind of daring.
Speaker 3: Heights thrills spilled fast and furious.
Speaker 4: They guaranteed it, But no, what do we get? Some
Speaker 4: kids find some walky talkies and sell them to well
Speaker 4: anyone and everyone in Sydney with the most inet criminals
Speaker 4: you've ever seen in a movie, even compared to those
Speaker 4: guys from Home Alone. Side point, he's right here, which
Speaker 4: is a phony in one day terrible baddies of movies.
Speaker 4: But James Bond used to have them all for ones.
Speaker 4: They would explain when they capture James Bond, they would
Speaker 4: spend for an hour explaining what the hell they're going
Speaker 4: to blow up the world giving James and how is
Speaker 4: the time to escape? I'd always see, why don't just
Speaker 4: kill him? Now? Why waste an hour explaining exactly in
Speaker 4: great detail whether the bomb is and a detonation code
Speaker 4: and all that. Anyway, let's jump into the real issue here, BMX.
Speaker 4: So how about the BMX flips and spins and jumps.
Speaker 4: We were expecting that should let at least be worth
Speaker 4: a watch, right, wrong, in block capitals, the highlights you
Speaker 4: consist of one of the BMX bandits running into a
Speaker 4: mild stack of shopping carts and falling off the bike,
Speaker 4: or maybe the moment they decided to go for a
Speaker 4: swim and take the bikes down to a water slider
Speaker 4: as you do, or just going a maximum height of
Speaker 4: two feet in the air and moving their handlebos a
Speaker 4: little bit to the left. That's it, Christian, be honest,
Speaker 4: it's a terrible movie. Jack, both do not watch it.
Speaker 3: I actually want to watch it more than.
Speaker 4: Sorry, Maw, we're gonna have to disagree. We're going back
Speaker 4: into it. Okay, we're going to take a break. If
Speaker 4: you've got any more great stories about the letter in
Speaker 4: the eighties. One thing I didn't hear from yesterday, because
Speaker 4: maybe it's not out there. I would love to speak
Speaker 4: to anyone whose parents saw the rival video technology VHS
Speaker 4: and Beta Max and went be to Max. Did anyone
Speaker 4: have a family household that actually had the bet Max?
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Of the eighties this week it's a letter. B just
Speaker 4: been asking did anyone have a b to Max? And
Speaker 4: I've just asked Jack to try and remind us all
Speaker 4: what was the difference between the two rivals. There was
Speaker 4: the VHS and there was the Beta Max. Were they different?
Speaker 4: Wildly different technology?
Speaker 3: No, they were both video cassettes. Be to Max was
Speaker 3: actually out first made by Sony a year before Sony
Speaker 3: Yeah and JBC released VHS. VHS was just able to
Speaker 3: record for longer, so Beta Max could only record for
Speaker 3: one hour and VHS could record for longer, so people
Speaker 3: who wanted to record long things like movies or baseball
Speaker 3: games went for VHS, and eventually it won and made
Speaker 3: Beta Max.
Speaker 2: Late.
Speaker 4: Patsy, you must have had your own dedicated VHS cassette,
Speaker 4: those blank ones, you remember when you'd write on the spine,
Speaker 4: Patsy's Patsy's videotape, do not record over? Yeah, And he
Speaker 4: could pull these taps over out And then I remember
Speaker 4: what used to do with my sister's I'd worked out
Speaker 4: if you celebrate them over you could start. I deliberately
Speaker 4: record over her favorite TV shows just to annoy my
Speaker 4: younger sister. But I do remember those old video cassettes.
Speaker 4: So I've been asking, did anyone have a Beta Max Adrian?
Speaker 9: Yes, good morning, Christian be to Max. Yes. My dad
Speaker 9: was a bit of a take head back in the day,
Speaker 9: and when the videos came out, he did a bit
Speaker 9: of an investigation, decided Sony Beta Max was the more
Speaker 9: superior product to have, so brought home of Beta Max.
Speaker 4: This is incredible, it's the future. It's the future. I've
Speaker 4: looked into it in What You Know and then when
Speaker 4: those when we've seen those magazines what High Finds magazine
Speaker 4: and stuff like that. But he did his research, and
Speaker 4: so what happened did you find? Bit by bit? No
Speaker 4: one came round to yours to watch anything.
Speaker 9: We do have quite a lot of Beta Max tapes
Speaker 9: because dad was a mad movie buff. But after a
Speaker 9: period of time he realized that he couldn't get the
Speaker 9: movies he wanted, so he had to go to VHS
Speaker 9: and get my twelve year old brother at the time
Speaker 9: to set it up.
Speaker 3: It's funny it does actually say that Be to Max
Speaker 3: was superior quality in this hut I'm reading called the
Speaker 3: format was be to Max with superior quality, but VHS
Speaker 3: more affordable.
Speaker 4: Yeah, over the years, Adrienne, that's great, Thank you very much.
Speaker 9: You call no problems.
Speaker 4: Christian, I think that BMX Bandits needs the full love
Speaker 4: God review. Yes, after his runaway success of Kong Godzilla
Speaker 4: versus Colm, I think you're right. There's anyone who can
Speaker 4: really appreciate the genius of BMX Bandits. It's Chris to
Speaker 4: love God, Sue, good.
Speaker 8: Morning, Good morning, Christian and Crue. For me be in
Speaker 8: the eighties was Body from the Professionals.
Speaker 4: Water Bade was that big out here. I mean, I
Speaker 4: love that show. Body was my hero.
Speaker 8: It was in my world.
Speaker 4: Do you remember the theme tune had an amazing kick ass,
Speaker 4: then that spot y and I'm tell you what Body
Speaker 4: google Lewis Collins chat he was the actually playing that
Speaker 4: man was a stud more than Burt Reynolds in and
Speaker 4: I think in most people as well.
Speaker 8: Hard Man's hard man.
Speaker 4: And I need.
Speaker 8: Fiction about Body's backstory because he was a mercenarylar.
Speaker 4: That's right, do you remember Sometimes it's that that flashback
Speaker 4: thing we need to have Sleepless nights and they just
Speaker 4: spring a bit of water on his face. Is when
Speaker 4: they didn't have good special effects in the eighties, and
Speaker 4: they vaguely allude, but he never want to go there
Speaker 4: to what happened when he was in Angola and a
Speaker 4: secret covert mission.
Speaker 3: In Google image, I'm seeing a lot of turtle necks
Speaker 3: and skivvies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, honestly correct. But Jack smoldering stud, right, he's a stud. Yeah,
Speaker 4: he got down to be James Bond. It was him
Speaker 4: or Pears Brosnan and Pears just edged him out in
Speaker 4: the end. But yeah, he was going to be Bond. Body,
Speaker 4: I've heard that name in a long time. Now, can
Speaker 4: you just give me a quick idea about the fan
Speaker 4: fiction that he wasn't a thing? Then?
Speaker 8: No, it wasn't really. I used my electronic typewriter to
Speaker 8: type my fan fiction, and yeah, lots of lots of
Speaker 8: Carey scowling and Doyle being you know, simpering doors and
Speaker 8: what would.
Speaker 4: With body when it involve you in the fan fiction
Speaker 4: sort of him coming to Australia on a secretation and
Speaker 4: meet you.
Speaker 8: Oh no, I would never dream of his right.
Speaker 4: There were limits to the fan fiction. Even though you
Speaker 4: can do anything in fan fiction. He was still unattainable
Speaker 4: even in a dream world. Christian O'Connell shoe podcast, just
Speaker 4: seeing we have a TV monitor in the studio. I've
Speaker 4: just seen the headline that the Ellen Show has been
Speaker 4: count so that I see, I pray that we get
Speaker 4: canceled out. She's fired next year. Get out of it.
Speaker 4: At the end of next year. You've got eighteen months
Speaker 4: to clear your desk. What kind of cancelation is that?
Speaker 4: It's a very slow one.
Speaker 3: It makes it a dark show, all right?
Speaker 4: D wigging to Kila, go no, don't anyone like me
Speaker 4: upstairs anyway. That dance is going to stop pretty sooners
Speaker 4: And then she's just all right, So let's get into
Speaker 4: what's happening on tomorrow's show. All started a couple of
Speaker 4: months ago when we got an email about a guy
Speaker 4: called Dave Sherwood who is going to be turning forty
Speaker 4: and on his bucket list he wanted to throw a
Speaker 4: TV out of a window. We love this. We made
Speaker 4: it happen. This is what it sounds like. We throw
Speaker 4: a big, old eighties TV out of a second floor window. Great,
Speaker 4: isn't it. Then we heard from Tavina on her bucket list.
Speaker 4: She wanted to get in a tank and crush a car.
Speaker 4: We got two cars. Listen how happy she is. Then
Speaker 4: we hearn from Andrew and she wanted to try something
Speaker 4: delicious called the jury and fruit that she said in
Speaker 4: her email was the world's smellies fruit. We looked into this,
Speaker 4: We didn't know anything about it, and then we ask you,
Speaker 4: do you guys know anything about it?
Speaker 7: Imagine dirty web socks that have been lift in the
Speaker 7: washing machine overnight times fifteen thousand, Narita.
Speaker 9: We had a work colle aid bring one into work.
Speaker 9: The smell is horrendous.
Speaker 8: Yes, it's very much like a sneat, but the fruit
Speaker 8: itself has possibly a bit fibers.
Speaker 9: It's quite nice.
Speaker 4: Good morning beat.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I lived in Singapore and I worked for Singapore Airlines,
Speaker 7: and I remember particularly one day first class passengers refused
Speaker 7: to stay on board the aircraft while this passenger who
Speaker 7: had been eating durian was on board. So I eventfully
Speaker 7: they asked the passenger to disembark and the flight took off.
Speaker 7: The smell as that's better, Oo's is out of your skin?
Speaker 10: Why don't you've eaten them?
Speaker 4: This gets us even more excited. Listener about tomorrow morning.
Speaker 4: And then as we're talking about this thicking, where are
Speaker 4: we even going to get hold of one of these things?
Speaker 4: A lot of you sending a cemail saying you're not
Speaker 4: going to believe this. There's a there's a big market,
Speaker 4: there's a there's a Durian fruit food festival. Get this
Speaker 4: for the first time ever, that is this weekend when
Speaker 4: we had planned to do this. We never plan anything
Speaker 4: this well, Uh, it's actually just falling our way yet again.
Speaker 4: And we got a message from this guy, Albert Limb Higrijen.
Speaker 13: My name is Albert Limbs and I am the events
Speaker 13: director for Australia's first international Duran Festival held in Melbourne.
Speaker 13: I've been told that you are looking for a dan
Speaker 13: for a listener to try and I think I can help.
Speaker 13: I can't say too much, but I can get my
Speaker 13: hands on some very limited time ministry approof duriens. Then
Speaker 13: you can't get anywhere else. You know where to find me.
Speaker 13: Let me know if you want me to make the call.
Speaker 4: I think he's been watching too much The eighty. If
Speaker 4: you can find me and you can smell me, maybe
Speaker 4: you can have some Jurian.
Speaker 3: Fruit and fruit I like that pronunciation the time with
Speaker 3: the time ministry appet Oh, I want to get my
Speaker 3: hands on that.
Speaker 4: That is what they called that in the world under
Speaker 4: the counter stuff. So when I came in this morning,
Speaker 4: the producers were all like you know, when they don't
Speaker 4: want to say something's falling over. They got manager, let
Speaker 4: me go, oh, hi there, and they all rabbits in
Speaker 4: the headlights times three and I went everything. I went, yeah,
Speaker 4: I think you need to worry about it's to do
Speaker 4: with this with this fruit and listener Andrew and Jackie
Speaker 4: boy down the tomorrow at VIC Market. They're opening up
Speaker 4: especially for us so she can have this fruit. Jack
Speaker 4: is going to be in a has Mat suit. I'm
Speaker 4: not I'm not joking, I say has Matt suit. I
Speaker 4: thought they were going to get like a proper one.
Speaker 4: You see, it's a fancy dress breaking bad one. That
Speaker 4: What has happened to that producer? Collect she said, So
Speaker 4: we punish some holes in Jack's last week, she sent
Speaker 4: me a rude and abusive message because she was drunk.
Speaker 4: We've got problems. Do you know what a mutiny is?
Speaker 4: I think they're on the verge of Jacks anyway, I've
Speaker 4: asked her who SiO. What's going on with the jury
Speaker 4: and fruit and tomorrow and Andrew trying it.
Speaker 12: It's all good, it's all being run with military precision.
Speaker 12: We've got the site, We've got our but it might
Speaker 12: not smell with the line test. The line test sounds right.
Speaker 4: The whole thing is it's smelling. What do you mean
Speaker 4: it's not gonna smell. We heard all those caols why
Speaker 4: it will smell. It might.
Speaker 12: I think this is fixable, but it might not smell
Speaker 12: because in winter it's not very humored and they only
Speaker 12: really react to humidity to make it smell.
Speaker 4: We've been talking about this right for like four weeks.
Speaker 4: Why now in the eve.
Speaker 12: Look, maybe something's got lost in the mix. But yeah,
Speaker 12: we have done our research and we think we will
Speaker 12: be able to solve it. We have got a solution
Speaker 12: which involves an incubator, which we think will maximize the
Speaker 12: smell factor of.
Speaker 4: So what it's the fruit going to in an incubator
Speaker 4: now heating it up so it will smell, because it's
Speaker 4: got to smell to what.
Speaker 3: There's no point if it's just somebody eating a piece
Speaker 3: of fruit that is not an.
Speaker 4: End of the week special. They're going to start referring
Speaker 4: to me is the Ellen of Breakfast Radio. They're going
Speaker 4: to find at the end of next year along with Ellen,
Speaker 4: we will walk out together.
Speaker 12: Well, yeh know it is. It's been incubated. We're pretty sure.
Speaker 12: We can't tell obviously for sure.
Speaker 4: You get an incubator from an egg factory or something.
Speaker 12: The brands and activations team have sorted it out.
Speaker 4: They said, we don't talk about people they don't know
Speaker 4: about it. With the brand's activation team, they're not going
Speaker 4: to do anything.
Speaker 3: It's a box.
Speaker 4: It'll make you come in to work two days a
Speaker 4: week when the Australian Open or the Grand Prixs not on.
Speaker 3: That's the guy who drove out to Bendigo to pick
Speaker 3: up our donuts and even fill the car with petrol
Speaker 3: and got stuck out.
Speaker 4: There's going to work for Kiss that that team doesn't
Speaker 4: exist anymore.
Speaker 12: The face probably make it stink. We think the box
Speaker 12: the incubator box. We're not during experts, but we were pretty.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 13: Haikers, my name is Albert Lim.
Speaker 4: You want to let him do.
Speaker 12: The world's first It will stink, It will stinky.
Speaker 4: Better make it stink, okay, or you will leave the
Speaker 4: show to I don't want to be the thing that
Speaker 4: that separates you from this show. Who is going to
Speaker 4: be homing the incuba with our fruit?
Speaker 12: Albert, He's going to give us a hand incubating the fruit.
Speaker 4: Does he know how about that yet?
Speaker 3: He will know about this?
Speaker 4: This is the night we're going to speak to Andrew.
Speaker 2: X, Christian Christian Connell Christian o'connalds show podcast.
Speaker 4: So now it's gone from tune in tomorrow at eight
Speaker 4: to hear what it's like when someone it smells the
Speaker 4: world's smelliest fruit that's had universities evacuated, first cast passes
Speaker 4: refusing to get off the plane. Now is simply going
Speaker 4: to be will it smell Christian? To make sure that
Speaker 4: Durian smells? Hire a portable sauna?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we were told it has to be in a
Speaker 3: human environment to make it smell.
Speaker 4: To bring out the funk. That's actually a really good idea.
Speaker 4: Has anyone got a portable sauna for Does Rio just
Speaker 4: need to go to a sauna day? Sneak it in
Speaker 4: either under one of those old long wooden benches, pop
Speaker 4: back out, pick it up and now and then you
Speaker 4: and Andrew going the sworn toorrow. And that has Matt
Speaker 4: suits with holes produces for some reason that's put in there.
Speaker 4: All right, we've got Andrew on the line. Now. This
Speaker 4: is a lady who contacted us a couple of weeks
Speaker 4: ago wanting us to make it happen. Andrea, good morning.
Speaker 1: How are you all.
Speaker 4: We're really good. So are you excited about tomorrow and
Speaker 4: your bucket list thing of trying this smelliest fruit.
Speaker 1: I'm very excited, but it sounds just a little bit
Speaker 1: chaotic there, and I may not get the experience and
Speaker 1: I'm sort of signing up for so the exciting bit.
Speaker 3: Of eating this fruit is the smell. Yeah, it's like
Speaker 3: the adrenaline of skydiving is jumping out of the plane.
Speaker 3: This would be like going and getting dressed with the parachute.
Speaker 4: And then that's it.
Speaker 3: Oh, we never go up in the plane.
Speaker 4: It's the wrong time.
Speaker 1: I does I want it to be any old fruit?
Speaker 1: You know you can get mango and that. No, it's
Speaker 1: got to be the whole subang.
Speaker 4: And why is it you want to try this fruit?
Speaker 4: Is it the smell? You want to just smell? How
Speaker 4: smelly is it?
Speaker 1: I just think because it's so different when we've cavelled
Speaker 1: to Malaysia, before. It's never been jury in season, and
Speaker 1: we've always walked past the jury and huts. That's usually
Speaker 1: about a kilometer away from the resorts because of the smell.
Speaker 8: So when you go to.
Speaker 1: So when you're in land Cowley, it's always says, you know,
Speaker 1: no dury in, but there's a hut. So we hunted
Speaker 1: out the hearts and there it was, but there was
Speaker 1: no smell. And then when you see the I guess
Speaker 1: the market in Malaysia they look at you as western
Speaker 1: tourist season. Are they going to be dodgy going to
Speaker 1: buy a whole one? Am I going to be able
Speaker 1: to cut through this spiny fruit? And of course it's
Speaker 1: not like your normal green growth to go, oh, you know,
Speaker 1: he habitaste of this lovely dragon. So we've never had
Speaker 1: the opportunity to try it. My uncles tried it in Thailand,
Speaker 1: he loves it. My aunt's visited from the UK hated it,
Speaker 1: smushed it all over his best shirt, which then had
Speaker 1: to be thrown out.
Speaker 4: O that shirt. Now, Andrew, I've got to be honest.
Speaker 4: We've been lovely. If you told me in the original
Speaker 4: email about the season of the Jewli fruit, I would
Speaker 4: have then understood there are four seasons. What season are
Speaker 4: we're heading into Melbourne now not really traditionally known as
Speaker 4: the humored season. However we found out on the eve
Speaker 4: of it for some reason. Now we need to find
Speaker 4: a sauna to put this fruit in to fugg it
Speaker 4: up for tomorrow morning at eight am.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, so well, I can't cooking home. He could
Speaker 1: sort of nature it could.
Speaker 4: Sit on it like a mother. Hen that's a great idea. Ango,
Speaker 4: we fixed the solution between us, great brainstorming team, Andrew.
Speaker 4: We guarantee this thing will be hot and smelly tomorrow morning.
Speaker 4: That is a show promise.
Speaker 1: Fabulous.
Speaker 4: Thank you. You come to the right team. See tomorrow, Andrew,
Speaker 4: See you bye. What about that uncle shirt Christian O'Connell
Speaker 4: shoe podcast? What a headline? Mannikin's leg hanging out of
Speaker 4: carbo draws police attention. A man is facing more than
Speaker 4: nine hundred dollars in fines after an unusual traffic stop.
Speaker 4: A leg which is hanging out of the man's ford
Speaker 4: falcon startled residency thought someone was trapped in the man's boot.
Speaker 4: I'm telling it now does not look like a mannequin.
Speaker 4: If you've seen it, it's a really lifelike looking fleshy leg.
Speaker 4: Where would such a thing happen? In a word, I'm
Speaker 4: not making up Queensland's. Queensland's were that. Here's some of
Speaker 4: the audio from the police putting them over. Hi, mad,
Speaker 4: that's why I stopped you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's just a mannequin. Yeah, it's just like, no, biggie,
Speaker 4: why is it in there?
Speaker 3: And tuck it all in?
Speaker 4: If you don't put it in, don't make a rookie mistake. Okay,
Speaker 4: lead the big old leg that the foot's got a
Speaker 4: little sock, you know, probably underworks of course the grass
Speaker 4: socks you can get, but there's a sock on the
Speaker 4: foot as well, which makes the whole thing look too lifelike.
Speaker 4: So this morning, what is in your car boot? Because
Speaker 4: often we just it's a dumping ground. Isn't he just got.
Speaker 3: Random crap in their houses? Definitely?
Speaker 4: Yeah? And so what is in your car boot? Jack?
Speaker 4: What's in yours?
Speaker 3: Umbrellas? Clothes?
Speaker 4: We got clothes?
Speaker 3: You car so many clothes? Why just any time you
Speaker 3: take off a jumper or something, it just collects in
Speaker 3: the back. Biank and I could leave the city if
Speaker 3: we you're in an emergency and live well for weeks
Speaker 3: on end because of the car boot we've got. The
Speaker 3: other thing that's in there at the moment is one
Speaker 3: hundred a thousand piece puzzle that's busted open, and all
Speaker 3: the pieces.
Speaker 4: Are going everywhere KOs your boots.
Speaker 3: So every time you get something out of the boot,
Speaker 3: some of the puzzle pieces drop on the ground, and
Speaker 3: for a while I was trying to pick them up
Speaker 3: and throw them all back in there.
Speaker 4: So now it's no longer a thousand at eight hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty two.
Speaker 3: And we borrowed it from a friend as well, so that's.
Speaker 4: Nice to look after night. What's it off?
Speaker 3: I'll have to know now Croatia, the village in Croatia, well,
Speaker 3: part of.
Speaker 4: The village perhatsally what's in your car boot? You know what?
Speaker 6: There's very little at the moment.
Speaker 5: I used to be notorious, so I used to be
Speaker 5: like Jack and just had everything in their prams and
Speaker 5: toys and clothes.
Speaker 4: Notorious, not the old notorious ot. I am notorious boot.
Speaker 5: But I got so sick of it, I thought, And
Speaker 5: you know, when you go shopping, there's no room to
Speaker 5: put anything because it's full of junk. So now it
Speaker 5: is completely bare, if you went out to my boot
Speaker 5: now there is nothing in there but a little first
Speaker 5: take it.
Speaker 4: You know, I also had a spotless boot, Dexter when
Speaker 4: it's hoovid like that, right, no fibers left in there, Dexter.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 4: Christian O'Connell show man in Queensland, pulled over leg of
Speaker 4: a mannequin dangling out the back of his boot and
Speaker 4: I mean it does not look like a manequin. It's
Speaker 4: even got a sock on the foot. This is the
Speaker 4: audio where he just says it casually to the arresting officer.
Speaker 4: I mad, that's why I'll stopped you. Yeah, yeah, it's
Speaker 4: just anquin. Yeah, just getting that little cop car. Move on, guys,
Speaker 4: it's just a mannequin. You know that, we all do. Vinnie,
Speaker 4: Good morning Mary, Christian. Vinnie. What's in the car boot?
Speaker 1: A possum?
Speaker 4: A possum sat in the back there right now, just
Speaker 4: staring at you in the rear view mirror. What do
Speaker 4: you do with possums in the car? Boo, sir.
Speaker 9: We got We've got a lot of possums coming into
Speaker 9: our house.
Speaker 1: We've got a big double brick house with an attic
Speaker 1: space and so we catch them and relocate them.
Speaker 4: All right, where'd you take a little drive? The bossom
Speaker 4: is going to where we go and let me out?
Speaker 4: Let me out me and you're going a little drive
Speaker 4: out to country Victoria.
Speaker 13: Take him out to the farm.
Speaker 1: That's what my dad says.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, I sort of needs to say. When
Speaker 4: a pet died, it's going to great farm up in
Speaker 4: the sky. Where do you dump them? Have you got
Speaker 4: your own little spot now that you take them to? Yeah,
Speaker 4: down to the park, Mama said, Prams. There's a guy
Speaker 4: just chucking possums at the back of his boot, and
Speaker 4: I'm sure about this. Don't come back possum like the
Speaker 4: back of a man's car boot. Okay, Thennie, thank you,
Speaker 4: m Lee. What's in your cart?
Speaker 2: Boot?
Speaker 4: Good? All welcome. Now what do you got?
Speaker 10: I've got a radio type This sounds.
Speaker 4: Like a threat on a movie. Mister barn I've got
Speaker 4: a radio active isotope. We've got to ask evil Baddy
Speaker 4: laugh he's got them. Why have you got a radio
Speaker 4: active isotope?
Speaker 2: And you can't boot I'm an industrial radiographer.
Speaker 4: Right, but they can't boot it easily. Get shunting. You've
Speaker 4: got that old radio active isotope. Shouldn't it be next
Speaker 4: to you in some sort of heavily sealed container within
Speaker 4: a container within a container in a briefcase, No it is.
Speaker 10: It seems a very very very heavyly heavy container.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so thank you for assuring us all this morning.
Speaker 4: It's perfectly safe. And I didn't know that you radiographers
Speaker 4: when he shut up the old X ray department at
Speaker 4: night have to start taking the isotopes home.
Speaker 2: No we don't. We're not allowed to.
Speaker 4: You're in mississ for a bit of fun. Just be
Speaker 4: behind the screen. You wear that vest again? That badly? Laugh? Amazing,
Speaker 4: love it, Lee, Lee, Thank you very much for giving
Speaker 4: us a call. Have a good day mate with your isotope.
Speaker 2: Cheers, godbe by.
Speaker 4: Now. Uh we did ask them, we asked them. Okay, possums, oxotopes, radioactive.
Speaker 4: What else have you got? Peter Y?
Speaker 10: Good morning guys. I've got a Leo mastive and a
Speaker 10: pig witht in my boot.
Speaker 4: I had a little farm in the back. Now what're
Speaker 4: you doing with that?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 10: I actually transport pets. We're on our way from Canberra
Speaker 10: to Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Wow, we and what is this a specialized business? Obviously
Speaker 4: didn't you do you just transport various pets.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I worked for a company called World Class Hounds,
Speaker 10: and yeah, we mainly transport kittens and puppies, but today
Speaker 10: is a special one.
Speaker 4: And I've got a pig with on board, right, okay,
Speaker 4: And that's a long old trip to do with the
Speaker 4: little piglic and a ball mastiff in the back. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Well, twice a week I drive up to Canberra and
Speaker 10: we've got guys that come down from New South Wales
Speaker 10: and Queensland and I meet them and we do a
Speaker 10: transfer in a car park.
Speaker 4: So you open up your car't boot the same time
Speaker 4: I'm open up mine.
Speaker 10: I'm in a band. Actually they're not.
Speaker 1: They're not in a boot.
Speaker 3: It stops for like, let them go to the toilet
Speaker 3: and Jack's.
Speaker 4: Get a couple of snacks to try through. What are
Speaker 4: you guys?
Speaker 10: Sometimes sometimes unfortunate is plenty of poo stops them.
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Speaker 4: charge you for this. Born on the Island of man
Speaker 4: nowhere near Australia by the way, even if you don't
Speaker 4: know you ge geography. It's in the northern Hemisphere, just
Speaker 4: of England in the nineteen forties. And Give brothers then
Speaker 4: moved to their father Hugh gibbs hometown are in just
Speaker 4: outside Manchester, Trolton come Hardy in nineteen fifty five where
Speaker 4: they formed a band out there. Then they came over
Speaker 4: this way. Yes they are not Australia.
Speaker 3: This is why they're Australian because they came here in
Speaker 3: nineteen fifty eight. They give family immigrated to Australia instead.
Speaker 3: It in Redcliffe, Queensland. The young brothers began performing to
Speaker 3: raise pop get money on the streets of Brisbane, so.
Speaker 4: They love the Australian story.
Speaker 3: They honed their craft.
Speaker 4: We can't say they're Australia, they're English.
Speaker 3: How's this? They used to perform at the Redcliffe Speedway
Speaker 3: in the nineteen sixties and the crowd at the speedway
Speaker 3: would throw money onto the track for the boys. What
Speaker 3: so I guess they go. They go and seeing harmonies
Speaker 3: or whatever, and then the crowd's like, yes.
Speaker 4: Money, what a rough gig. That would have been the
Speaker 4: speedway years and those high false satto's as they're getting
Speaker 4: coined in the back of their head? Do they like us?
Speaker 12: So?
Speaker 4: Is it a good thing here? I didn't get this
Speaker 4: one where we're born in England but now we are Australian?
Speaker 4: Is I saying the stones from these sands Australian? They
Speaker 4: came here on several tours. Anyway, the score remains the same.
Speaker 4: We're not going back into it. There's two military men
Speaker 4: on board.
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Speaker 4: Great one. All right, Tomorrow Morning on the show, it's
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