Speaker 1: Good morning, it's a Christian o'connall show podcast.
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Speaker 3: Good morning, It's Friday morning.
Speaker 5: Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Show ahead of the long weekend.
Speaker 3: Jack and Pat's good morning, good.
Speaker 2: Morning, good to see you both. Good to see you both.
Speaker 3: What we on the ABC?
Speaker 5: We changed formats and good to see you both. And
Speaker 5: it's great to be talking to you, dear listener again,
Speaker 5: if you can hear our words, it's good to see
Speaker 5: you both. I love it like a children's TV presenter.
Speaker 5: Then they say stuff like that. All right, double thumbs
Speaker 5: up Friday. This is how it works. We're tell you
Speaker 5: about the things we're into at the moment.
Speaker 3: Do you know what's been sad?
Speaker 5: Anything's been sad about the lockdown last couple of weeks?
Speaker 3: Okay, on, I don't know what the latestbs are number
Speaker 3: Queen of has it walked those aisles? I mean, do
Speaker 3: you know about it?
Speaker 6: Just counter spice, It's it's been weeks since we've heard
Speaker 6: about the discounts.
Speaker 3: Came up.
Speaker 7: I did click and collect a glue gun for a
Speaker 7: school project a couple of weeks ago. But that is
Speaker 7: like the first thing in you just.
Speaker 3: Can't leave it alone.
Speaker 5: Has there ever been a month where you've not got
Speaker 5: something right? All right, Patsy double thumbs up. What are
Speaker 5: you giving it to this week?
Speaker 7: Lots of TV viewing in the past week, and I
Speaker 7: know you've touched on it. Got Holston on the Netflix
Speaker 7: last Friday.
Speaker 3: For the Netflix on the network, I'm on the MySpace,
Speaker 3: I'm on the facebooks on the Netflix, and.
Speaker 7: I loved it. It's brilliant. I knocked it over all
Speaker 7: on Friday afternoon. If you're not aware what it's about,
Speaker 7: it's about the fashion designer Roy Houlston, who was massive
Speaker 7: in New York and around the world actually sixties, seventies, eighties,
Speaker 7: and he it's his life story. It's quite a full on,
Speaker 7: sort of six part series. When I say full on
Speaker 7: your seat by the Codings, what it's it's about his
Speaker 7: life and.
Speaker 3: What are you trying to say? Normally so direct, more
Speaker 3: direct than Jack and I what's this?
Speaker 2: Coy fell on the rating.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, he was quite an eccentric and had quite
Speaker 7: a colorful lifestyle and frequent in the studio.
Speaker 3: Interesting. I've seen it right, It's just you know, he
Speaker 3: watched in a fashion industry, there's a lot of nudity,
Speaker 3: but he was heavily.
Speaker 7: Into drugs and stuff. So if you want something like
Speaker 7: don't watch it. But but.
Speaker 5: If you want something druggy this weekend, stick on. That's
Speaker 5: what happened to Obi wan Kenobi. He hit the horse.
Speaker 7: But that was it for me? Was you and McGregor's performance.
Speaker 3: Was absolutely He's amazing, isn't he.
Speaker 7: You don't see you and McGregor on the screen. You
Speaker 7: see Helstone and it's just.
Speaker 3: Hello again, Roy.
Speaker 2: I don't know who he is.
Speaker 3: To google it. I thought they just made up a name.
Speaker 7: Otherways, meant to think it was true a true story
Speaker 7: either but yes, but you told me it is, so
Speaker 7: I watched it and I loved it. The other thing
Speaker 7: I want to recommend this week is we do a
Speaker 7: lot of guided meditation. I know you guys do it,
Speaker 7: especially you Christian, but I've been doing it a lot
Speaker 7: with Audrey since she was about two, and especially with
Speaker 7: lockdown and in and out of schooling and the kids
Speaker 7: are all.
Speaker 3: Over the place.
Speaker 7: We go onto YouTube I've found this thing New Horizon
Speaker 7: for me, guided meditation. You've got to find the voice
Speaker 7: that you like.
Speaker 3: Yes, so true is that?
Speaker 7: And this is a lovely British lady. She sounds a
Speaker 7: little bit older and she's just got the loveliest, comforting,
Speaker 7: nurturing voice. And I put it on and like two
Speaker 7: three minutes later she's fast asleep and it just helps
Speaker 7: unwind her brain from the day. So it's New Horizon,
Speaker 7: and they've got a series of them. There's like The
Speaker 7: Trip to the Rainbow and the Unicorn Land and it's beautiful.
Speaker 7: It's on YouTube, and just a couple of things for
Speaker 7: the long weekend if you're going crazy with the kids
Speaker 7: in the wet weather. I mentioned last week Kruella on
Speaker 7: Disney huss great, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Love's it well worth.
Speaker 7: The money and you'd spend more at the movies anyway.
Speaker 7: And there's a little series Audreies into on Netflix called
Speaker 7: The Investigators, and it's an ossy kids show. I think
Speaker 7: there's two seasons so far, and it's just a fun
Speaker 7: sort of little thing for eight to twelve year olds.
Speaker 7: It's about these kids that solve crime in their school
Speaker 7: yard and local town and it's really I.
Speaker 3: Still love watching shows as a kid.
Speaker 5: Didn't you think you want to be like a junior
Speaker 5: detective and like bust open some crime in your neighborhood.
Speaker 7: And it's filmed in Melbourne. It's well worth it. Investigators,
Speaker 7: we find ourselves watching it along with us.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Jack, what are you giving double thumbs up to this week?
Speaker 2: And yesterday's show?
Speaker 6: When I was talking about enjoying a three hour long
Speaker 6: bath and having a bit of hot chocolate, people ask
Speaker 6: me what the superfood hot cacow was.
Speaker 5: I love hot co carb but a little bit teaspoon
Speaker 5: of honey in there and some cinnamon.
Speaker 2: What is the difference between cacao and coco?
Speaker 3: By the way, cocoa bean is like the chocolate, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 3: Chocolate?
Speaker 7: Cow's the better quality, isn't it? Like it's the pure Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's also like people think it's very very good for
Speaker 3: you cacao. It's very grounding.
Speaker 6: Well, this is a superfood and a hot chocolate and
Speaker 6: it tastes delicious as a hot chocolate.
Speaker 5: I think that all my favorite superfoods, like broccoli, I
Speaker 5: just dip that it's sort of camel you and l
Speaker 5: very nice superfood.
Speaker 6: Bank has been going to this new supermarket called Terra Madre,
Speaker 6: which means mother Earth. They've got one in North get
Speaker 6: and new ones opened up in Brunswick near US. It's
Speaker 6: a fully organic supermarket. She loves it there and that's
Speaker 6: where she got this hot superfood Terra Madre superfood hot Cacoo,
Speaker 6: hot chocolate. It's got ginger in there, it's got maceademia.
Speaker 6: I like to have it with a little bit of
Speaker 6: cinnamon on top. I add that myself love a hot chocolate.
Speaker 6: And then if that doesn't sound old person enough having
Speaker 6: a hot chocolate.
Speaker 3: No, I love a hot chocolate.
Speaker 2: The show that we've been enjoying.
Speaker 6: Is Old People's Home for four year Old, which is
Speaker 6: on the ABC Beautiful.
Speaker 2: Oh my God.
Speaker 6: I tried to sell it to me and it's sounds like,
Speaker 6: honestly the most boring thing I've ever heard of Old
Speaker 6: people age care home and the children's preschool. And they
Speaker 6: merge them together and say, why.
Speaker 2: Would we want to watch that?
Speaker 3: Like is actually really nice?
Speaker 6: When it just sounds like raddy kids and like an
Speaker 6: age care home? Like how much excitement can we get?
Speaker 6: We could watch anything breaking bad, but oh the emotional
Speaker 6: attachments you make to the relationships. In this show of
Speaker 6: an experiment that is merging age care and preschool because
Speaker 6: it's good for both.
Speaker 3: The old people go and live with the family or
Speaker 3: why they go and visit them and the care home.
Speaker 2: It's like a daily pre school. I guess that's the
Speaker 2: little excursion. Yeah, so each day.
Speaker 6: The bus goes and picks up the old people, brings
Speaker 6: them to the preschool, and then they form bonds and
Speaker 6: friendships with the kids.
Speaker 5: I've only seen ten minutes, right, we were all in
Speaker 5: tears and it was like you probably know this one.
Speaker 5: Then it was some family and I think they'd lost
Speaker 5: their grandparents, the mother and dad, and they become so
Speaker 5: attached to this old guy that they've been spending a
Speaker 5: lot of time with. At the end of the TV
Speaker 5: they were in tears of saying how it's become like
Speaker 5: a new granddad to the kids. They look forward to
Speaker 5: spending time with them. Movie down, you can see what
Speaker 5: it had done to this old guy. Because sadly, the
Speaker 5: way we all treat are the elderly and our relatives.
Speaker 5: It's like once you stop working and stop being relevant,
Speaker 5: they're just out of sight and dumped in care homes.
Speaker 5: That's not just spent anyone who works in care homes.
Speaker 5: Some of them need to be there to be looked after.
Speaker 5: Twenty four to seven families can't do them. But it's
Speaker 5: the way that we just think that they're useless now.
Speaker 5: And you see what it did to this old guy.
Speaker 5: He felt he had meaning in his life, that he's
Speaker 5: still matters.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the episode that we watched last time. The
Speaker 6: final episode is them saying goodbye at the end of
Speaker 6: the experiment. And the experiment is a great idea, and
Speaker 6: it's they want to do it so that it rolls
Speaker 6: out nationally to merge age care and preschools because it's
Speaker 6: good for both the kids.
Speaker 5: And old time is on the show and have them
Speaker 5: as producers. And seriously, like, let them plan the show.
Speaker 5: Someone needs to plan this show. I'll hand it over
Speaker 5: to them. Get some old people to plan the show
Speaker 5: and take the calls. Let's give them a job for
Speaker 5: a day.
Speaker 6: This is what had us in tears last night. In
Speaker 6: the last episodes of the same goodbye to each other
Speaker 6: and they're reading a series of cards out that are questions,
Speaker 6: and the old guy says to the young girl that
Speaker 6: he's made a good friendship with. What does love mean
Speaker 6: to you? And she said, love is when you like someone.
Speaker 2: Really really hates you love them a lot.
Speaker 6: You like them a lot. That's why I love you.
Speaker 6: And then he can't tears well up in his eyes.
Speaker 3: Tears went up in these eyes right now.
Speaker 6: That is just it's a magical show. Honestly, we loved
Speaker 6: Old People's Home for four year Olds. We watched on
Speaker 6: iView on.
Speaker 3: The iView, right, okay, beautiful, thanks for telling us about.
Speaker 1: That, Jack, Christian, Hello, Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: We're doing Double thumbs Up Friday, where me, Jack and
Speaker 5: Patsy we go through what we're into at the moment
Speaker 5: and we give our double thumbs up. Everything we just
Speaker 5: talked about we put up on our Facebook and Instagram page.
Speaker 5: You can find us there, The Christian O'Connell Show. All right,
Speaker 5: two TV shows and a podcast that you will be
Speaker 5: listening to this weekend.
Speaker 3: Jack. First of all, Sweet Tooth, big new Netflix thing.
Speaker 3: This thing must have cost a fortune.
Speaker 5: It's like, I don't know, a fairy tale for kids
Speaker 5: and grown ups. I just found it and we started
Speaker 5: watching it the other night. We've seen three episodes now.
Speaker 5: It is incredible.
Speaker 3: Have you seen it?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I started yesterday. Actually it was trending number one on Netflix.
Speaker 7: Sure after the first episode, I really gains a bit
Speaker 7: more momentum.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I love that about like fairy tales and like there's
Speaker 5: been a well it's again it's a hard sell. There's
Speaker 5: been some kind of contagion of a horrible global pandemic.
Speaker 5: But no, no, no, it's it's not as grim as
Speaker 5: it says.
Speaker 3: It's a fairy tale.
Speaker 2: Are you just watching the news?
Speaker 5: Yes, it's called sky News. The main actor is Andrew Bolt.
Speaker 5: It's called Sweet Tooth. That is so good. Three episodes in.
Speaker 5: We really love it. It is one of those Netflix
Speaker 5: show that's like a mini movie every episode. It is beautiful, stunning. Yes,
Speaker 5: Sweet Tooth. Everything I'm watching at the moment forgot what
Speaker 5: a great actor. Michael Douglas do is have you seen
Speaker 5: Kaminsky Method?
Speaker 3: No, oh my god, you got to go on. You'd
Speaker 3: love it.
Speaker 2: What's it on?
Speaker 3: It's on Netflix.
Speaker 5: He is an acting coach and he's now late in
Speaker 5: his life. He's on his seventies, he's getting older. And
Speaker 5: Alan Order's in it as well. It is so funny,
Speaker 5: and you're reminded Michael Douglass what his late seventies now,
Speaker 5: still a really good looking guy, and it is so
Speaker 5: funny and real about aging, and you just remind him.
Speaker 5: Michael Douglass is an amazing actor, still so charismatic in it,
Speaker 5: but he is his age, he's he is such a
Speaker 5: great performance. He's a knockout star of it. Yes, it's
Speaker 5: called The Kaminsky Method.
Speaker 3: Check it out.
Speaker 5: It's on Netflix. This last podcast, I can't stop listening
Speaker 5: to it. I don't know if you're you know about
Speaker 5: Bill Simmons makes loads of podcasts, does a really good
Speaker 5: one called The Sports Guy. He's got his own sort
Speaker 5: of mega production company called The Ringer, and they make
Speaker 5: some amazing podcasts, one of which have got into a
Speaker 5: couple of weeks ago. I keep minute to bring it
Speaker 5: up every Friday on this sixty songs that explain the nineties.
Speaker 2: Oh great, that's right up, my alee.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you now.
Speaker 5: The guy that does it is a music critic, Rob Horviner.
Speaker 5: I keep pausing it and rewinding it. His script and
Speaker 5: the way he nails it as well, it's so interesting
Speaker 5: and funny. It's like a stand up comedian at time,
Speaker 5: like sit down, stand Up. The one on the Red
Speaker 5: Hot Chili Peppers album Blood Sugar Sex Magic is so
Speaker 5: laugh out loud funny. I'd forgotten about some of the
Speaker 5: track titles on there. And he goes into like the
Speaker 5: stories around the making it and where it sits in
Speaker 5: the nineties and what it was influenced by other bounds
Speaker 5: who sounded a bit like that. It's just ah, if
Speaker 5: you love your nineties music. I know we love the
Speaker 5: nineties and we love the eighties on this show, but
Speaker 5: still can't you think in one day the nineties are
Speaker 5: going to get the respect they deserve musically It's always overlooked.
Speaker 5: I'm always wass rarised about the sixties and seventies when
Speaker 5: we took a lot about the eighties, But there was some.
Speaker 3: Amazing music in the nineties.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well that was my time of growing up. So
Speaker 6: that's the first music that you really fall in love
Speaker 6: totally and that you idolize that.
Speaker 5: As a teenage because that's when you first meet music
Speaker 5: and fall in love with it. Anyway, if you're into that,
Speaker 5: you'll love this. It's called sixty Songs that explained the nineties.
Speaker 5: Can't recommend that enough. That's my double thumbs.
Speaker 4: Up this week The Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 5: Podcast Amazing scenes yesterday evening parents all over Melbourne. So
Speaker 5: I assure you without this two Patsy so pleased to
Speaker 5: see them getting that old school bag. You know, Lois
Speaker 5: our fourteen year old just unzipping that school bag. None
Speaker 5: of the stuff from when they went into lockdown clean,
Speaker 5: the smell of the drinks, or their look, tupperware and
Speaker 5: stuff like that. Just I know it's just one day
Speaker 5: head a long weekend, but just one day of them
Speaker 5: are getting out the house and going back to school.
Speaker 3: Was already pleased do.
Speaker 7: Going back to school, to jumping through hoops. I might
Speaker 7: have had a little celebratory drink.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you wouldn't have been alone yesterday when it all
Speaker 5: got confirmed that finally.
Speaker 3: All children back.
Speaker 5: You go out the house, out your bedrooms, out the fuck.
Speaker 5: I said to my wife, let's open all the windows
Speaker 5: when they go.
Speaker 3: Just take get rid of the.
Speaker 5: Zoom drama now, wimbus, nowhere do you get this song?
Speaker 5: I get Liken Alert on my phone, you know, because
Speaker 5: they've got mums and dads plugged into everything. I get
Speaker 5: alert now for like two minutes late logging into zoom
Speaker 5: for some really.
Speaker 3: Yes, said the while we've been doing stuffving a team
Speaker 3: meeting was like your daughter's late for history, and like going,
Speaker 3: can you there's no excuse to be late. You're at home,
Speaker 3: lying in your bed. How are you late?
Speaker 5: So yeah, I think mums and dad's everywhere so pleased
Speaker 5: that they're going back to school today.
Speaker 9: Late.
Speaker 3: All right, Lakes the party home of all your emails.
Speaker 3: Yesterday on the show we were talking about scams.
Speaker 5: I certainly remembered one that I've been I been part
Speaker 5: of about twenty years ago, my early Korean radio when
Speaker 5: I was working in a city in the UK called Liverpool,
Speaker 5: great city home of the Beatles, Liverpool football club and
Speaker 5: but a very it was a really big underworld around Liverpool.
Speaker 3: I really knew the right people. Anything could happen.
Speaker 5: And I used to have a goes to drive in
Speaker 5: every morning, park outside the radio station, right because the
Speaker 5: nearest car park was about twenty minute walk and you
Speaker 5: do not want to be walking through Liverpool at five am, right,
Speaker 5: It was just sketchy, very sketchy. So I would just
Speaker 5: park out the front of the radio station and then
Speaker 5: go and move Macart.
Speaker 3: After the show and I.
Speaker 5: Was always getting fines, but right outside the radio station
Speaker 5: were four disabled spots. Anyway, a couple of months into
Speaker 5: my time up there, I'm in a pub on a
Speaker 5: Friday afternoon and this used to happen every weekend at
Speaker 5: every pub in Liverpool. A man walks in with a
Speaker 5: bag full of various illegal stuff to sell to people.
Speaker 5: I mean, like clearly just stolen that day, like brand new,
Speaker 5: like back in there's obviously DVD players, camp corners like
Speaker 5: really you know some of them were like the sort
Speaker 5: of the security tags attached and now willgo where those stolen?
Speaker 3: They just go, oh, I have that, and it was
Speaker 3: like a third of the price.
Speaker 2: And the pub would just let him walk around.
Speaker 3: Yeah they knew him. Charlie, Charlie.
Speaker 5: Anyway, this guy comes up to me and go I
Speaker 5: don't want anything, and I go, what have you got
Speaker 5: in there?
Speaker 3: By the way. Anyways, it's like this treasure trove of
Speaker 3: all kinds of things.
Speaker 5: And then I see that there are fake parking permits
Speaker 5: and one of them ashamed to say of us, I
Speaker 5: would never do this now. It was a fake disabled
Speaker 5: parking permit and I would I know, I would never
Speaker 5: do that now. There were four bays out there at
Speaker 5: five am. Okay, I just was looking after one of them.
Speaker 3: Anyway, let's move on.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, AnyWho, come on.
Speaker 3: With the emails.
Speaker 5: Christian big show of the fan here in Mildura. My
Speaker 5: biggest scam was around twelve years ago working in Townsville.
Speaker 5: You used to have to pay five bucks per day
Speaker 5: for parking and the CBD the tickets look fairly basic
Speaker 5: and my wife is a whiz on Microsoft Word. Anyway,
Speaker 5: sick of paying the five dollars daily fee, one night,
Speaker 5: after a few drinks, asked my wife so she could
Speaker 5: possibly make up a fake ticket.
Speaker 3: The end result was perfect.
Speaker 5: Gave me free parking for fourteen months by using the
Speaker 5: fake tickets and just changing the day each day.
Speaker 3: He's attacked these.
Speaker 6: The fact that they can format those on Microsoft Word,
Speaker 6: and I know that I can hardly get a picture
Speaker 6: to say in the.
Speaker 2: Right spoty Microsoft Work.
Speaker 5: I tried to make a party invite once so one
Speaker 5: of my kids a couple of years ago on Microsoft Work.
Speaker 5: It had a template. It was like insert child's name here,
Speaker 5: venue time, and I.
Speaker 3: Was like, oh, this is so good forging this to me.
Speaker 5: That looks so this is the equivalent, you're and the
Speaker 5: FBI catching people who've got like fake banknotes, the original
Speaker 5: sort of template. There are nine really official looking parking
Speaker 5: tickets here, even like because they have a different font
Speaker 5: for the time that you've got it and.
Speaker 3: Stuff like that. I would not if you're if you're
Speaker 3: a warden, you're not you're not double checking.
Speaker 2: Oh no way, you'd have to get a magnifying glass
Speaker 2: out to prove.
Speaker 10: I don't think they have those chat, but let's go an'
Speaker 10: I don't think they care as well. If I was
Speaker 10: a parking inspector, I would just make sure they have
Speaker 10: a ticket in the window. Wouldn't bother about checking time
Speaker 10: or date or anything like that.
Speaker 5: I'd love to do a live in a world where
Speaker 5: you were a parking inspector as well.
Speaker 3: Is that Jack that used to work with dad?
Speaker 5: Don't don't look at him like that, just wandering around
Speaker 5: staring at the sky and no cars. This comes from
Speaker 5: Daniel Curry Christian. I'm a big fan of daytime bist.
Speaker 5: Yes yesterday on the show, was telling to a two
Speaker 5: and a half hour bath that he had the middle
Speaker 5: of the afternoon. The long as I Stadium is about
Speaker 5: five hours. As I will binge watch TV shows in there.
Speaker 5: I once got through an entire season of your nice
Speaker 5: season of Younger on Stan in one sitting. I have
Speaker 5: my tablet set up, I grab a gink and offer go.
Speaker 5: I'm happ as anything that comes from Daniel your emails
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Speaker 5: Now that we can have and enjoy with the sections
Speaker 5: on Long Weekend.
Speaker 3: You finally get to meet your nephew or niece.
Speaker 2: Nephew for the first time. Young Leroy.
Speaker 3: He's a great name.
Speaker 2: He's got a schedule, by the way, because what do.
Speaker 10: You mean, well, because he hasn't baby, it's like Lillabet, because.
Speaker 6: He hasn't met anybody. There's so many people who want
Speaker 6: to meet him, and.
Speaker 5: We're still giving away those front row tickets were eight
Speaker 5: to meet my baby, Jack's brothers, meet and greet.
Speaker 3: This is a very quick meet and greet. Don't hang
Speaker 3: around too long. Listens, but yeah ten passes at eight.
Speaker 6: Mom and Dad get to meet him today. I'm not
Speaker 6: until Monday. I'm way down the list.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that's fair enough.
Speaker 5: They're like, listen, let's get him to meet some actual
Speaker 5: grown ups and then we bring on the character he's
Speaker 5: going to know us, Uncle Jack.
Speaker 3: I've got a guitar and some hipster cacao.
Speaker 6: It's actually good that it's not till Monday, because now
Speaker 6: it gives me time to get him a gift, because
Speaker 6: I still haven't got the baby anything.
Speaker 3: Get some of the moment day. All right. He'sn't gonna
Speaker 3: remember anything. He's not going to be when he's twenty one. Going.
Speaker 5: I remember when I first met Uncle Jack, and I
Speaker 5: was only two weeks old at the time, I still
Speaker 5: retired from the move. And just get some of the parents,
Speaker 5: and he must be really excited there were a new baby.
Speaker 3: It's family.
Speaker 2: Honestly, I can't wait to meet him.
Speaker 6: I felt instantly felt this connection with him, even when
Speaker 6: they first got pregnant.
Speaker 5: I just felt like I loved him so much made
Speaker 5: be lovely. All right, Well, I think to get you ready.
Speaker 5: We've had a quiz ready all this week. How well
Speaker 5: do you know babies? Are you ready to play?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 3: And I've asked us some lullaby music? Here? Can you
Speaker 3: work out what's so? This is a lullaby version of
Speaker 3: a rock song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this sounds familiar.
Speaker 3: That's why it's a quiz?
Speaker 2: Is this a question?
Speaker 3: In the quick?
Speaker 12: All right?
Speaker 3: Well, this is born to run?
Speaker 5: Apparently it is.
Speaker 3: How well do you know babies? Jack post stancing in
Speaker 3: the dark? This is not born to run? A How
Speaker 3: well do you know babies?
Speaker 2: Not very great?
Speaker 3: Okay, let's play the quiz. True or false. I've got
Speaker 3: some facts. So are the true or false about babies?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: Babies cry with an ACCENTU false? True? They cry with
Speaker 3: an accent.
Speaker 5: Research us on the University of Wurtzburg found that babies
Speaker 5: pick up their mother's native tongue in the last three
Speaker 5: months of pregnancy. They reflect their mother's accent and the
Speaker 5: pattern of their christ Babies grow mustaches in the womb.
Speaker 5: You can see a baby with a big old tash,
Speaker 5: you know, like murphews comes out like that.
Speaker 2: Oh, I guess that's true. They can come up with
Speaker 2: a lot of hair.
Speaker 3: True, And around the four month mark in the womb,
Speaker 3: babies go a tash that spreads to the entire body.
Speaker 3: This isn't true. Have you made this up?
Speaker 7: Oh, there's some hairy babies already had a little tucks
Speaker 7: of hair on her shoulders when.
Speaker 8: She make me out.
Speaker 7: It's like a little monkey.
Speaker 5: That goes after a couple of days that's never say
Speaker 5: anything crizing about already less you want. Your eyeballs were
Speaker 5: ripped out and your throat ripped out and fed back
Speaker 5: to you.
Speaker 3: Newborns open their eyes. Whoever put this together on getting
Speaker 3: boozs of the rear. This factor is on here three
Speaker 3: more times, Rhea. By the way, I know it's a Friday.
Speaker 5: You can't just keep repeating the same face three times
Speaker 5: as one's on here, newborn baby, he's opened their eyes
Speaker 5: and average five minutes a day chill or Force Silver.
Speaker 3: A feature did a half past eight called the atwork
Speaker 3: Time wast Sir, We don't need to ask any more
Speaker 3: questions about how well you know babies? Do you want
Speaker 3: to use Silver?
Speaker 4: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: Every day this week we've been giving dads one thousand
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Speaker 5: a go, all right, So we let the dads pick
Speaker 5: their own specialist subject. Well they think they can get
Speaker 5: the most of my questions right in thirty seconds for
Speaker 5: the high school.
Speaker 3: My son. Your one thing we've learned doing this week
Speaker 3: of this quiz is this show is not at its best.
Speaker 3: Ryan Quiz Questions. Yesterday we had.
Speaker 5: A guy who's studying, you know it was an insurance
Speaker 5: assessor during the day an evening. He's studying to do
Speaker 5: a Bachelor of Science in astrology space.
Speaker 3: Our idea of a space question to.
Speaker 5: Man like that was what did the alien in the
Speaker 5: TV show alf like to eat?
Speaker 2: And he got it right?
Speaker 3: He got it right. Studies our worst guy is a
Speaker 3: space genius.
Speaker 4: Hi.
Speaker 5: So to specialist subjects this morning. First of all, let's
Speaker 5: say hello to Dino.
Speaker 12: Good morning, Dino, Good morning guys.
Speaker 3: I'm good buddy. How are you so?
Speaker 5: I know you got to You've got three daughters eighteen,
Speaker 5: fifteen and seven.
Speaker 3: How have they gone? In lockdown? Everyone? All right? They survived?
Speaker 12: Yeah, that we survived.
Speaker 3: Yes, it is a bit.
Speaker 5: Now before we get into thirty seconds of questions all
Speaker 5: to do with the great Holden car.
Speaker 3: What's the dear? Why is this you obsession? Was it
Speaker 3: the first car you owned?
Speaker 12: Well, I've still got my first Carl given to me.
Speaker 11: My dad, and he's had Holds always.
Speaker 7: Last day sort of just wrapped off on famili.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's been like luggage, you never get rid of me.
Speaker 3: How many have you got?
Speaker 12: Just two at the moment, just the moment.
Speaker 5: Just two, Just two at the moment, all right? And
Speaker 5: if you still got the original one you had when
Speaker 5: you first learned to drive?
Speaker 12: Yes, I have.
Speaker 3: That's awesome. All right?
Speaker 5: Are you ready for thirty seconds of questions about Holden's
Speaker 5: Are you ready?
Speaker 3: R right?
Speaker 5: Your thirty seconds will begin the moment Jack has asked
Speaker 5: the first question, good luck.
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Do you know what was the first model of Holden called.
Speaker 12: Well H two one to five?
Speaker 2: Correct? The Holden crest feature is a line with a stone.
Speaker 2: Which way is the lion facing left? Correct?
Speaker 6: When did Holden last claim victory in the Bathurst one
Speaker 6: thousand last year?
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 3: Before?
Speaker 12: Yeah? Yeahs.
Speaker 2: A classic Holden advertising slogan football.
Speaker 12: Meet Hies, kangaroos and holding God.
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 6: Which famous race driver had a hold in to run
Speaker 6: and named after him?
Speaker 3: Rock?
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 3: Wow? We five?
Speaker 2: Five? Well done?
Speaker 12: Five?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: Well done? All right?
Speaker 5: Coming up next, we'll see how going up against Dino
Speaker 5: is Dad Josh, He's going thirty seconds on the Simpsons
Speaker 5: seasons three to twelve. I love the seasons three to twelve.
Speaker 5: If you're Simpsons, fancy I when you get right next
Speaker 5: after this some Robbie Williams.
Speaker 4: And gold Christ Connell Shoe podcast.
Speaker 5: All right, so we've just had our first ad. Dino
Speaker 5: his chosen specialist subject. He had thirty seconds of questions
Speaker 5: on holding cars smashed it? Did he even stumble on
Speaker 5: any of them?
Speaker 2: I know you got five from five?
Speaker 3: Ass? What do he watch over there?
Speaker 2: I'm putting the next caller on through?
Speaker 3: Are you right today?
Speaker 2: I'm a little bit behind Apel. I can't really explain why.
Speaker 3: I'm worried about you.
Speaker 5: Okay, let's not put Jack in front of anach, any
Speaker 5: buttons or anything like that today. This is no rough edges,
Speaker 5: all right, or equipment near the postmode all right.
Speaker 3: He's got it covered, all right. So we have here Dad, Josh.
Speaker 5: He's got five questions to match Dino to try and
Speaker 5: win the thousand dollars thanks to Aston RX, Dan first,
Speaker 5: Dan for the high School, Dan first, my son than yours.
Speaker 3: We've enjoyed this this week. What's been fun about it?
Speaker 5: This is here in the Variety in Specialist subjects holding
Speaker 5: cars this morning up against the see Simpson seasons three
Speaker 5: to twelve. We are thinking about we know that there
Speaker 5: are quite a few footy players that listen to the show.
Speaker 5: Can we do two footy players every week going up
Speaker 5: against each other? Nothing to do with footy.
Speaker 3: Just I want to know what they're chosen? Specialist subjects?
Speaker 3: Are we know?
Speaker 5: Old Jolie Sellwood listens to the show? We found out
Speaker 5: last week what is it? We found that the Hawks player.
Speaker 2: Sean our show, Sean Berglan, We found out he listens.
Speaker 3: To the show as well. All right, so you're ready
Speaker 3: with your questions?
Speaker 2: Jack, I'm ready? Are you ready? Josh hey, I.
Speaker 3: Haven't got a Yeah.
Speaker 5: He's moving too quickly for me. Now he's trying to
Speaker 5: make up for lost time for the last sound a bit. Josh,
Speaker 5: he there, buddy, Yeah sure, I am okay, Josh boy.
Speaker 5: So you're a big fan of the Simpsons.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm not the biggest, but yeah, yeah, I watched
Speaker 13: it as a kid growing up. That's all we watched.
Speaker 3: Here, thirty seconds of only questions about the Simpsons. Suddenly
Speaker 3: he goes, I'm not the biggest. Do I expect you to.
Speaker 6: Be the very big Josh, you're ampick anything.
Speaker 3: You're a casual fan.
Speaker 6: I think I'm saying it that yellow family right from
Speaker 6: the drop down menu.
Speaker 12: That's the one.
Speaker 3: Who's not one. Editor. Josh, you clearly want no part
Speaker 3: of this. But Josh, who's putting forward?
Speaker 12: Mate?
Speaker 13: What she wants me to win?
Speaker 3: The money?
Speaker 14: Birthday?
Speaker 13: All of my daughter's birthday? Have you in August?
Speaker 3: It's not yet you don't. He said it is going
Speaker 3: to be yellow car.
Speaker 2: We have another one already on.
Speaker 3: Jackie perm yellow. But there's nice to have that happy birthday.
Speaker 3: Good to go for August?
Speaker 5: All right, all right, Josh, you ready for thirty seconds
Speaker 5: of Simpson's question.
Speaker 3: All right, good Jackie boy.
Speaker 2: Off you go, Josh.
Speaker 6: Monorail salesman Lyle Lanley claims he's sold monorails to Brockway, Ogdenville.
Speaker 2: And where.
Speaker 6: Manah or something that north Haverbrook who was saying, bo
Speaker 6: earns forget it?
Speaker 12: Who earns?
Speaker 3: God?
Speaker 12: No, I've got nothing gone blank?
Speaker 2: What does the j and Homer j Simpson stand Ford
Speaker 2: moved on to that way correct. What's the name of
Speaker 2: the alcoholic drink? Homer invents.
Speaker 6: Moonshine, the flaming Homer Josh Josh, you were looking for
Speaker 6: more questions like what's the daughter's name?
Speaker 2: Spell?
Speaker 3: Homer?
Speaker 12: That wasn't it was? I completely went blank.
Speaker 5: Don't worry about it, Josh, Josh, Josh, Josh boy.
Speaker 3: At least he gave it a go.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: I'm going to send you some prizes anyway. Okay, do
Speaker 5: you know what a live lastein? You can have that
Speaker 5: with some other prizes as well.
Speaker 3: Josh, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You drink a well famous Homer's moonshine.
Speaker 3: Ad it. He invented moonshine. It's well known for it,
Speaker 3: Joshi boy. At least we know we ever need to
Speaker 3: find Melmura's biggest Simpsons fan.
Speaker 5: We don't call Josh Josh by bags and take you.
Speaker 3: But you still cheered us up this morning. All right,
Speaker 3: So Josh, you've done all right by us. Have a
Speaker 3: good weekend. You know what something up when he went
Speaker 3: bloody hell. We've all been in that situation sometimes in
Speaker 3: life where you want to swear.
Speaker 12: Tapped, Hey, Tino, yay day.
Speaker 3: By the way, give on one thousand dollars. Dino knows
Speaker 3: he's holding cars five question right, because that was his
Speaker 3: Chowsen space and sub oh night.
Speaker 6: Josh, do you know would have probably got more of
Speaker 6: the Simpsons questions too.
Speaker 3: I would have done that all right, So you win
Speaker 3: the one thousand dollars. Well done, Dino, Thank you very much.
Speaker 11: Good, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: It couldn't do it last week because none of you
Speaker 5: would have called in because we couldn't have a weekend.
Speaker 5: On Monday, we were talking about what was the dullest
Speaker 5: thing you did over the weekend? We heard people cleaning
Speaker 5: the salts of all the shoes. That is not going
Speaker 5: to be this weekend. No, the long weekend is ours.
Speaker 5: So we can finally ask you after our fourth lovely lockdown,
Speaker 5: what are you up to this weekend?
Speaker 3: Knock off Friday? What's time you're knocking off? And what
Speaker 3: are you looking forward to this long weekend?
Speaker 5: Nine four one oh four three, Jackie boy, I know
Speaker 5: you're not coming to the pub at lunchtime with us.
Speaker 3: What are you doing?
Speaker 6: I've got an interesting excursion after the show. The best
Speaker 6: way to say it, I guess is I have to
Speaker 6: get my swimmers counted, so I have to go to
Speaker 6: a medical building after the bank. The bank, Yes, I
Speaker 6: have to make a deposit into the bank so that
Speaker 6: they can put my money.
Speaker 5: You don't do it into the bank, okay, don't turn
Speaker 5: up the reception and go.
Speaker 3: Don't do that. You put it in a deposit slip
Speaker 3: and then you hand into someone again.
Speaker 5: Don't just start in reception and there's a room, I
Speaker 5: believe you go into.
Speaker 2: That's right, So I go into the room.
Speaker 3: An you go in on this? Or what do you
Speaker 3: get dressed up for that?
Speaker 2: Or you know what? I actually I was trying this morning.
Speaker 6: I got dressed up like I wore my nice boots
Speaker 6: today because.
Speaker 3: That helps if that gets you in the mood. Those
Speaker 3: nice boots, sexy.
Speaker 2: Boots sort of felt like I didn't want to his boots.
Speaker 3: They're not his boot They're knee high boots. Is that
Speaker 3: Robin hood I just.
Speaker 6: Wanted to look presentable. I didn't I don't know something
Speaker 6: about going there in a hoodie and looking scuffy didn't
Speaker 6: feel right. So I wanted to be presentable and look
Speaker 6: the best I can. But I am nervous about going.
Speaker 3: Will you will you take some snacks?
Speaker 2: Or how long am I going to be in there for?
Speaker 3: And what you like? After your Friday show, you get
Speaker 3: a little bit snoozy. I've just suddenly got you know
Speaker 3: them the other side of the Cuban going. He's been
Speaker 3: in there three hours in there three mister boaster, You're
Speaker 3: okay in there.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 6: I worry actually about taking too long, but also about
Speaker 6: being too quick.
Speaker 2: I don't want to just do you not need to
Speaker 2: get this?
Speaker 7: Don't do what the love God did when he had
Speaker 7: to do it. He went into the wrong room. He
Speaker 7: went into he went to.
Speaker 6: Just dropping this off there, went into.
Speaker 7: The in the inverted commas, the work room where there
Speaker 7: was material like reading material in the coffee.
Speaker 3: He probably brought his own magazines.
Speaker 7: Chris the nurse running and said, all sir, you're not
Speaker 7: meant to be in this room. You're meant to be
Speaker 7: in the waiting room. So make sure you go into
Speaker 7: the right room.
Speaker 2: Follow the arrows.
Speaker 3: Follow the arrows well. Enjoy that.
Speaker 4: Chris connel Shoe podcast.
Speaker 5: To asking you what time you are knocking off today
Speaker 5: and what is your highlight over the long weekends?
Speaker 3: Knock off Friday, Patsy, what's it for you guys?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 7: You know what I'm really looking forward to this weekend
Speaker 7: is just going to our favorite local barista in Werribee,
Speaker 7: and mottin straight at baby is and just having a
Speaker 7: beautiful coffee and some breakfast tomorrow morning with the family.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, it's the simple things back in our lives,
Speaker 5: isn't it.
Speaker 3: This weekend?
Speaker 5: Right, last week my book came out. No one listens
Speaker 5: to your Dad's show, and I say it's out, but
Speaker 5: no one can. You can online, You can't normally win
Speaker 5: a book's out. You said you can go and by it,
Speaker 5: but obviously for a week and half in lockdown it's
Speaker 5: been out. But like, I actually went past the bookshop
Speaker 5: last week. I peered in for the window and I
Speaker 5: could see it in there, but obviously that the lights
Speaker 5: were off. So this weekend I'm going to a couple
Speaker 5: of bookshops they don't know about this, right, and I'm
Speaker 5: going to sign the copies without telling them, and then
Speaker 5: on Tuesday I'll let you know whether I signed copies
Speaker 5: of the book. So I've actually got six bookshops to
Speaker 5: go to tomorrow. I can go and see the book
Speaker 5: in there, sign it and then leave.
Speaker 6: I wonder if you're a staff member and you see
Speaker 6: somebody doing that, if they'll try and stop you or not,
Speaker 6: because they're facing the book, you're facing a book, but
Speaker 6: you're the author, so you're kind of adding value to it.
Speaker 5: Now, here's what I'm going to do. The kids are
Speaker 5: coming with me as lookout. They were very reluctant yesterday.
Speaker 5: I'm paying them each twenty bucks. So it's just two
Speaker 5: hours work. Okay, it's a two person job. You're a lookout.
Speaker 3: Okay. You start asking where JK. Rowling's Harry Potter is
Speaker 3: and they're distracted. Oh that's your little chart.
Speaker 5: Great to see the young men's reading. I'm there scribbling
Speaker 5: in my own book. Okay, so I'll let you know
Speaker 5: Tuesday where the bookshops are that I've scribbled in my book.
Speaker 5: And thank you to everyone who has bought it. They've
Speaker 5: all been delivered. I'm getting these lovely photos and lovely
Speaker 5: emails my email address that I actually have put in
Speaker 5: the book. I got this lovely photo here for Pauline.
Speaker 5: I keep forgetting how many homes are still without power? Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's one hundred and fifty thousand homes. Pauline sent me
Speaker 5: a photo. She's reading my book on a torch line.
Speaker 5: It's taking something out up to Kenzie in London. The
Speaker 5: cat's readas well. He's out to page fifty one. He's
Speaker 5: a very quick reader.
Speaker 6: Like a kid who's pulled the blankets over their heads.
Speaker 6: So they're ready coming.
Speaker 4: Yeah, The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: Everybody is cool, right, Everyone plays all the good music, right.
Speaker 3: You like all the right bands you got into before
Speaker 3: anybody else.
Speaker 5: But then in secret, there are those songs that we
Speaker 5: all listen to, right, that you'd never admit to everybody else.
Speaker 3: That you actually really really love. We've turned this into
Speaker 3: a feach every Friday called stand by your Band? Would
Speaker 3: you call us up?
Speaker 5: No judgments, you just tell us what the song is
Speaker 5: you secretly love to listen to.
Speaker 14: Stamby your band. Don't be a shamed.
Speaker 8: You like them just because the world doll understand.
Speaker 3: Let's bring out these secret songs of shame, and then
Speaker 3: what we do is we will play one during the
Speaker 3: next half an hour. You maybe you wouldn't normally hear on.
Speaker 5: This radio station nine four one four one O four three.
Speaker 5: Over the last couple of weeks, we've heard songs we've
Speaker 5: not heard in ages.
Speaker 3: Like this, Remember this.
Speaker 14: Game?
Speaker 3: What about this banger? Powerful? Surely like Barnsey and Pharnsi,
Speaker 3: but you ah.
Speaker 2: So love this?
Speaker 3: How can you resist this, just show what it's all about.
Speaker 3: And the lights go out. And then this came from
Speaker 3: Josh to tuck up gender, all right, what's the song
Speaker 3: for you? Stand by your band?
Speaker 5: Nine four one for one oh four three, Jackie boy,
Speaker 5: what have you brought in today?
Speaker 6: I was shocked to even find out this is considered
Speaker 6: an embarrassing song. I was simply this week saying how
Speaker 6: much I love pretty fly for a white great song,
Speaker 6: and the team said, oh, I'll do that for you,
Speaker 6: stand by your band. It's so embarrassing. No, what, No,
Speaker 6: this is a great song.
Speaker 8: Yeah, what an intro and say I'm pretty fly for
Speaker 8: a white guy.
Speaker 3: Whatever, brilliant song.
Speaker 2: I refuse to feel shame for loving this.
Speaker 5: Shame nothing but a good time that song. This is
Speaker 5: gonna split people. I'm not even sure if it's down
Speaker 5: the middle. I may be the only.
Speaker 3: Person who really secretly loves this song.
Speaker 4: You raised me.
Speaker 3: Don't rush the judge, just let it in. Who doesn't
Speaker 3: want to be raised up on a Friday? Please Josh
Speaker 3: raise me up? They ever make a TV advert again,
Speaker 3: that's a big ap for this breakfast show. We should
Speaker 3: just use this.
Speaker 2: It's a bit sweetest and my song was sweetness.
Speaker 6: It's like when you have too many desserts. It's like
Speaker 6: having deserved the entree, main and dessert.
Speaker 5: I'd love that a three course meal that's just pudding,
Speaker 5: and then be sick afterwards.
Speaker 3: And that's what this song is like.
Speaker 2: The t Yeah, what do you imagine that you're doing.
Speaker 3: I've been raised up by the people of Melbourne. I've
Speaker 3: been chaired around AnyWho stand by your man? Please? Can
Speaker 3: you make that happen to me? Guys? Can you chair
Speaker 3: me around me my next birthday? Next year?
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: Stand by your Band, you call us up? You us
Speaker 5: the song that you secretly secretly love, listen to you,
Speaker 5: but you're be embarrassed to tell anybody else that you
Speaker 5: listen to it.
Speaker 3: We call it stand by your band.
Speaker 14: Stamby your band, don't be name you like them just.
Speaker 8: Because the world don't understand, all.
Speaker 3: Right, stand by your mand Let's go to the lines nine.
Speaker 5: Four one four one o four three one of these
Speaker 5: songs we will play before the eight thirteen news. Someone's
Speaker 5: texted in to simply saying one line, I stand by scatman.
Speaker 5: I whould have thought of go an adult whatever need
Speaker 5: to use that in a text format. Ever, what a
Speaker 5: time to be alive, guys. I stand by Scapman. I'm
Speaker 5: standing with you by Scatman. There's now three of us.
Speaker 8: I'm a scat man.
Speaker 4: A song?
Speaker 3: What was this?
Speaker 2: I will also stand with you.
Speaker 12: There's now for us with scam.
Speaker 3: It's Toby Goop. It's Jewish saying.
Speaker 13: Huge.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm going to play this with my kids
Speaker 3: over the weekend. There can you did nothing?
Speaker 2: Dad?
Speaker 3: Stop the scat man. You can't stop the scapman once
Speaker 3: he's stop scabbing. I'm a scat man. Heard that be
Speaker 3: the one that gets played?
Speaker 2: It's got my vote?
Speaker 5: Is do we even have that in the system, you know,
Speaker 5: because it's all on hard drives? Is there any time
Speaker 5: that gold in its history? Which is a very long
Speaker 5: star steveboard history. This reason, however, they must have never
Speaker 5: played scat Man.
Speaker 2: You could probably just loop that one you played and
Speaker 2: it's the same.
Speaker 3: Was it a genre called scout? I didn't even know
Speaker 3: was it?
Speaker 4: Was?
Speaker 3: It just a one off thing? All right, let's go
Speaker 3: to the lines. I know where you've got for us.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Trevor, Yeah, great, crew.
Speaker 13: Mine's not a song, it's more an artist. I'm a
Speaker 13: one hundred and fifteen kilo barking you absolutely adores Dorith
Speaker 13: Day good Man.
Speaker 3: I'm standing with you with Dori.
Speaker 13: While it's somedingly the secret, they're just not quite Genus
Speaker 13: Joplin or Black Seventh. So it's the mixed with the
Speaker 13: with what I'm used to listening to amongst the bellows because.
Speaker 5: Of Gus.
Speaker 2: Where are you? Maybe?
Speaker 5: So listen while I tell.
Speaker 8: You what this to me?
Speaker 3: Hell of a song, right, this marvelous song. Great?
Speaker 13: Everything he does great? You know that's it doesn't fit
Speaker 13: into my area of being a bikey, but it's still
Speaker 13: it's something my little secret I have from everybody else.
Speaker 5: And we just want to thank you for sharing it
Speaker 5: with us today because this is brilliant. I think if
Speaker 5: Harley Davidson want to do a brand new TV advert,
Speaker 5: there's you like going out through the roads, you know,
Speaker 5: that big sort of aerial shot they do and because.
Speaker 13: To me, yeah, on a Harley singing that, I don't
Speaker 13: know whether I could quite the pitch she does, but
Speaker 13: I'd give it a shot.
Speaker 3: Why not.
Speaker 4: Love it?
Speaker 3: Trevor, you have a great long weekend. Thanks for calling him.
Speaker 13: Cheers are you? Bye Bye?
Speaker 3: Bye.
Speaker 5: Now, I don't when sometimes, for some reason this feature
Speaker 5: the guys need to tell us how big they are.
Speaker 3: It's not a dating thing. I'm a one hundred and fifteen.
Speaker 2: Killer guy, Okay, I like long Walter on the beach.
Speaker 5: The ladies don't fill the knees and press us with
Speaker 5: their side. We go on here, Corey, come on in, Corey.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Christian Jack, Pat's how aur this morning?
Speaker 3: We're going, Corey? What's the stand by your man? What's
Speaker 3: the song for you?
Speaker 4: Mate?
Speaker 11: Well, I feel like I should have disguised my name here,
Speaker 11: but I'm a Gabo driver and I'm a sucker for
Speaker 11: all your Disney hits, so Frozen let It Go would
Speaker 11: have to be a favorite of mine.
Speaker 5: Nice Corey, you listen to this in the truck when
Speaker 5: you do in your Garbo rounds.
Speaker 11: The problem is it comes up in the playlist, so
Speaker 11: box Hill get an off and run of it coming
Speaker 11: through their streets as their bins are getting picked up.
Speaker 3: So good it's on a playlist of other sort of
Speaker 3: Disney hits.
Speaker 11: Well it started on the Disney His but that's come
Speaker 11: through now into my super mix, so I'm not mad
Speaker 11: about it.
Speaker 3: But if it comes you're not mad about that? Please
Speaker 3: all right, I'm going to put you on a hold
Speaker 3: in a minute. I want you to send to me
Speaker 3: on Spotify your super mix. Okay, that's got this on it.
Speaker 3: I'd love to listen to it as well.
Speaker 11: I'll send you all my Spotify mon for that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's great, Corey, Corey, you have a great weekend.
Speaker 11: You two mate.
Speaker 5: Stay safe guys and you thank you know four one
Speaker 5: four one o four three? What is the song for
Speaker 5: you that you secretly love You've embarrassed to meet you like?
Speaker 8: Christian?
Speaker 1: Hello, Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: We're doing to stand by your band. You tell us
Speaker 5: the song you're secretly embarrassed to meet you like. We're
Speaker 5: going to play one of them at the moment. There
Speaker 5: is a big movement amongst people. You want to hear it.
Speaker 3: I'm a starting man who knew when you woke up
Speaker 3: this morning you would actually world if someone offered you scatman,
Speaker 3: You're going, actually, I'll take that. I'm the scating. We
Speaker 3: stand with a scam band, Christian.
Speaker 5: I heard you mention you raised me up. The other
Speaker 5: song I brought in this week for a stand by
Speaker 5: band me Josh Groeman, what a song? Stand on Christian.
Speaker 5: I loved this song, and as did my late mum.
Speaker 5: We were organizing her funeral and the songs we played.
Speaker 5: My sister and myself decided to have the song played
Speaker 5: at the grave side as they lowered her coffin. We
Speaker 5: both suddenly come the moment. We're both looking at each
Speaker 5: other listening to this and started laughing after I did
Speaker 5: everybody else. We're not the most appropriate song to play
Speaker 5: as she's lowered into the ground. I cannot listen to
Speaker 5: the song without laughing now and thinking of mom.
Speaker 3: It made me think of this morning. Oh, Sonny, that's great.
Speaker 3: All right, let's see what songs.
Speaker 5: You've got there for Standby band nine four one four
Speaker 5: one four three Sarah, good morning.
Speaker 3: Good morning, stand By band. What have you got for
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Speaker 3: But I am embarrassed by it.
Speaker 12: I can only listen to it in my car.
Speaker 13: It's play to Love by Brian Ferry.
Speaker 5: This is a great song. And tell me that's right, Sarah.
Speaker 5: When you're listening to it, is Brian singing it to you?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 13: I imagine him standing in front of me, of singing next
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Speaker 2: I love that he's in the passenger, he singing it
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Speaker 3: I love this, Sarah. I thought of Brian sing it
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Speaker 3: What's that hooktome? Sarah? Thank you very much, she coole.
Speaker 3: Have a great long weekend.
Speaker 7: You love the show.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Sam. David, good morning, Christian, Jake, pat are
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Speaker 2: This is a great song. This is catchy, no awesome.
Speaker 3: So this is a great song. It's throwing shade. David.
Speaker 3: Here we go again, David, good one, have a nice weekend.
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Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello, the Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 3: Hello, Coller of the week. What is the longest you've
Speaker 3: spent in the bathroom? You're the one, Jamie, Good morning.
Speaker 4: I'm going to dub in my fiance.
Speaker 12: He spends about four to five hours in the bath.
Speaker 13: Sometimes he ordered Uber eight.
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Speaker 6: I don't know when I think of great tear, jirke Is,
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Speaker 3: Must have thought those guys such great is they proud
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Speaker 5: If I could ask one thing of you this weekend,
Speaker 5: there was an amazing charity we found out actually thanks
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Speaker 5: of the first times we did it, a go called
Speaker 5: Jason one right, it's one thousand dollars lots of money, right,
Speaker 5: and he donated all of his money to backpacks for
Speaker 5: VIC kids. We hadn't heard of this little charity and
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Speaker 5: the show on the Monday to tell us about this
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Speaker 5: do struggle, special small ones like this, and it's a
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Speaker 3: Is a really scary situation. If you want to find
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Speaker 5: Please head over to the Christian O'Connell's show Facebook page
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Speaker 5: have a great long weekend. Everybody will see you Tuesday.
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