Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
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Speaker 3: I don't know with shoes you can't feel were you
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Speaker 4: I've a confused old young man.
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Speaker 4: Hey, Good morning Friday morning. Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Jack Post, Good morning guys. Good morning Patsy
Speaker 4: morning before we get into doll thumbs up Friday. Who
Speaker 4: is the comfort to the weekend? Patsy? What are you
Speaker 4: up to this weekend?
Speaker 2: We've got a big weekend. This weekend. I've got to
Speaker 2: Audrey's getting her first jab, her first COVID jab. So
Speaker 2: we've got a shoe nervous she yeah, she's not good
Speaker 2: with needles, so I've had to bribe her. I said
Speaker 2: she could get a present. Does that make me a
Speaker 2: bad parent?
Speaker 4: No at all. I do that all the time, even now.
Speaker 3: So Christian told me the other day, what movie are
Speaker 3: we going to pay the girl's money to watch? Because
Speaker 3: you thought it was a good message.
Speaker 4: I've done that a couple of times, them twenty five
Speaker 4: bucks each, and I heard it whispering. Does he know
Speaker 4: there's our pocket money for.
Speaker 3: A week just that and he's just going to give
Speaker 3: a rock rhyming movie or something like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's it. So if it makes your man parent,
Speaker 4: it makes me weekly. Actually, what to say about any
Speaker 4: hope for me? Have been a popular breakfast show DJF
Speaker 4: to pay my own kids to hang out with me
Speaker 4: for our on the couch.
Speaker 3: That's what cash Men's doing for the station, Dad man.
Speaker 4: Jack, what are you up to this weekend?
Speaker 3: Well, we start our first weekend of self imposed isolation,
Speaker 3: sadly because we've got to not get COVID before Bianchi
Speaker 3: goes into labor because of cause all kinds of problems.
Speaker 3: So we're putting ourselves in lockdown.
Speaker 4: No, mom or Dad, you know you're doing the right
Speaker 4: thing though. You know you've come so far in all Seriously,
Speaker 4: you've been through a lot to get to where you
Speaker 4: are now, where you're couple of weeks away from Bianca
Speaker 4: given birth to a beautiful baby, your son. You can
Speaker 4: do this. We did six lockdowns over the last two years.
Speaker 4: You can do you can do this.
Speaker 3: That's right, four or five weeks, that's nothing compared to
Speaker 3: what we've been through. Before.
Speaker 4: No, And it's a great reason as well. It gives
Speaker 4: you time to read up on everything you need to
Speaker 4: know about being a dad as well. All those books
Speaker 4: you've put off. No, you've got no excuse.
Speaker 3: Now, those tests that we did last year, I'll smash those, yes, ye,
Speaker 3: trust me. Over summer I've read the books.
Speaker 4: Yeah. After we finished the show yesterday, right, got on
Speaker 4: my car about an hour later at the front of
Speaker 4: my house and it had been broken into overnight. Oh no, yeah,
Speaker 4: and it'd been trashed, right, And I got I got
Speaker 4: strapped the car, walk back into my house and the
Speaker 4: first thing I said, what was have your the kids
Speaker 4: been in my car? No, because I just presumed they were, like,
Speaker 4: you know, looking for something. And when my wife and
Speaker 4: doodaughters look for something right there, it's a female thing.
Speaker 4: They will just top the entire room or just suffcus.
Speaker 4: And my wife was like, no, none of us have
Speaker 4: been there. Went all right, when I've been broken into,
Speaker 4: we're back into the car. They hadn't taken anything, because
Speaker 4: I don't leave any jokes in my car overnight. And
Speaker 4: they'd also left. I mean, these are the savages you're
Speaker 4: dealing with. They'd left. They just threw it on the floor,
Speaker 4: along with my d's cap as well. That'd have been
Speaker 4: left there. They'd left an entire brand new packet of
Speaker 4: salted camel pretzels.
Speaker 3: They were mine.
Speaker 4: You you you left the greatest thing I've got in
Speaker 4: that car, brand new packet of salted camera pretzels. I
Speaker 4: lift it on the floor, like what idiots? I mean,
Speaker 4: I know you're an idiot anyway, if that's what you're
Speaker 4: doing in the early hours of the morning, up to
Speaker 4: no good but to leave. And they would have because
Speaker 4: I hide it from the wife and kids in the
Speaker 4: in the glove box. They've had to rip out the
Speaker 4: glove box. Look at it. The throw on the floor
Speaker 4: like this guy he's driving along and get stuck in
Speaker 4: traffic and joys assualted aramel pretzel. What a loser?
Speaker 3: Will the insurance company replace them?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I still hate them. Right later on, when
Speaker 4: I got in the car and my wife.
Speaker 3: Says a rhyme scene wait, triple zero, they throw my pritcils.
Speaker 4: You know here now I've seen CSI put that blue
Speaker 4: stick on it goes. Who knows what else they've done
Speaker 4: in this car. My I said, you should not have
Speaker 4: maken those pretzels. They probably poisoned them. They're not going
Speaker 4: to poison them.
Speaker 5: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Every Friday, on the show Me, Jack and Bats tell
Speaker 4: you about the things we're into at the moment. We
Speaker 4: call a double thumbs Up Friday, stuff that u've really
Speaker 4: enjoyed watching. And you can always if you listen to
Speaker 4: this and you miss some of them, We put them
Speaker 4: on our Instagram and Facebook page as well, which you
Speaker 4: can find very easily. Guess what it's called The Christian
Speaker 4: O'Connell Show. You'll find our little homes there. All right, Patsy,
Speaker 4: you're the queen of double thumbs Up Friday. What is
Speaker 4: it for you? Then? Obviously last couple of weeks you
Speaker 4: must have seen some good stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've been to the cinemas. If you're wondering if
Speaker 2: it's worth going to the cinemas.
Speaker 4: Yes to the movie The Facebooks.
Speaker 2: This cinema saw some really great kids movies. Sing Too
Speaker 2: as good as the First Go and take the kid first.
Speaker 2: It is so much fun. Adam's Family Too is also
Speaker 2: worthy of a recommendation. But my all time favorite over
Speaker 2: the holidays was ghost Busters After Life.
Speaker 4: Yes that good? You have the kids.
Speaker 2: It was brilliant. As soon as we saw the short
Speaker 2: for it, we thought, oh, this looks like it's going
Speaker 2: to be good, and it did not disappoint. Of course,
Speaker 2: Jason Reatman directs it, whose dad Ivan did the original,
Speaker 2: and he's really done it justice. It's just a really
Speaker 2: beautiful tribute to Harold Ramas, who of course is not
Speaker 2: with us anymore, and he is included in the movie.
Speaker 2: It's a beautiful story and came by the other three
Speaker 2: Ghostbuster characters. This is really great if you're.
Speaker 4: Afra first to them as the other three seven weeks off,
Speaker 4: you couldn't you couldn't do a bad job of research
Speaker 4: to the other three.
Speaker 6: You will love it.
Speaker 2: If you're a fan of the first ghost Buster.
Speaker 4: I loved it with those other guys starring the other
Speaker 4: and also what a what a lovely way to say
Speaker 4: that someone's dead, they're not with us anymore. We love
Speaker 4: that sort of thing, like a vicar might say that
Speaker 4: he's not with us anyone.
Speaker 2: But this is brilliant. You'll love it, Christian. If you're
Speaker 2: a fan of the first one.
Speaker 4: It's a classic comedy movie ghost Buster. This is a brilliant,
Speaker 4: brilliant movie. That's still funny. You can still watch it now.
Speaker 4: Actually it sort of stood the test of time. I
Speaker 4: will check it out.
Speaker 2: No, it's worth the check out. Another thing that you
Speaker 2: might laugh at me, Jack, You'll love this eventually when
Speaker 2: your little bubb is born. A brilliant classic Judith Kurse story,
Speaker 2: The Tiger who Came to Tea.
Speaker 3: My mum used to read me this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's my favorite book to read to the kids
Speaker 4: when they were younger. Wife, I still kept them original book.
Speaker 4: I to read lost love reading that. It's a great story.
Speaker 4: And Judith Kerk she did so many amazing children's books.
Speaker 4: I met her a couple of times. An amazing character. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Haven't they turned into a TV Yes?
Speaker 2: And this is what I'm talking about. We stumbled across
Speaker 2: this on stand exclusive last weekend and Audrey looked at
Speaker 2: us and rolled her eyes. It's like, oh, you're so lame,
Speaker 2: Mom and Dad. That's like so long ago. It was
Speaker 2: her favorite story. But we found that it just drew
Speaker 2: us in again.
Speaker 4: It's just a little fron movies. He's a tiger. We
Speaker 4: ate all that dad sausages. I actually get so angry
Speaker 4: they trained called his bear different places or anything that
Speaker 4: Tiger It from Remembery.
Speaker 3: It's a pretty short story. How does your whole series?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 4: We get a bit desperate.
Speaker 3: It's just a little short film.
Speaker 2: It's twenty You.
Speaker 4: Take me five minutes to read at bedtime? How the bloody?
Speaker 4: How they go into a movie? Look? Christian Connor Show
Speaker 4: podcast double thumbs up. Friday, Me JACKO Pat. We talked
Speaker 4: about the things we've been into the last couple of week.
Speaker 4: I'd know about you guys, but on your WhatsApp groups,
Speaker 4: everybody always wants to know recommendations for what to watch
Speaker 4: at the moment before I get into mine and ask
Speaker 4: Jack here is I just want to say thank you
Speaker 4: very much too. We have the such big hearted listeners.
Speaker 4: Vicky Mudfold, who's literally just emailed during the ad break
Speaker 4: there an email for you and Bianca actually Jack, Morning Jack.
Speaker 4: My daughter had a son on the twenty third of December.
Speaker 4: She and her husband had to isolate for two weeks prior.
Speaker 4: They were told that she would have to go to
Speaker 4: the Monash Hospital on her own for the birth if
Speaker 4: she got COVID, and that's where pregnant mothers and babies
Speaker 4: are quarantined, a potentially terrible situation for anyone. I'm let
Speaker 4: alone a first time, like my daughter, Like Bianca, the
Speaker 4: isolation is totally worth her as the alternative is a
Speaker 4: lot worse. Wishing Jack and Bianca all the joy baby
Speaker 4: posts will bring very very soon. That's song, Vicky.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much, Vicky, And congratulations on the grandchild.
Speaker 4: Yeah awesome, all right, double thumbs up for me. Have
Speaker 4: you guys seen Ricky Gervasa After Life the first two seasons.
Speaker 4: The third one came out about a week and a
Speaker 4: half ago, and it is brilliant. It brings all together
Speaker 4: really well. It's incredibly funny, very very rude, disgusting, inappropriate,
Speaker 4: and also out of all the now three seasons of it,
Speaker 4: it's the most moving. He brings it together so well,
Speaker 4: and the whole cast are great in that. The last
Speaker 4: two episodes will really really melt your heart. It's the
Speaker 4: ending is I can't stop thinking about how he how
Speaker 4: he ends it actually the.
Speaker 3: End of the whole series, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Last one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, It's done in a really, really, really moving way.
Speaker 4: It's brilliant. Ricky will be on the show in the
Speaker 4: next two weeks as well, talking about but can't recommend
Speaker 4: that enough. Something else that's just really really made me laugh.
Speaker 4: And I was reluctant to watch it because not normally
Speaker 4: the sort of thing i'd watch a TV series about
Speaker 4: a superhero. But I've only been watch tearing through it
Speaker 4: because it is so funny John Cena. You might have
Speaker 4: seen the adverts for this new show directed by James
Speaker 4: gunn Maker. Yeah, but it is just so it is
Speaker 4: really really funny. I'm actually grinning just thinking about it.
Speaker 4: I've got this week's episode to watch later on today,
Speaker 4: and the music in it is fantastic because all eighties
Speaker 4: rock stuff you wouldn't heard of for a very long time.
Speaker 4: There's some brilliant music in there. But it is really
Speaker 4: well written. John Cena is a revelation, and I didn't
Speaker 4: know he was actually that funny. I sat it was
Speaker 4: a bit of a lunk in a lot of his
Speaker 4: movie stuff, but he's brilliant in this. And then my
Speaker 4: last recommendation, I think, out of everything I've recommended doing this,
Speaker 4: if you ask me just to recommend one documentary, it
Speaker 4: will now be this. I've recommended it to so many
Speaker 4: friends over the last couple of weeks. We all remember
Speaker 4: the story of the Tay Boys that were stranded in
Speaker 4: the caves about two or three years ago, and there
Speaker 4: was this huge international effort to try and get them
Speaker 4: out that lasted weeks and even when you started thinking
Speaker 4: about it, it would make you costrophobic. But the actual
Speaker 4: story of how they were rescued, it's documentary has been
Speaker 4: made by the directors of Free Solo and it is unbelievable.
Speaker 4: The real story, which we didn't know a lot of,
Speaker 4: is so amazing and it is the most incredible story
Speaker 4: I've ever watched. It's barely believable at times. It's called
Speaker 4: The Rescue. It's a National Geographic documentary. You can watch
Speaker 4: it on Disney Plus and if you've got National Geographic.
Speaker 4: The heroes although involved a lot of people, but these
Speaker 4: the heroes is two British guys and there's another amazing
Speaker 4: Australian called Harry. He's an anethethist and in his spare time,
Speaker 4: like these middle aged guys Rick and John, who've got jobs,
Speaker 4: this is just their hobby is cave diving, and it's
Speaker 4: the kind of hobby that for most of us, the
Speaker 4: thought of actually even just walking into a cave freaks
Speaker 4: me out. They've got go pro footage from actual the
Speaker 4: original cave divers do try to go down. So the
Speaker 4: Thay Navy seals gave up trying to rescue the boys.
Speaker 4: They weren't experienced enough to push through one thousand meters
Speaker 4: claustrophobic rock to try and get them out. And so
Speaker 4: these British nerds that they described themselves their middle aged guys,
Speaker 4: this is their weekend hobby doing this. It brings them calm.
Speaker 4: The rest of us you get freaked out. They decided
Speaker 4: to put themselves on a plane and just go over
Speaker 4: to see if they could advise. They then lend up
Speaker 4: going in and then well, I won't ruin it for
Speaker 4: the rest of you. We know how it ends. It's
Speaker 4: amazing they got them all out.
Speaker 3: They weren't there on an official conn. I didn't even
Speaker 3: know you could go to a rescue standing and co background.
Speaker 4: Because a couple of the Navy seals knew that they
Speaker 4: were like some of the best in the world and
Speaker 4: they need their advice. And the Navy seals in the
Speaker 4: end said, we actually can't do this, We're not good enough.
Speaker 4: So reluctantly the Thai government had to let some foreigners
Speaker 4: that weren't really officially involved in it go and have
Speaker 4: a look around at first, all to observe, and then
Speaker 4: they'll end up becoming if it hadn't been for those
Speaker 4: two divers, and then then getting this amazing Australian guy, Harry,
Speaker 4: who without him and at first he says no, because
Speaker 4: they had to anthetize the boys to get them out
Speaker 4: where he said, it's just unethical and he started still
Speaker 4: crying now talking about this streating guy Harry, even though
Speaker 4: they got all the boys out, when you watch what
Speaker 4: they had to do to get them out, and what
Speaker 4: I think what makes it so special is often you'll
Speaker 4: watch documentaries or movies about heroes and actually don't You
Speaker 4: can't connect to them because you think, when I could
Speaker 4: never do that. These guys they're just like us. Actually
Speaker 4: they were scared. They gave up initially. They just thought
Speaker 4: we won't be able to get them out. This is
Speaker 4: actually just impossible. They're not trained divers, and even trained
Speaker 4: divers like these Navy seals, it's too scary. You're going
Speaker 4: to have three or four hours of diving underwater and
Speaker 4: these tiny little caves to get them out. But it
Speaker 4: wasn't for the three of them not giving up and
Speaker 4: just pushing through these three unlikely heroes, the real story.
Speaker 4: I cannot recommend it enough. It's called The Rescue. It's
Speaker 4: on Disney Plus. It's about an hour and twenty minutes.
Speaker 4: You will sit there, it's not a thing. You'll just
Speaker 4: sit there casually. You'll be leaning for the whole time.
Speaker 4: You have your hand, have your mouth. You go, oh
Speaker 4: my god, oh my god. There so many times you
Speaker 4: start to almost hyperventilate, and just watching it with a
Speaker 4: bag of Dorito's and a beer on the couch. But
Speaker 4: it is such a feel good documentary about perseverance and
Speaker 4: unlikely heroes where if you saw them a room, you've
Speaker 4: never looked twice at them, but what they did is, yeah,
Speaker 4: the true definition of selfless. It's great. It's called The
Speaker 4: Rescue National Geographic. You find it on Disney Plus.
Speaker 5: Christian Connell's show podcast, All.
Speaker 4: Right, Jack, what is it for you? What have you
Speaker 4: guys been into the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: The best movie I've seen so far this year will
Speaker 3: surprise you. It's a Disney animation. It's called Incanto. Have
Speaker 3: you seen it, Pats, Yes, yes.
Speaker 4: Grace watched this. Amazing things about it.
Speaker 3: They just make them so good.
Speaker 4: Now, so just Pixar.
Speaker 3: This is just Disney this time, and this is Disney's
Speaker 3: sixtieth animation, and by this stage they just perfect storytelling
Speaker 3: and everything about is perfect. The reason I watched it
Speaker 3: is because I read an article that the song from Encanto,
Speaker 3: we Don't Talk About Bruno is now bigger than in
Speaker 3: the song from Frozen, which let It Go.
Speaker 4: Was. Yeah, I never thought that would happen because Frozen
Speaker 4: was a great movie. But the soundtrack, I mean, I
Speaker 4: remember it was when we had it on CD, right
Speaker 4: and the girls on an average school run would hear
Speaker 4: that five or six times going to school and then
Speaker 4: coming back.
Speaker 3: So this is in Canton now for I guess of
Speaker 3: parents of kids these days, it's we Don't Talk About Bruno,
Speaker 3: which sounds like it.
Speaker 4: New music on Gold.
Speaker 3: So the songs are all written by Lynn Manuel Miranda,
Speaker 3: who wrote Hamilton and all the music from that they
Speaker 3: now Gold.
Speaker 4: This weekend are doing a Lin Manuel Miranda top one
Speaker 4: hundred and I just fingers crossed it's something from Hamilton
Speaker 4: or I'm going to really kick off. Man.
Speaker 3: I don't want to sound like a sicker fan, but
Speaker 3: this guy knows how to write.
Speaker 4: He's a proper genius. He's a funny guys. Well you
Speaker 4: see him on Kirby Enthusiasm.
Speaker 3: Yes, and I love the whole season where he was
Speaker 3: in it. So he's awesome. Now we're watching you tubes
Speaker 3: about lin Manuel, how he writes songs, how like what
Speaker 3: his processes, interviews with him on all the talk shows.
Speaker 3: I'm just a huge fan of him. The songs in
Speaker 3: in Canto.
Speaker 4: I tell you what's going to happen. This is brilliant, right,
Speaker 4: This is like a movie itself. You are going to
Speaker 4: come out of your isolation for that Scallo. Weeks before
Speaker 4: that baby with a brand new musical. I can figure
Speaker 4: it's cooled. Babies are coming, Babies are coming, baby babies.
Speaker 4: I think that's every music I have ever seen. There's
Speaker 4: a song like that, isn't there? Babies coming, Babies are coming.
Speaker 4: You're going to come out with your own lin Manuel
Speaker 4: moraunda baby.
Speaker 3: I'll see what I can do over there. A couple
Speaker 3: of weeks, we can't stop listening to the soundtrack of
Speaker 3: this movie. And I was saying to Bianco's I think
Speaker 3: when I become a parent, I'm actually gonna like the
Speaker 3: fact that kids want to watch the same movies over
Speaker 3: and over again, because I wish I was watching in
Speaker 3: Canto over.
Speaker 6: And over again.
Speaker 4: Listen, listen, Oh you're all fun of it now, my friend,
Speaker 4: let's catch up in five years time.
Speaker 3: No, I will lean into it.
Speaker 4: I will I set all this, Patsy would have said
Speaker 4: of that, Yeah, you'll lean into it and then very
Speaker 4: quickly you'll lean back out of it. It's like mental
Speaker 4: torture again again again. Let it guy, l it gay
Speaker 4: so over a thousand times, easily, the movie or just
Speaker 4: the song, the song, song on the song. And what
Speaker 4: happens is sometimes you might you might the kids don't
Speaker 4: know this, but there might be some tough stuff going
Speaker 4: on in your life and you're forced to listen let
Speaker 4: it go. And how bloody easy is that?
Speaker 3: I think I will watch it over and over again
Speaker 3: and love it. I've been listening to the sound and
Speaker 3: over again myself, without a baby pushing me towards doing it.
Speaker 4: Patsy, what is the movie you think you've seen more
Speaker 4: times with Audie? I reckon. It's hands down Frozen.
Speaker 2: It is definitely Frozen. Funny you saying Canto. When I
Speaker 2: got home yesterday she was watching it yet again. But yeah,
Speaker 2: definitely frozen. You know, you've got the frozen costume, you've
Speaker 2: got the frozen plates, and when we eat this frozen,
Speaker 2: it's like you're absorbed by.
Speaker 4: What frozen mars you have for breakfast. As a family,
Speaker 4: it's all frozen.
Speaker 5: Basically The Christian O'Connell show podcast, What.
Speaker 4: Is the movie you've had to watch over and over
Speaker 4: again with your kids? And also when you were a kid,
Speaker 4: same kind of question. What was the movie you made
Speaker 4: your mom and dad watch over and over again? What
Speaker 4: was it for you? Jack?
Speaker 3: My brother and I watched this movie called Gobots, which
Speaker 3: was essentially Transformers are poor Man's Transformers, Gobot's Battle of
Speaker 3: the Rock Lords. We would have watched that movie eight
Speaker 3: hundred times.
Speaker 4: Hang on a minute, are you going to need to
Speaker 4: read that again? It sounded like you said, Gobot's Battle
Speaker 4: of the Rock Lords.
Speaker 3: Battle of the Rock Lords is coraw. They battled rock
Speaker 3: shaped transformers, and they were normal shaped transformers like cars
Speaker 3: and planes and stuff. Even looking at the Google images.
Speaker 4: Of the go right now. Actually, yeah, I can.
Speaker 3: Still hear their voices in my head. That's how well
Speaker 3: I know these characters.
Speaker 4: Do you know that the Gobots? If you're looking on
Speaker 4: Google I am now reading up on them. Right. We
Speaker 4: all know Transformers obviously the bigger thing. Go Bots were
Speaker 4: first before Transformers.
Speaker 3: Then Transformers is a total rip off. Yeah, is there
Speaker 3: essentially exactly the same thing.
Speaker 4: I can't believe God again this this feels like a
Speaker 4: Transformers movie. Transformers now own go Bots anyway. Okay, let's
Speaker 4: go to the lines now. Who we got here, Jackie?
Speaker 4: Good morning, good morning?
Speaker 8: Can you hear me?
Speaker 4: Yeah, lovely, Yes, that's our that's the radio working today.
Speaker 4: We can hear you, Jackie.
Speaker 9: You were.
Speaker 10: Well, yes, I'm slightly out of breast because I just
Speaker 10: run up the ramps from the beach into the toilet
Speaker 10: block so that you can hear me properly.
Speaker 4: Love to have all this detail. We're now live in
Speaker 4: the toilet. It's a new thing we're trying this year.
Speaker 4: We just want to know if you are in a toilet,
Speaker 4: please let us know. Well, this has made it quite awkward,
Speaker 4: but let's stay in the loop with you. So will
Speaker 4: you down on the beach walking the dog and you
Speaker 4: decided running.
Speaker 10: I am there every day of the week with my
Speaker 10: morning to morning Mermaids group of ladies. I started last
Speaker 10: year just to go down and have an early morning
Speaker 10: first they want, so we're there every morning.
Speaker 4: So you they're just in your bathers.
Speaker 10: I am there in my babies, Christian.
Speaker 4: Yet that's freezing in there.
Speaker 10: It's not freezing, Christians.
Speaker 11: I've been all through the diving suit to get in
Speaker 11: there at like six as Christian.
Speaker 10: Come on now we're used to it from England and
Speaker 10: join them. You'd be more than welcome to come and
Speaker 10: sign your book down here with this Christian.
Speaker 4: Grabbing in the ladies. Is they're coming out of the sea.
Speaker 7: Hey.
Speaker 4: Book came out a couple of months ago. It's about
Speaker 4: the toilet. I've got all the stock is up there.
Speaker 10: No, I'll stop that now. I remember that phone call,
Speaker 10: so I'll stop there.
Speaker 4: It was just so there we go, right mer Lady Jackie,
Speaker 4: let's get one point. You're up the ramp toilet. You
Speaker 4: and your son?
Speaker 12: Is it?
Speaker 4: No, it's my daughter.
Speaker 10: Yes, My daughter's Steff, who's now twenty two years old.
Speaker 10: Loved Snow White and seven Dwarfs when she was little.
Speaker 10: So we've got every plush toy. We had costumes, we
Speaker 10: heard everything, plushes an English word I think, isn't it
Speaker 10: the little boys? Yes, we had all of those. She's
Speaker 10: still got No, she's still got dopey sitting on her
Speaker 10: bed right now.
Speaker 13: Excuse me to one moment.
Speaker 10: My friends are asking who is It's just you know
Speaker 10: color Lady's I'm busy, sorry, they are the cruise with lady.
Speaker 10: That's one of the mermaids.
Speaker 4: Yes, she needs to use so we need to don
Speaker 4: force on what's going on. Sometimes after swimming, I need
Speaker 4: a big poop.
Speaker 10: I'm just looking for They're all down on the beach now.
Speaker 10: I think they can see me.
Speaker 4: That's good news, all right, Well, Jackie don't know about it,
Speaker 4: all of it. It's been great, Jackie, thanks for giving
Speaker 4: us a cool So that's all the ladies. I'll see
Speaker 4: you down there for a book signing over the weekend.
Speaker 5: We'll be there.
Speaker 4: Plush. Joanne, good morning, Good morning. How are you struggling
Speaker 4: a bit? An non sort? That was like an assault, Joanne?
Speaker 4: What was the what was the movie for you? You
Speaker 4: had to watch over and over again with your with.
Speaker 12: Your kids all day, every day with home alone.
Speaker 4: Oh blame me. Well, between every day every.
Speaker 12: Day from oh look, I don't know years from the
Speaker 12: time the sun woke up in the morning. It was
Speaker 12: just playing NonStop and we had a VHS, just a
Speaker 12: video player. It never recorded, it didn't It was this
Speaker 12: tiny little box and he just sat watching it to
Speaker 12: the point where I was on a property in New
Speaker 12: South Wales at the time and a snake was inside
Speaker 12: and I'm like, I really need to stop this movie
Speaker 12: now because we have to go out.
Speaker 14: And we have to do now.
Speaker 12: I'm like.
Speaker 3: You, I realized, mon, they just left Kevin at home alone?
Speaker 3: What's happen to him?
Speaker 4: The snake comes in, going, oh my, is that home alone?
Speaker 4: I love this move.
Speaker 5: The Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: All right, So last year on the show you may recall,
Speaker 4: or maybe you didn't if you've only just joined the
Speaker 4: show recently. But during the Olympics, Australia was having an
Speaker 4: amazing run Olympics. We were doing something on the show
Speaker 4: because we love the Olympics called the Goldathon, where we
Speaker 4: got together with Rob and Ian s. Every time Team
Speaker 4: Australia won a gold medal, we gave away a golden
Speaker 4: washing machine. How many in total, Jack, did we give
Speaker 4: away other than a lot?
Speaker 3: We having my thirty six machines?
Speaker 4: Thirty six, that's right. So Robert in s he's a
Speaker 4: big supporter show. He loves doing stuff with us, and
Speaker 4: the first time I ever met him, I was ordered
Speaker 4: by our sales team because they told me he was
Speaker 4: important that I need to go and have a meeting
Speaker 4: with him a weekend. This is about well over three
Speaker 4: and a half years ago now one of his showrooms.
Speaker 4: So I did. In the Saturday. Rob was running late.
Speaker 4: I think there was an eight man team working on
Speaker 4: polishing his teeth.
Speaker 3: And you've seen the adverts as well.
Speaker 4: Have you seen the adverts? The same people that used
Speaker 4: to clean the Beg's teeth, they now are high bying Rob.
Speaker 4: He was running late, and this very lovely mature man
Speaker 4: must have been in his sixties, was like his sort
Speaker 4: of I don't know. He was like Alfred in the
Speaker 4: Batman movies. He's like mister Robert is running late. I
Speaker 4: was like okay, and he was have you got any
Speaker 4: have you any questions for me? And I said, tell
Speaker 4: you what? How long have you been working He goes, oh,
Speaker 4: he's been working for Rob for years. I said, I'm
Speaker 4: always fascinated by really good salespeople, right because the patter
Speaker 4: was actually really good. So I said, tell you what,
Speaker 4: sell me something here? And I happened to be buy
Speaker 4: the fridges, and he walked me over to this. I
Speaker 4: actually thought it was like two doors to get into
Speaker 4: another showroom. And he started to sell something called the
Speaker 4: sub zero fridge. And it's worth thirty thousand dollars right,
Speaker 4: And I couldn't wrap my head around the fact that
Speaker 4: you could buy a fridge where people would actually spend
Speaker 4: thirty thousand dollars on this fridge called a sub zero.
Speaker 4: And the way he sold it to me goes, it
Speaker 4: uses NASA technology. Now I'm the sort of guy that
Speaker 4: you drop something like NASA technology. I'm a guy who
Speaker 4: owns a NASA technology pen that apparently I can write
Speaker 4: upside down with why i'd be upside down? Need to
Speaker 4: write down my ideas for this show, I've got no idea.
Speaker 4: But anyway, he goes, he's got a NASA technology sir,
Speaker 4: And I went, what does that mean? He goes, Well,
Speaker 4: if I were to cut an avocado in half, I
Speaker 4: could leave it in this sub zero fridge for a month.
Speaker 4: It wouldn't go brown. Oh what, he goes, Yeah, they
Speaker 4: moved the nitrous oxide. And I was thinking, damn right,
Speaker 4: they can't have moldy fruit up on that space station.
Speaker 4: And you don't see them opening the window or putting
Speaker 4: out the old recycling bins. They can't have a moldy
Speaker 4: apple or a brown avocado or something like that the
Speaker 4: end of the month. Chuck it out the fruit, it's
Speaker 4: got a last.
Speaker 3: I don't see a lot of astronauts eating half avocados
Speaker 3: with a spoon from memory, but I don't watch a
Speaker 3: lot of astronaut stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but to be fair, they'll always do their snacks
Speaker 4: before they do one of those videos for us back complainer,
Speaker 4: that's got to be fueled up.
Speaker 3: You're right up.
Speaker 4: So anyway, Rob turns it up and I said, this fridge,
Speaker 4: he goes off, it's a sub Zero. It's it's amazing.
Speaker 4: He starts taking me through all the speck the NASA
Speaker 4: technology and stuff like this went. I'd love to give
Speaker 4: this away one day. Well, friends, that one day is
Speaker 4: now now, And this is no ordinary fridge. The sub
Speaker 4: Zero Classic series refrigerator combines pioneering food preservation technology and
Speaker 4: the unmistakable can you tell you I'm reading from the
Speaker 4: brochure right now, unmistakable elements that make the sub Zero
Speaker 4: a design icon. Hand finished wrapped stainless steel doors. They
Speaker 4: are they're like oatdoors. Jack, have you've seen this thing
Speaker 4: hand finish?
Speaker 3: So they wrap the steel in their bed hands.
Speaker 4: Amazing, Yeah, and distinctive louvered grill. I don't know about you, guys.
Speaker 4: I've always treamed of owning a fridge that has a
Speaker 4: luvered grill. At the moment, I have an unlouvered grill.
Speaker 3: Don't tell me you do.
Speaker 4: I do. I've been thrown out a bay side. We're
Speaker 4: having a flat grill. We're giving this amazing prize away
Speaker 4: on the show next week. It generally is worth just
Speaker 4: around the twenty nine thousand dollar mark. That includes installation
Speaker 4: and also cabinet tree. Cabinet tree, I've never even heard
Speaker 4: that word. Cabinet tree means basically, they have to redo
Speaker 4: the whole cabinet around this to make it. To make
Speaker 4: it work, they have to do redo the whole sort of.
Speaker 3: They refit your kitchens, Yes, fit this behemothy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Rob said, they cover the cost of that. You said,
Speaker 4: it's not like they just dropped this beast off right,
Speaker 4: it's I don't know how they get into space. By
Speaker 4: the way, I don't know how they get it up
Speaker 4: there on the back. They tell it up there are
Speaker 4: something when there's you all things with this big fridge
Speaker 4: up there to get it all the way up there,
Speaker 4: we're giving us away on the show next week. It
Speaker 4: is an amazing price, right, it is literally the biggest
Speaker 4: prize we've ever given away.
Speaker 3: It's so far ahead of any other fridge it's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: There's no product on the market that is this far
Speaker 3: ahead of its competitors than the sub zero fridge.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's amazing. So the way we're going to give
Speaker 4: this away is next week on the show on Friday,
Speaker 4: two teams of you are going to have a fridge
Speaker 4: each and you're going to see how far you can
Speaker 4: carry your fridges in an hour? Are you still interested? Now?
Speaker 4: And imagine a lot of people going, I don't think.
Speaker 4: Do you remember a couple years ago when we did
Speaker 4: the mattress race, Right, that's one thing, right, trying to
Speaker 4: carry an awkward mattress a fridge. A fridge weighs a ton.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 4: It's not one of those big double stack fridges. We're
Speaker 4: talking about your normal kind of like bar fridge. But
Speaker 4: even so, it's heavy.
Speaker 3: Something you'd carry two man team carrying it away, but
Speaker 3: you wouldn't want to carry out more than the length
Speaker 3: of the driveway from your moving van into your house.
Speaker 3: We're saying, over an hour, how fuck can you get
Speaker 3: away from the station?
Speaker 12: What is it?
Speaker 4: How far do you guys think someone would two people
Speaker 4: on the team, because you can have to keep putting
Speaker 4: it down, but all serious is how far do you
Speaker 4: think they get in an hour?
Speaker 3: I think we'll see them from the window.
Speaker 4: Well, anyway, I'm catching up with our producers the other day, right,
Speaker 4: and obviously we've got two little Matro boys on our team,
Speaker 4: haven't we, Tom and Rio? Okay? And they were going, yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean, look, in an hour, it's probably quite easy
Speaker 4: to knock off three k. Three K you think they're
Speaker 4: going to do that's two miles. You think they're going
Speaker 4: to do three k? Lugging a fridge is no way
Speaker 4: they're going to do three k. They thought I was
Speaker 4: like being weak, so Jack, they don't know about this,
Speaker 4: but I think on Monday, that's right, let's say test right,
Speaker 4: Maybe they're right. I'm happy to apologize. Okay, let's see
Speaker 4: our producers. Apparently very easy, so it's easy to do.
Speaker 4: On a Monday half six, we'll send them out. They
Speaker 4: can lug a fridge for an hour and we'll see
Speaker 4: how far these boys get and see if they smash
Speaker 4: three k I think that's the only way we're going to.
Speaker 3: Know we have to has to be done, and they're
Speaker 3: smiling for lots of fun in the studio.
Speaker 4: We want to go out there now, guys, sit down.
Speaker 4: Monday will come around very soon. It's only three sleeps,
Speaker 4: so look. Next week on the show, we're going to
Speaker 4: be looking for two teams of you who are up
Speaker 4: for doing this. The winner gets this thirty thousand dollars fridge.
Speaker 4: Thanks to Ian s you will have the sub zero
Speaker 4: with cabinet. Try to fit into your kitchen as well.
Speaker 4: That is the big prize being carried away by one
Speaker 4: of you. Next week on the show.
Speaker 5: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: Knock Off Friday, we ask you the best question of
Speaker 4: the week. I'll tell me you knocking off and then
Speaker 4: what's the highlight of your weekend? You know, I'll send
Speaker 4: to you, guys to the Dawn show that I had
Speaker 4: to lend my door to my laptop because he has
Speaker 4: been repaired back to school. I'll just open it back
Speaker 4: up and there's a fresh tab. Our tabs if you
Speaker 4: leave them open can be very revealing about what we've
Speaker 4: been looking at.
Speaker 3: What were they doing.
Speaker 4: I did not know that my seven, you know old
Speaker 4: daughter was interesting in leaving and going to do volunteer
Speaker 4: work in Shranka. Wow to suddenly my weekend pans be
Speaker 4: going shranker. Anyway, what we did have land is over.
Speaker 4: You guys know that I've become a tree nerd over
Speaker 4: the last sort of six or so months. I've persuaded
Speaker 4: my poor wife to go for drive this weekend to
Speaker 4: go and see this Aida tree. It's a very famous
Speaker 4: three hundred year old tree in Gibson, I think it is.
Speaker 4: We're headed out that way tomorrow.
Speaker 3: For the day, right just to see the tree.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I then go and walk round it. It's like
Speaker 4: a beautiful forty five minute walk. It's over three hundred years.
Speaker 3: It's shug minute walk around the tree. How is it?
Speaker 4: I tell you it's seventy six meters three hundred years old.
Speaker 4: Just to fulfill that the power in the history the
Speaker 4: things that that tree has lived through.
Speaker 3: Jack, what's of old trees?
Speaker 14: Though?
Speaker 3: I wouldn't make a road trip out of it. No,
Speaker 3: that's just the difference between you and me, I guess.
Speaker 4: But I'm glad there isn't difference. I'm glad there is,
Speaker 4: mister post, what are you up to this weekend? Hipster?
Speaker 3: Actually, when I'm knocking off work today, the first thing
Speaker 3: I'm going to do is we have a scheduled birthing
Speaker 3: video to watch.
Speaker 4: What do you mean scheduled to put that in the diary.
Speaker 3: We had to put it in the calendars because Bianca
Speaker 3: kept trying to say, as we sat down to dinner
Speaker 3: in front of the TV, Hey, should we watch a
Speaker 3: birthing video? I don't want to watch it? One eat
Speaker 3: my tea.
Speaker 4: So we've happy to be right off that burrito.
Speaker 3: We've actually put it in the calendar now Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Speaker 3: and Fridays.
Speaker 4: It's so organized.
Speaker 3: When I get home from work, first thing we do
Speaker 3: is watch a half hour of birthing videos.
Speaker 4: And what do you mean? Like that's all you have seen?
Speaker 4: That beautiful TV show One Born Every minute? I love
Speaker 4: watching that. So is it actually just like NonStop back
Speaker 4: to about babies being born? Like a mega mix? It
Speaker 4: might be.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think it's.
Speaker 4: It's a great rock track.
Speaker 3: Baby Greatest Birth two thousand and three, let's count them down?
Speaker 10: Five?
Speaker 4: What about this big old baby coming out sideways. Oh,
Speaker 4: Mum's gonna fill that hot enter it three.
Speaker 3: I think it is a bit of watching berths, but
Speaker 3: also different things you can do in the birthing sweet
Speaker 3: like breathing technique, different positions you can get into. You
Speaker 3: guys heard about the roboso? Nice Roboso?
Speaker 4: Is that what you were doing when it first start
Speaker 4: when you got her pregnant. I've done the iron eagle
Speaker 4: before and I put my back out.
Speaker 3: Roboso is a special type of scarf that you can use.
Speaker 3: You wrap it around the belly and you.
Speaker 4: Do like a come on you what you go near
Speaker 4: and with some sort of shimmy scuff. She's going to
Speaker 4: kick you in the nuts.
Speaker 2: That's not doing it.
Speaker 4: I went and did some acu pressure course, right, that
Speaker 4: was pain when there was given birth, and I went, okay,
Speaker 4: so I'm just gonna flind a little bit of pressure
Speaker 4: here to an acupressure point at the base of the ankle,
Speaker 4: and so it was like the way from me at
Speaker 4: Apparently the pain relief will be instant and it's nature's finest.
Speaker 4: So yeah, go get your scarf, mate, if you wrapped
Speaker 4: around your neck.
Speaker 5: This is the Christian o'connells Show podcast.
Speaker 4: All Right, knock off Friday, will we ask you the
Speaker 4: best question of the week or Timmy, you're knocking off
Speaker 4: today and what is the high night of your weekend?
Speaker 4: Let's go to Chrissy. Good morning, Chrissy.
Speaker 13: Hello Christian, how are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good, Christy. I hope you've got a good week
Speaker 4: as well. What tell me knocking off today? Mate?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm knocking off at three and after three attempts,
Speaker 13: I'm finally getting married in Queensland.
Speaker 4: So is this the other two where they did a
Speaker 4: COVID complications and all that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 10: So yup.
Speaker 13: Was meant to get married in August in a Sunshine
Speaker 13: Coast and had to postpone it three weeks out because
Speaker 13: we went into lockdown, and then I tried again. I
Speaker 13: thought we'd be out of lockdown by the end of August,
Speaker 13: and finally postponed it to feb. And it's yeah, first
Speaker 13: of Feb getting married and we're driving. We're driving to
Speaker 13: Queensland tomorrow and I can't wait. I'm really excited. We've
Speaker 13: only five weeks up there.
Speaker 4: When is the big day?
Speaker 10: It's on tues Day.
Speaker 4: Oh, this is amazing. Have you been nervous the last
Speaker 4: couple of weeks with obviously with on the CRN and
Speaker 4: sweeping through Melbourne. If you're worried it'll be another one,
Speaker 4: it's sort of taken.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeah, our family got COVID and my partner's family got COVID,
Speaker 13: but we've managed to dodge it, and this time is
Speaker 13: finally happening, and they're really excited.
Speaker 4: So you know in those sort of movies when they're
Speaker 4: they're fleeing the sort of town the city that's under attack,
Speaker 4: like a will Smith move and there's meteorites crashing either
Speaker 4: side of me to swerve the car you are driving
Speaker 4: tomorrow dot you leave Victoria.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 13: It really really feels like that we're lucky we're driving.
Speaker 13: We're taking like Glenn twenty spray and like taking second
Speaker 13: wives and everything in every hotel.
Speaker 4: We're in, Like we're driving up in one of those
Speaker 4: big exorbing balls, aren't you'll?
Speaker 3: Yeah COVID Ghostbusters.
Speaker 13: Yeah, we really are.
Speaker 5: All the best for Tuesday, you know, Yeah, thank you, yes,
Speaker 5: thank you.
Speaker 13: Finally it's it's really happening this time.
Speaker 4: And how long is that dry is that you and
Speaker 4: your room husband to be driving up together.
Speaker 13: Yes, we're driving.
Speaker 4: Is how long is that going to take?
Speaker 13: It's twenty about twenty one hours for the Sunshine Turn.
Speaker 4: I want to almost film it all for reality show.
Speaker 13: We're going to stay over night in Newcastle in New
Speaker 13: South Wales and then yeah, that's ten hours up and
Speaker 13: then another ten hours to the Sunshine Coast. But all
Speaker 13: the way back we're gonna we're gonna drive back over
Speaker 13: three weeks or so.
Speaker 4: Brilliant, it'll be better awesome. Well, listen, we wish you
Speaker 4: all the best for Tuesday. Okay, thank you, thank you,
Speaker 4: all right, take care enjoy that big old road trip.
Speaker 13: Yes, we shall all right, Thank you, guys.
Speaker 4: Bye Fiona, good on and bye bye, good luck. Christy,
Speaker 4: I'm going Fiona, what tell me are knocking off today?
Speaker 9: Well it's not me, actually, it's my partner. He's knocking
Speaker 9: off today after forty seven years at City Power.
Speaker 4: Wow, wait, forty seven years, same job, saying people, so
Speaker 4: since you left school? Jack suddenly thinking, good god, the
Speaker 4: thought of if he stopped working with me in forty
Speaker 4: now something's gone wrong.
Speaker 9: That'd be a bit of hard work.
Speaker 3: What's he gonna do with his retirement? Does he have
Speaker 3: any plans?
Speaker 9: Yet, well not really. He's I think he's gonna watch
Speaker 9: a lot of John Wayne and Queen Ecewood movies for
Speaker 9: a start, and then he might, you know, decide to
Speaker 9: get off his backside and do a bit of gardening
Speaker 9: or something.
Speaker 4: Okay, Fiona, enjoy have a lovely weekend. Thanksgiving us a call,
Speaker 4: no worries. Bye, Graham, good morning, Good morning. Go I'm
Speaker 4: good Graham, and can tell you're busy. You're on the road.
Speaker 4: What are you up to, g Man?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 8: I knocked off at two o'clock yesterday.
Speaker 4: Look at you, just lording up over the rest of
Speaker 4: us two o'clock yesterday. So what are you doing up
Speaker 4: and about? Now?
Speaker 8: I'm going to get me a cartoons.
Speaker 4: Decided to go and tune the car. WHI you're fast
Speaker 4: and furious.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I've got to go back to work in tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Okay. And what do you do Graham in the stay
Speaker 4: truck driver? Yeah? What are you delivering?
Speaker 8: Tip top bread?
Speaker 4: Tip top bread? It's an important delivery. He's taking it.
Speaker 4: But where do you pick it up and take it?
Speaker 4: The tiptop bread to him from.
Speaker 8: I'll pick it up a dane on and then take
Speaker 8: it over to Wedlite.
Speaker 4: Wow, we important work bringing that tip top bread to
Speaker 4: the people. I've had it late.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah yeah, and then pretty backward over there.
Speaker 4: Right, okay, Graham, Well this show actually goes live in there,
Speaker 4: so we've now just.
Speaker 8: Lost I know it does.
Speaker 4: All right, nice, we can take care. The bread's gone
Speaker 4: to his head a brighter.
Speaker 5: Now you're listening to the question, you know, Carl's show podcast.
Speaker 4: My daughter started year twelve yesterday, my oldest daughter. I
Speaker 4: cannot believe that I'm saying that that my oldest daughter
Speaker 4: is starting year twelve, because if she's starting year twelve,
Speaker 4: hell man, And it's a big year for them, isn't
Speaker 4: it was for you? Guys. So we're talking on the
Speaker 4: show this morning about eighteen when you were eighteen. I
Speaker 4: think one of the easiest ways to reconnect with the
Speaker 4: eighteen year old you is actually through Why you've probably
Speaker 4: listened to radio, it's music. I think it's an easier
Speaker 4: way to do it. It's like a little time traveling device.
Speaker 4: It just takes you. It's a soundtrack to a lot
Speaker 4: of these scenes that you had at that year in
Speaker 4: your life. And it's such a big year. There's so
Speaker 4: many big emotions, so many dreams, so much going on
Speaker 4: in your life. It's all there. You've got growing teenage brains,
Speaker 4: an over abundance of alcohol, all grammed into this monumental year.
Speaker 4: So we're asking this morning, what is the song that
Speaker 4: reminds you of being eighteen? Christian? For me Beers at
Speaker 4: the ESP nineteen ninety three and Tag Team Womp there
Speaker 4: it is was the main song heavily on rotate that night.
Speaker 4: I still remember it now whenever I hear that song.
Speaker 4: What a song Christian. I remember the day I turned eighteen,
Speaker 4: visiting a bottle shop on the after I finished school,
Speaker 4: just because I could, don't even know if I purchased anything,
Speaker 4: just going in there because I could, and having my
Speaker 4: first legal beer with my dad. It was nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 4: Bittersweet Symphony was on heavy rotation. Great song, Yeah, I
Speaker 4: remember at that age.
Speaker 3: At that age, people would wait till midnight until they
Speaker 3: turned eighteen so that they could go into a club
Speaker 3: or bar.
Speaker 4: As. It's all about that, isn't it not.
Speaker 15: It is.
Speaker 4: It's all about even though for some of us you
Speaker 4: may have been enjoying some of that stuff before you're
Speaker 4: actually eighteen, with fake ida and stuff like when I
Speaker 4: look back now, fake ID isn't the kind of my state.
Speaker 4: The art forgeries they're getting off now just knows what
Speaker 4: the kids out now for the dark web. I think
Speaker 4: the photo didn't even look like me. It was a
Speaker 4: blonde Swedish boy. Not really sort of examine your fake
Speaker 4: ID back in the day. It's so different now, Jack,
Speaker 4: What is the song that reminds you of being eighteen?
Speaker 3: I was eighteen in two thousand and five, and come on,
Speaker 3: it's hard to emphasized just how huge a hit for
Speaker 3: high school teenagers. Hilltop Hoods Nosebleed section was great, great,
Speaker 3: This song played every high school party you went to,
Speaker 3: and at that age, because everybody in your year levels
Speaker 3: turning eighteen every Friday and Saturday night, it felt like
Speaker 3: you had a big event on that.
Speaker 4: Those were what they just if they were. They were
Speaker 4: just such exciting times, weren't they? All you cared about
Speaker 4: was the next going to another party? That was it?
Speaker 4: Going to another party? That was It was all just
Speaker 4: about the parties and hanging out with your mates and
Speaker 4: going to other parties, and rumors that there was going
Speaker 4: to be another party that one of you knew or
Speaker 4: an older brother knew.
Speaker 3: I was thinking about my eighteenth yesterday, and I remembered
Speaker 3: that I printed off all the invites for my party,
Speaker 3: and then I got a kangaroo shaped hole punch and
Speaker 3: punched a unique hole in every of the invites, honestly
Speaker 3: to cut down on people duplicating the invite. I don't
Speaker 3: know why I thought there would be so much ticketing
Speaker 3: fraud A.
Speaker 4: Chicken in town, hot chicken in town, when you need
Speaker 4: to stop the counterfeitures right now with my engineers, kangaroo
Speaker 4: shape the whole punch. I love the mindset. You're eighteen
Speaker 4: going to all that effort. And did people uninvited people
Speaker 4: turn up to the eighteenth because that was always the worry.
Speaker 4: People go, I don't even know who those older kids are,
Speaker 4: and there's always the older kids to turn up. They
Speaker 4: would like smash stuff.
Speaker 3: They did, And you know what, it was pointless to
Speaker 3: protect the invite because it's not like people were coming
Speaker 3: and handing their invite into my dad at the door.
Speaker 3: People just come to a party in big groups and
Speaker 3: it's hard to stop them.
Speaker 4: So do you know what age do you stop doing that?
Speaker 4: Imagine now if I just walking this weekend right to
Speaker 4: my own I have to see this. People go around
Speaker 4: for a dinner party and I just go and get
Speaker 4: a keg and then gore, who the hell is that?
Speaker 3: You get kicked out? Then you scale the back fence
Speaker 3: to get in the party again by behind a tree
Speaker 3: for a little bit.
Speaker 4: Sadly, I'm mooning all the guests and I throw up
Speaker 4: in the flower bed. Then go home.
Speaker 3: Let's go gate crushing the character this weekend.
Speaker 4: Let's do it.
Speaker 5: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: What is the song that reminds you of being eighteen? Patsy?
Speaker 4: What's it for you? Mate?
Speaker 2: It's this one. I loved Madonna as a kid and
Speaker 2: love this tune up at the club. Oh yeah, every
Speaker 2: time I hear it. We played it on the playlist
Speaker 2: earlier this morning. I can smell nineteen ninety when I
Speaker 2: was eighteen, when I.
Speaker 4: Had a smell of nineteen nineteen.
Speaker 2: I can't smell Christine Dor's poison perfume, like that's huge, heavy,
Speaker 2: heavy application, far too much. And I can smell stale
Speaker 2: smoke at the nightclub. You could still smoke at nightclubs
Speaker 2: when I was eighteen, and stale beer getting spilt on
Speaker 2: the floor.
Speaker 4: And do you remember the next that the morning after
Speaker 4: a night out, your clothes would reek. I didn't smoke,
Speaker 4: would reek of like a nicotine? Would?
Speaker 3: Your hair would smell. I remember getting in the shower.
Speaker 2: I can remember New Year's Eve. I used to like
Speaker 2: to get new outfit, not always get new shoes. And
Speaker 2: I don't know why, because I remember one year it
Speaker 2: was like I should have worn gum boots. Why would
Speaker 2: you get new shoes in a pub with beer getting
Speaker 2: spilt down your leg all night?
Speaker 4: Let's go to Stacy. Stacy, what is your song that
Speaker 4: reminds you of being eighteen? Good morning everyone, Mining, Stacy,
Speaker 4: welcome to the show.
Speaker 6: Thank you please, time Mining.
Speaker 4: Oh what a great time, great song, great album as well.
Speaker 4: So what's this early nineties?
Speaker 6: Yes, was nice. Well, we're active in my age way
Speaker 6: it was nineteen eighty eight, I think, no, sorry, don't.
Speaker 4: Worry, you're among similar aged people. Do not bury. You've
Speaker 4: come to the right show. We're here for you.
Speaker 6: I'm that age this year.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Wow, And what does the song remind you of? You
Speaker 4: got a certain sort of you know, memory and mind
Speaker 4: or a smell like Patsy.
Speaker 6: So I was on my year twelve drama camp and
Speaker 6: we were on a train on the way from Melbourne
Speaker 6: to Adelaide and one of the students decided to take
Speaker 6: his guitar along with him, which saw.
Speaker 4: Some guy and it's some creepy guy like Jack. That
Speaker 4: was me. Ye know, it's half a Jack Johnson's song
Speaker 4: and it's half too much. If you asked me time
Speaker 4: are your life by green Day?
Speaker 6: Well, he started playing Blue Sky Mining on the train
Speaker 6: and he did not stop playing Blue Sky Mining.
Speaker 4: Eight hours of midnight Oil sounds like.
Speaker 6: To Adelaide record every lyrics. It just went on and
Speaker 6: on and on.
Speaker 4: And were you drinking on the train and that at
Speaker 4: that age, or what were you up to now?
Speaker 6: We're on a camp, a school camp. You twelve care
Speaker 6: so no alcohol, which was really annoying, totally so bad.
Speaker 6: We weren't in the sleeping bunks, We're in the sitting
Speaker 6: up chair things for eight and a half hours on
Speaker 6: a train listening to the plisky mining.
Speaker 4: It was great, all right, Stacey, have a nice weekend.
Speaker 4: Thanks for giving us a cool take care, Thank.
Speaker 8: You, Bye bye bye, Gavin, good morning, how are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good, Gavin, welcome to show. Take us back to
Speaker 4: you being eighteen?
Speaker 14: What's the song for you, tumble one by something gay wa.
Speaker 4: A song, banger, banger? Anything else? Do you remember about
Speaker 4: being eighteen? Did you have a good party or a
Speaker 4: big nine?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 14: No, I had a quiet eighteenth and made up for
Speaker 14: it on my twenty first by falling through the shed
Speaker 14: roof setting it up. Sorry to laugh at that first, Yeah,
Speaker 14: as her brother laughed, especially as he did because he
Speaker 14: had to helped me get out of it.
Speaker 4: What were you doing on the roof that was involving
Speaker 4: setting something up for the twenty first?
Speaker 8: They're putting the lights up, destroyed the shed roof and
Speaker 8: it stayed destroyed like that for a bit for you?
Speaker 3: And so did you party on into the night or
Speaker 3: did you have to go to the hospital where your
Speaker 3: friends had a good time?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 8: No, I know I was working good bye then And
Speaker 8: yeh did?
Speaker 14: Tony had sat family and a few friends around, so
Speaker 14: it wasn't a huge one.
Speaker 4: But yeah, no, Kevin, I feel like you're like the
Speaker 4: single handedly held this economy together. He needs some award
Speaker 4: or something. You're eighteenth and twenty first, Benny, have enough
Speaker 4: time for a schooner? Lot you back to work?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I had to go to work the next day.
Speaker 5: The Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Tony's just texted us good morning Tony. When I was
Speaker 4: eighteen and nineteen seventy eight Jerry Rafferty' so on Baker
Speaker 4: Street by a Sax solo. Still love this song? This
Speaker 4: goes from Tony. I had my daughter's playing it other
Speaker 4: day and why why you listen to this? They only
Speaker 4: ever play these songs out for a cool TV show,
Speaker 4: so it's never if I recommend them. It's in this
Speaker 4: big show they watching at the moment. Have you heard
Speaker 4: it Euphoria?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I've heard it.
Speaker 4: Good guys. I can't n it. Oh my word. They
Speaker 4: all I want to do is watch it, talk about
Speaker 4: watching it. They love that show. I could see this
Speaker 4: must be one of my younger listeners who's texted in
Speaker 4: the end put your name on this levels by Avici.
Speaker 4: So I'm guessing if that is that's when you're eighteen,
Speaker 4: you must be in your late twenties. These songs can
Speaker 4: kind of date you, can't they? Andy Coome Morning Hanny, Yes, Hello, Andy,
Speaker 4: welcome to a show, Buddy, Friday Morning. And what's the
Speaker 4: song that minds You've been eighteen?
Speaker 9: Good old ninety six banger?
Speaker 8: You mentioned it?
Speaker 14: The other Weight President's United States Peaches.
Speaker 4: Peaches Us fine song. Yeah, this is in ninety six,
Speaker 4: surely two thousand and six.
Speaker 8: No, I'm pretty sure it was ninety six. Maybe two
Speaker 8: thousand and six.
Speaker 3: No, I think this was the first album I own
Speaker 3: that had the rental guidance warning of the album.
Speaker 4: Yeah, God, awesome album. This is too, very very good
Speaker 4: band too. And that's a great one. Thanks you go,
Speaker 4: Mims call enjoy your weekend.
Speaker 8: No problem, thank you.
Speaker 4: Michelle, Hello, Hello, Hey, got cha Michelle. Also some one
Speaker 4: as you've been eighteen.
Speaker 7: Papa, don't preach Madonna, you.
Speaker 4: Know, the Madonna girl like Patsy on the show.
Speaker 5: Exactly like Patsy.
Speaker 7: I was thinking about the revolving dance floor at twenty
Speaker 7: first century on my eighteenth studio Madura Illusions.
Speaker 4: Gluur and Milk.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, Glure and milk.
Speaker 7: The Sandman peddal van that took us there.
Speaker 2: Oh, I wasn't allowing panel vans. It's very risky.
Speaker 4: Panel van that took you there. It sounds like now
Speaker 4: it's a police report.
Speaker 7: I even had up but on the roof were crammed
Speaker 7: in the back of it. Went down to Frank.
Speaker 4: On the roof.
Speaker 3: I like the paths. You had a rule. It sounded
Speaker 3: like your parents in fourth you're not allowed in panel bands.
Speaker 2: No panel vans, no boys in panel vans allowed, and.
Speaker 4: Patsy, don't you know because obviously you're a massive Madonna
Speaker 4: fan like Michelle here, isn't it it is you? Isn't
Speaker 4: it the to that your mom wants? You'd copied out
Speaker 4: the lyrics to? Was it like like a virsion of
Speaker 4: your your mom found it? And obviously how context wants
Speaker 4: to know? What is this a diary?
Speaker 2: She thought it was my autobiography Sylvia Path Christian Connell's
Speaker 2: show podcast and good morning.
Speaker 7: Good morning Christian, Good morning everybody.
Speaker 4: How are you well? Good ann It's Friday? And what's
Speaker 4: the song for you?
Speaker 7: Mine is bandy Cheap Wine and a three day growth
Speaker 7: nineteen seventy eight summer holidays?
Speaker 4: Where were you?
Speaker 7: Where we were? I'm down at so Leonard's on the
Speaker 7: Bellery near Port Arlington, just outed along and summer holiday,
Speaker 7: end of school days and I met my now husband
Speaker 7: and we've been married thirty nine years, been together forty four.
Speaker 4: Congratulations, that is incredible, what a story, what a meeting.
Speaker 7: Yes, we met down at the pub down here, so
Speaker 7: and we did. We lived very close together in Melbourne,
Speaker 7: not far away walking distance, and spent most of our
Speaker 7: married life there and then six no seven years in
Speaker 7: the month's time, we moved down here to our dream
Speaker 7: home down here, and we can.
Speaker 4: Walk to the pub where we met year ago, my
Speaker 4: dream home. Whenever they see those TV shows and night
Speaker 4: that is not my dream home. It's five K to
Speaker 4: the pub stagger down.
Speaker 7: For me, I can even remember the name of the
Speaker 7: band that was playing that night.
Speaker 10: That was Others.
Speaker 4: I love that last night a four K story. Remembering
Speaker 4: that this is the Christian o'connells show, coome onitor Jenny
Speaker 4: listening to us this morning, talk about the songs remind
Speaker 4: us of being eighteen Christian I was eighteen and nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety four, so for me black Hole Sun by Sound Garden,
Speaker 4: brilliant Chris Cornell band. Music has never been better than
Speaker 4: the nineties. Well, Jenny, good luck next week on the show.
Speaker 4: After we loved last year getting into the eighties and
Speaker 4: breaking apart each week with the eighties out of the eighties,
Speaker 4: next week on the show, we kick off doing the
Speaker 4: same for the nineties. Look at the music the movies.
Speaker 4: Will still be doing Jack and I breaking down the
Speaker 4: movies that we see each week. So eight is It
Speaker 4: of the Nineties starts on the show next week.
Speaker 5: Well, Christian Connell's show podcast A.
Speaker 4: Couple of you. I already wanted to know after I
Speaker 4: said five minutes ago that we're going to be going
Speaker 4: into the eightes it of the nineties starting next week,
Speaker 4: obviously with the letter A demanding to know what the
Speaker 4: first movie is going to be that Jack and I
Speaker 4: are going to break down Armageddon, so we do want
Speaker 4: to watch it this weekend. Armageddon will be the movie
Speaker 4: that would be getting into nothing says the nineties than
Speaker 4: the Armaged of movies. So we'll be getting into that
Speaker 4: right now. Though. Let's do Friday's time Wastess.
Speaker 11: Who News Speak News a standoff between Neil Young, Spotify,
Speaker 11: and Joe Rogan. Neil Young gave Spotify an ultimatum, you
Speaker 11: can't be streaming my music with this.
Speaker 4: I have Joe Rogan's podcast. I've been a minor spending
Speaker 4: all that COVID misinformation going to Neil Young. Pick a side.
Speaker 4: You either go with Neil Young or you go with
Speaker 4: Joe Rogan. Yeah, it's kind of easy to see which
Speaker 4: way they go on that. Sorry, Neil, but they've they've
Speaker 4: they paid hundred million up front Joe's podcasts. So, I mean,
Speaker 4: apparently I was reading about this yesterday because it's quite interesting.
Speaker 4: But apparently Neil Young made this ultimatum, and obviously people
Speaker 4: around him he's still mentioning, went just you know, they
Speaker 4: shout a hundred million from him. He then took down
Speaker 4: his ultimatum from his websites. But off I went, all right,
Speaker 4: then see you see you, Neil, and I took it
Speaker 4: down from the website. It must have been some young
Speaker 4: fellow on the social media who did it, you know,
Speaker 4: the one that did Sebastian eye stuff last year about
Speaker 4: the mass get isolated. So today grumpy bands, grumpy bands?
Speaker 4: All right, we're looking for your grumpy bands. First off,
Speaker 4: I've got a Neil Young one here, Jack, Neil. All
Speaker 4: the cops look so young these days, the cops. Do
Speaker 4: the cops look so young these days? Don't they getting younger?
Speaker 4: The cop?
Speaker 3: What bronze?
Speaker 4: I deserve more crumpy bands, you say, Miley Cyrus, Hyrus,
Speaker 4: Miley Cyrus, grumpy mom?
Speaker 3: Do you have COVID again?
Speaker 4: Come on mineus Cyrus market so we can move on.
Speaker 4: Come on, Silver, better beyond say what did you say?
Speaker 4: Come on? These are good?
Speaker 16: Come on Mark, Come on, lady, grump grump Bronze. You're
Speaker 16: getting on my Nirvana Silver.
Speaker 4: Alani's uh Marris set. She's pretty a upset sometimes, but
Speaker 4: can be really grumpy when she's a Lana's more upset.
Speaker 3: Gold.
Speaker 4: That's gold we had in there. Stay down the mine
Speaker 4: all right, Jackie boy, what have you got?
Speaker 3: Half daddy eating a ride?
Speaker 4: Half? Yeah, that's silver, that's good.
Speaker 3: Cranky goes to Hollywood.
Speaker 4: Gold.
Speaker 3: We men at work, but we don't like mean at work.
Speaker 3: Don't take your bad attitude out on me. Mean at work.
Speaker 4: The repetition meant that you knew that it wasn't the best.
Speaker 4: You're trying to push it over there. I'll give it
Speaker 4: a respectable silver.
Speaker 3: And this band, this band makes me really grumpy, the
Speaker 3: red hot silly peppers.
Speaker 4: Like cling film over the loo, when fleas trying to
Speaker 4: go like that. Gold.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian o'connells show, podcast Time Wasters.
Speaker 4: Today is your grumpy bands, grumpy bands and singers. Jack
Speaker 4: you're ready to mark? Yes, bitchy boys, that's from Campbell
Speaker 4: Gold Strong Start on and Campbell uh Aya, straights Ayer
Speaker 4: straight Silver Janney. You just simply put the name down,
Speaker 4: Nick Cave and text it to us five times.
Speaker 3: Ticked off Spring silver Blush.
Speaker 4: I got a good ticking off more on five, more
Speaker 4: like God. My mum used to said that a lot
Speaker 4: when I was more like more on five, more like Pete,
Speaker 4: Well done, the pissed off Spring Silver Roger Rod spewing
Speaker 4: it Silver plus, you so angry, start throwing up. I'm
Speaker 4: not sure about that, Chris, uh black eyed peeved? Oh
Speaker 4: where I am is? Angry? Silver cracked the ships ends.
Speaker 4: Great name for a tribute bed, Let's be honest, Mark,
Speaker 4: it made me a laugh.
Speaker 15: System of a turn that down, Gold Glenn, well done,
Speaker 15: Bon Groucy, Silver Pluss, Old Stroppy parton Gold, the Spike.
Speaker 3: Girls, Silver Puss, Falling out Boy Silver Plus.
Speaker 4: And finally from Francesca Blink one hat two Yeah, let's
Speaker 4: end on the gold cal Brighter.
Speaker 5: You're listening to the Christian Okyl's Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Come on to Jeff listening to us in Balarat heard
Speaker 4: me talking about my pilgrimage. I'm heading out today to
Speaker 4: look at this Aida tree. He said, you got to
Speaker 4: take in Warburton as well. There's some nice trees there.
Speaker 4: If you to trees, thank you, Jeff. I will and
Speaker 4: if anyone's got any recommendations and way to go for
Speaker 4: lunch around Warburton. Jack, have you seen that Aida tree
Speaker 4: that I'm going to see?
Speaker 3: I owe you an apology, Actually the Aida tree. I
Speaker 3: teased you for taking a road trip to just to
Speaker 3: see a tree. But it is actually an impressive looking tree.
Speaker 4: It's a mountain ash about three hundred years old. Can't
Speaker 4: wait to get my eyes on it, to be honest,
Speaker 4: lunchtime today.
Speaker 3: The image I'm looking at of a couple sitting at
Speaker 3: the base of the tree makes them look like little bugs.
Speaker 3: They are tiny. That is a big tree.
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Speaker 4: Monday show today. When we return on Monday, we were
Speaker 4: back in too. We're about this week with them your
Speaker 4: misheard lyrics. As always, whenever you hear or miss hear
Speaker 4: a lyric, email me twenty four to seven Christian at
Speaker 4: christiano'connell dot com dot au. Every Monday morning at eight
Speaker 4: o'clock we play them back and if they're really great,
Speaker 4: they go into the Hall of Famer. We had three
Speaker 4: Hall of famous this week, like this one from Tom.
Speaker 4: We played it earlier Chumber one with top thumping the
Speaker 4: original lyric, I get knocked down by that, get up again,
Speaker 4: You're never going to keep you down? Or is it
Speaker 4: I yet no town? When I get up? And then
Speaker 4: You're never gonna keep me towel. Sarah brought that Moby
Speaker 4: from the nineties, original line from why does my heart
Speaker 4: feel so bad? Hell? Open doors, Hell, open doors? Or
Speaker 4: is it big popa dom, big popadom accord to Sarah,
Speaker 4: that's gonna be the one to beat for me this year.
Speaker 4: And then Gemma eleven year old junior listener Jemma gave
Speaker 4: this one body by Loud Luxury. Oh my, oh my,
Speaker 4: oh my sense Jemma reckons it's Homer Homer, Homer Simpson,
Speaker 4: it is Geba. It's one hundred percent that and nothing else.
Speaker 4: Those are all of famous, all right, So email me
Speaker 4: over the weekend you misheard lyrics will play the back Monday.
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