Speaker 1: Hello, Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
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Speaker 5: Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Melvin's Gold four
Speaker 5: point three. Good morning, it's Friday morning. Welcome to the
Speaker 5: end of the week. That's the joy of having that
Speaker 5: Monday public holiday. Bang, we're already into Friday. Good morning,
Speaker 5: It's the Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show.
Speaker 4: Goo morning Jack Post, Good morning Christian and Patsy.
Speaker 6: Hello Jack, Good morning Patrina, Hello Christian.
Speaker 2: How have you brought in?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 3: A pack lunch for Jack and I by the worker today.
Speaker 6: I have grown your Bento boxes, lots of treats. Await.
Speaker 3: We think that Patsy makes the best packed lunches out
Speaker 3: of any mom and dad in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: What does already have?
Speaker 3: Sparkling water, quince with cheese.
Speaker 4: I don't even know what.
Speaker 6: It's a nice cracker biscuit.
Speaker 1: Jeez.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like it's like, that's not the Porsche of
Speaker 3: the of the dry biscuit world.
Speaker 6: Is no salades, baby, that's it.
Speaker 3: And it's even not builds. It's just a biscuit. It's
Speaker 3: a water biscuit.
Speaker 4: Do you send a butler along to school with it
Speaker 4: and lay out a table in the cafeteria school you.
Speaker 3: Met Patsy's husband, Chris. That's what he really does doing
Speaker 3: the day half for now. Then we're doing double thumbs
Speaker 3: up Friday. This is where we go around the team
Speaker 3: and we're telling about the things were into this week.
Speaker 3: I get more emails about this feature and a lot
Speaker 3: of you keep saying why don't you put them up online?
Speaker 3: So from this morning whipping up the little three two
Speaker 3: things that were on too, we put them up on Facebook.
Speaker 3: And if you do everyone any more details email me
Speaker 3: Christian at gold one O four three dot com dot au.
Speaker 3: The queen of this feature is Patsy. Talk about influencer.
Speaker 3: Oh that listed last week? I had so many emails
Speaker 3: a world.
Speaker 6: Why Lady Danger if you missed it, it's brilliant once.
Speaker 3: It sounds like a horse that's riding this week, Lady Danger.
Speaker 3: All right, Patsy, what's it you? What are you giving
Speaker 3: the Royal seal of approval to?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 6: The love God got me into this. It's a Netflix
Speaker 6: series The Toys That made Us? We seen it.
Speaker 3: I've saved my list you can editor, I haven't like
Speaker 3: to say is it good, brilliant?
Speaker 6: So what it is, Jack, It's about all the famous
Speaker 6: toys in history. And they talked to the developers how
Speaker 6: they came to be, about who made them, They interview them,
Speaker 6: how they were marketed, their success, and they touch on
Speaker 6: stuff like Barbie My Little Pony, star Wars, figuringe.
Speaker 3: Star Wars, story about George Lucas hanging on to all
Speaker 3: the merchandising rights for that. That's what he became a
Speaker 3: mega meg man though. Ye.
Speaker 6: And you know when he went around to all those companies,
Speaker 6: no one was interested in making the figurines, which was
Speaker 6: actually before the movies got you know, came out and
Speaker 6: got really crazy.
Speaker 4: Now you know how they make movies for kids, is
Speaker 4: they think of merchandising first, the.
Speaker 3: Computer game, Yeah, everything like that. They make more money
Speaker 3: from that the back end of those.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's really fascinating. So Chris got the to that
Speaker 6: get onto that. It's I think there's three three series
Speaker 6: of packages of different toys. But if you're born in
Speaker 6: the seventies or eighties.
Speaker 3: Check it out.
Speaker 6: Love it. So it's Netflix, and it's called and it's
Speaker 6: called The Toys that made us.
Speaker 3: Have you seen the Gwyneth Potshow show on Netflix, by
Speaker 3: the way, goop.
Speaker 6: No, it's great, keep skipping over.
Speaker 3: No, No, it's good, better than I thought because it's
Speaker 3: new age health fads.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I just you know, I've got a bee in
Speaker 6: my bonnet about it with a cookbook because everything was No,
Speaker 6: it's a long list.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of bees in that bond.
Speaker 3: If you open up Patsy's bonnet. Excuse me, it's just
Speaker 3: bees and I'm the queen bee. They know a DiCaprio
Speaker 3: you hate for no reason.
Speaker 6: No, I don't like he's acting Megan Markle when it.
Speaker 6: Don't start that with Gwenneth's cooking book, all the ingredients.
Speaker 6: No common Melbourne housewife could have used it because.
Speaker 3: That was so m cheese in your daughter's lunch spots.
Speaker 3: Even she would go a bit too much expensive. Don't
Speaker 3: give it for free.
Speaker 6: You don't eat buckets.
Speaker 3: Of It's not because it's so expensive. It comes in
Speaker 3: a tiny it's more expensive that on a Friday. She
Speaker 3: only gets cave on a Friday. The Chris John O'Connell
Speaker 3: Breakfast Show podcast, Jack Post, what are you giving the
Speaker 3: double thumbs up to?
Speaker 4: Well? It's app because Patty's still going on about the
Speaker 4: ingredients in the Gwyneth Paltrow cookball.
Speaker 2: She was doing that song.
Speaker 4: We are minor two food based ones today. The first
Speaker 4: one is a New York style bagel place in Fitzroy.
Speaker 4: Bagels are so good and they are under made for
Speaker 4: whatever reason, in Melbourne or in Australia, you can't get
Speaker 4: them everywhere. Mile and Bagel on Johnson Street. They're so
Speaker 4: delicious and Banker and I have been going. We've we've
Speaker 4: actually been going too much now that we've started to.
Speaker 3: How much is too much? There with bagels where.
Speaker 4: The person behind the counter knows who you are.
Speaker 3: All right, called sound in mine Dan Murphy's they know
Speaker 3: me by name, and I'm talking about three different staff members.
Speaker 3: I think they think I run an Italian restaurant.
Speaker 4: Yes, you know, we can deliver straight to the store.
Speaker 4: I'm happy to pick it up. You'll love this about
Speaker 4: the bagel place though. You know how we've been on
Speaker 4: the show celebrating mixed businesses. Some of the best ones
Speaker 4: we've had are burgers and tax returns in foots Ray
Speaker 4: our friends who end up contacting us from the car
Speaker 4: mechanic and pet crematorium. Yep, this is peak hipster in
Speaker 4: the middle of Fitzroy. The Bagel Place also does film development,
Speaker 4: so you can take your thirty five millimeters roll of
Speaker 4: place the Bagel Place and they will procession.
Speaker 3: That is so North Melbourne, isn't it. That is what
Speaker 3: a great surface though, that's pretty hipster.
Speaker 4: And then my other one is a restaurant bianc and
Speaker 4: I just went to yesterday called Old Palm Liquor.
Speaker 6: I saw that on your instas, Yeah, delicious.
Speaker 4: Old Palm Liquor on like on street in Brunswick. I
Speaker 4: recommended it to your new wife the other day, but
Speaker 4: you didn't end up going. My god. The first thing
Speaker 4: in the menu is a flatbread with labna. It sounds simple.
Speaker 4: Oh I just can't. It's one of those things you
Speaker 4: eat and you're like, how is this so tasty?
Speaker 3: Isn't that amazing when a simple dish this ego started.
Speaker 3: It actually is humbling. It's all inspiring. Isn't great food?
Speaker 4: When Bank said we've got to get the flatbread, trust me,
Speaker 4: it's like flat bread flatbread? Does this sounds so boring?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's transformative. Please try the flat bread.
Speaker 4: Not just good, it's transformative photo.
Speaker 3: If you've got coronavirus on the flatbread and we can't
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Speaker 3: we've been back with my double thumbs up Friday Transformative Flatbread.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Doing our double thumbs up on a Friday, we tell
Speaker 3: about the things we're into at the moment. So for me,
Speaker 3: I'm started this week. Every single day this week, I
Speaker 3: started to get into cold showers. I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 3: I've changed before and got scared because they're cold. But
Speaker 3: then you know I told you about last Sunday. They hurt.
Speaker 3: You got to push through that. But I know, I said,
Speaker 3: on Sunday I went to try out this yoga induction.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, clench the.
Speaker 3: As I was looking in some energy as you do
Speaker 3: on a Sunday. This is like what I want love
Speaker 3: to do in Sint Kilda. Anyway, this lady was telling
Speaker 3: me how, she said, you know, not be really good
Speaker 3: for you is cold showers, and she said to begin with,
Speaker 3: just get it as con as you can and ease
Speaker 3: into them. So literally do the tops of your feet
Speaker 3: to begin with. Then you thinks your body starts to climatize.
Speaker 3: She said, men should not be doing the full one
Speaker 3: Yogis don't do it. They don't cold wash their their bits.
Speaker 3: They see that sacred and I don't believe you have
Speaker 3: to do that. It's too hard.
Speaker 4: So wait, so you stand under the share and no
Speaker 4: is is.
Speaker 2: Actually very hard.
Speaker 3: It's a yoga workout, stretching because the water runs down. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's very hard to protect the boys.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 3: It's like in footy, you know, developing skills doing in
Speaker 3: a cricket cut. So yeah, I've got into having cold
Speaker 3: showers and I can withstand it now in the colder
Speaker 3: setting for three minutes. And you don't need to do
Speaker 3: your head either as well. Apparently you don't have to
Speaker 3: do your head. The most important is the back of
Speaker 3: your neck especially, and I'll tell you what I At first,
Speaker 3: you feel because you've got to control your breathing as well,
Speaker 3: because you start to almost hyperventilate a bit and you panic.
Speaker 3: Go I think I'm going to faint because your body
Speaker 3: goes into a kind of shock. However, afterwards and once
Speaker 3: you get through that, you breathe your way through it.
Speaker 3: I feel amazing, what a great reset that is almost
Speaker 3: transformative as that flatbread tracks.
Speaker 4: But I can come to the aid of the cold shower.
Speaker 4: I heard about it on a podcast a few years ago.
Speaker 4: I forget the I'm off. I know this is an
Speaker 4: ice hockey player's name, and he I forget his name,
Speaker 4: but he was still playing ice hockey in his forties professionally,
Speaker 4: and he put it down to doing a sauna, get
Speaker 4: as hot as you can, and then a cold shower
Speaker 4: and cycle in and out, And yes I did. The
Speaker 4: wim Hoff is the Crazy Guy, another guy I found
Speaker 4: on a podcast.
Speaker 3: Look him up if you're interested in more of this
Speaker 3: kind of ice baths and stuff like that and the
Speaker 3: amazing scientific benefits.
Speaker 4: He climbed Mount Everest in just board shorts and no shoes.
Speaker 3: He's crazy, is the Australian Is that sort of thing
Speaker 3: you guys are doing just a pair of thongs.
Speaker 4: They call him the ice Man. And he didn't get
Speaker 4: into it like cold water does anything. I went to
Speaker 4: see him once. He shows you this breathing technique and
Speaker 4: then gets you to go into an ice bath for
Speaker 4: two minutes and you do come out. You feel exhilarate.
Speaker 3: Just ease your way into it if you want to
Speaker 3: find out more. Wim Hov's got a load of different
Speaker 3: videos to help with that as well, and two of
Speaker 3: the things quickly. Then, one of my youngest daughters are
Speaker 3: very gluten intolerance, so we have to get a lot
Speaker 3: of gluten free stuff for her and she feels a
Speaker 3: lot better when she doesn't have gluten. And I found
Speaker 3: these crisps for her the other day, Bolder gluten free
Speaker 3: Hickory chips. These are transformative.
Speaker 4: Really because usually you see gluten free and you're like
Speaker 4: tasty taste free as well.
Speaker 3: I'm eating more of these gluten free chip than she is.
Speaker 3: I have to get I had to get two or
Speaker 3: three bags at a time, a little dad tacks, Dad
Speaker 3: keeps on back from Sam, you have the other one.
Speaker 3: And then finally when I was buying these Boulder gluten
Speaker 3: free Hickory chips, right, I was buying a load of
Speaker 3: groceries and the lady was stacking so quickly. I had
Speaker 3: to say, my world, you're so good at this. It's
Speaker 3: like Tetris. She goes, oh, did you used to play Tetris?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I did. She goes, go on YouTube, you can watch
Speaker 3: the World Tetris Championships. That's what I've been doing this week.
Speaker 3: If you notice the shows that weren't lighter material, loafing
Speaker 3: off watching the World Tetris Championships. There's one great video
Speaker 3: that is there's a grand master who's been the winner
Speaker 3: for about ten years being beaten in an epic game
Speaker 3: by a sixteen year old kid from nowhere. Honestly, it's
Speaker 3: like the Tyson Fury fight a couple of weeks ago. Transformative.
Speaker 3: It was watching the World Tetris Championships. You'll find them
Speaker 3: all on YouTube. For some reason, I found it huge,
Speaker 3: you did they are? I used to love playing techs.
Speaker 3: I loved playing ten to be a world to me
Speaker 3: a grandmaster. I can't work out how they're doing it.
Speaker 4: I guess they got the down button on full time,
Speaker 4: don't they making it go faster?
Speaker 3: They're on YouTube, you'll find that. So that's my double
Speaker 3: thumbs up. News the Sport Headlines on the way christ.
Speaker 1: John O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: To Patsie, what rumors are you hearing about the Grand Prix.
Speaker 6: Well, that it's a no go, that it has been canceled.
Speaker 6: So they had a two hour crisis meeting overnight where
Speaker 6: they decided Apparently a lot of the teams got their
Speaker 6: back up and said, look it's not safe to compete.
Speaker 6: But there's no official wordj it. So those reports out
Speaker 6: of the BBC and Sky News in the UK, So
Speaker 6: I guess watch this of the UK.
Speaker 3: How do UK coming over a stick in their little
Speaker 3: nose in our business? Back off? It's our Grand Prix.
Speaker 3: So this will be astonishing because even Lewis Hamilton yesterday
Speaker 3: was being interviewed track side and was going, I don't
Speaker 3: think it should be on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well I tend to agree really.
Speaker 3: So I'd love to say the fact that there was
Speaker 3: a two hour crisis meeting. Sure, it's quite a quick meeting.
Speaker 3: It's either quick who thinks they should go ahead and
Speaker 3: raise of hands? What are they doing for the other
Speaker 3: hour and fifty eight minutes?
Speaker 4: Maybe it's like a jury they have to it has
Speaker 4: to be unanimous before they return a verdict.
Speaker 3: Right, every day at the moment the way it's going on,
Speaker 3: a coronavirus around the world, you wake up and something
Speaker 3: else has happened. I mean, well, since we finished the
Speaker 3: show yesterday Australia, you've given Tom Hanks COVID nineteen.
Speaker 4: I mean we didn't give it to straight.
Speaker 3: Queensland has infected Tom Hanks. How could anyone wish Tom
Speaker 3: Hanks man Queensland has got it?
Speaker 2: In isolation?
Speaker 6: Have you having a go at him yesterday?
Speaker 3: I know I actually feel terrible, Jack, and I now
Speaker 3: I said that I love Tom Hanks. However, he's great,
Speaker 3: He's lovable in all movies. But in that movie You've
Speaker 3: got mel he is ilovable?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but don't you feel bad that he's one of
Speaker 4: my favorite actors? And then twenty four hours ago we
Speaker 4: left on such a negative note.
Speaker 3: And Q might be over exaggerating our powers, might criticizing
Speaker 3: the work of somebody they get the corona ble.
Speaker 4: We call him unlikable in our performance, so we feel
Speaker 4: terrible in that performance. I take it back.
Speaker 6: I do you both feel bad?
Speaker 3: Do you know what? Tom Hanks will be okay? Because
Speaker 3: Tom Hanks has to be okay? But all I heard,
Speaker 3: yeah to there wherever you wandered around Melbourne, which you
Speaker 3: heard people going, Tom Hanks has Tom Hanks has got
Speaker 3: it coronavirus. You've really got our attention now, don't know
Speaker 3: about Grand Prix being canceled. Tom Hanks has got it
Speaker 3: all right? Knock off Friday? How this works? You give
Speaker 3: us a call nine four one four one o four three,
Speaker 3: and you tell us what time are you knocking off today?
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess people's plans this weekends are changing,
Speaker 3: our bye hours, stuff gets canceled, and uh, in fact
Speaker 3: everything needs to be canceled this year. We need to
Speaker 3: start doing the show behind closed doors. We can't have
Speaker 3: it in front of big crowds that we do every day.
Speaker 3: All right, he caught us up. Tell us what tell
Speaker 3: me you knocking off the day? What time you finish
Speaker 3: your work and heading off into your weekend? And what
Speaker 3: are you up to? Nine four one four one oh
Speaker 3: four three? Patsally, what time are you knocking off today?
Speaker 6: You know what I've got to knock I've got to
Speaker 6: be out of here by eleven because I've got to
Speaker 6: take the big dog.
Speaker 3: To the vet. I thought big dog was code for Chris.
Speaker 3: He's having easy being new TOED. I've just presumed that
Speaker 3: aen years.
Speaker 6: Ago, like me, he's constantly new to No Praisy's got
Speaker 6: to take. We've got to for his immunizations and we
Speaker 6: get the whole lot there, so I don't know how
Speaker 6: much it's going to cost he gets, you.
Speaker 3: Know, to get that giant Mega Hockett Clifford the beat
Speaker 3: red Dog. In any kind of.
Speaker 4: Transfort to get a horse trainer, they must draw the
Speaker 4: ball lines when they see you coming.
Speaker 3: We're all got coronavirus last week.
Speaker 6: That's why we go out to the Melbourne Univet Clinicut.
Speaker 6: We because it's also in a equestrian center. It's the only.
Speaker 3: Those horse boxes. A dog, just a big dog head
Speaker 3: out the back of it.
Speaker 6: Amazing place that has scales big enough to weigh him
Speaker 6: because they use them for the horses.
Speaker 3: If you're trying to imagine the size of perhaps he's
Speaker 3: dog Presley named after Elvis obviously, but the last stages
Speaker 3: of Elvis we died.
Speaker 2: On the car.
Speaker 6: It's not fair.
Speaker 1: He is shooes.
Speaker 3: Imagine imagine having the pet that was a polar bear
Speaker 3: that's half the size of Presley.
Speaker 6: It's funny in the car because his head's out, literally
Speaker 6: his head is out and his tails out the other
Speaker 6: You should see the looks we get.
Speaker 3: Need a cherry picker to get his head. Jack, what
Speaker 3: time are you knocking off today?
Speaker 4: You know what? Tonight when we get home we are
Speaker 4: bracing for overnight works on this skyrail. That's happening outside
Speaker 4: our house. It starts tonight. They start tonight. Well they've
Speaker 4: already started work on it, but this is the first
Speaker 4: twenty four hour round the clockwork.
Speaker 3: So we've got to see if found your Friday night.
Speaker 3: I guess it's better than we could be early in
Speaker 3: the morning for work during Monday to Friday.
Speaker 4: I guess what. That's what they're thinking. So Friday Saturday
Speaker 4: night we've got overnight works, so I come with no
Speaker 4: sleep on Monday morning. You'll hardly notice the difference. But
Speaker 4: that's why.
Speaker 2: Oh man, that sucks.
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: What time are you knocking off today? Thanks for asking?
Speaker 3: Team scum the christ Jan O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast. All right,
Speaker 3: not got Friday. The bone important question on a Friday
Speaker 3: is what time are you knocking off? What you're finishing?
Speaker 4: What time are you.
Speaker 3: Knocking off today?
Speaker 1: Tonight?
Speaker 3: That was me and miss Godley thinking we've had a
Speaker 3: nice week, you know, a nice week, but some people
Speaker 3: you just can't work.
Speaker 4: I want to know what you're up to this week?
Speaker 4: How do you do tonight?
Speaker 3: I know how told Hanks Fields to be in this country.
Speaker 3: Pamenty in isolation. I am Pamany in isolation. All right,
Speaker 3: knock off Friday. What time are knocking off today? And
Speaker 3: what are you up to?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Four one four one o four three Cain, Good morning Kine, Chris, right,
Speaker 3: how you go Kine?
Speaker 2: What time are you knocking off today?
Speaker 9: Knocking up at two thirty?
Speaker 8: We're rowing up the boys and we're going down the pub.
Speaker 3: And where about you guys going to be drinking.
Speaker 8: Lang Warren Pub for the burs brilliant?
Speaker 3: Okay, well listen, have a great afternoon and a good session. Okay,
Speaker 3: well makee I just do a quick share out of
Speaker 3: course you can, Kine if you go with this is Kane.
Speaker 2: Shout out.
Speaker 3: It's on kiss, just want to do shout out to
Speaker 3: all the boys at premise, plumber.
Speaker 1: You guys are rocking it.
Speaker 10: Have a great day to oy lads.
Speaker 3: Awesome shout out, powerful, shout out there mate and remember boys,
Speaker 3: wash your hands, wash your hands. Can you get down
Speaker 3: the pub? Okay yeah mate, we will last and quain
Speaker 3: Thank you Caine, have a good one, good today, Christian,
Speaker 3: All right, take care mate? Bye uh Tiagoan, good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning Christian, Good morning Mane What tell me are
Speaker 3: you knocking off today?
Speaker 8: Twelve thirty knockoff from my packing job to pack my
Speaker 8: new house that I've purchased.
Speaker 2: Oh congratulations, that's awesome.
Speaker 8: Yes, so packing all weekend.
Speaker 3: And when do you move in this afternoon? Oh wow,
Speaker 3: that's really exciting. Is this your first place?
Speaker 8: Yes, my first home that I've purchased, which is quite exciting.
Speaker 2: Oh great.
Speaker 3: When you get those keys and you close your front
Speaker 3: door on that, it's a big moment in your life.
Speaker 1: Well done, it is it is.
Speaker 8: I've already got my keys. I got them yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 3: Did they feel good going in there thinking this is mine?
Speaker 2: I own it.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, I don't need to pay someone else's mortgage.
Speaker 3: This is great, Well done? All right, how it goes
Speaker 3: well this weekend thanks to Colan.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Jeffrey. Good morning Jeff.
Speaker 5: Hey, Christian, I'm one of off at twelve.
Speaker 4: I'm packing the wife up in the car. I'm going
Speaker 4: pushing in yourself.
Speaker 3: Well, you have to pack away your wife. What do
Speaker 3: you got an inflatable wonder? Pack up the wife?
Speaker 1: I wish?
Speaker 3: Okay, Jeff thank you very much. You cool mate. Have
Speaker 3: a good weekend. We'll join the fishing. Jake, good morning.
Speaker 8: Morning, guys. I'm knocking off at two forty on the
Speaker 8: dot and then taking all the comfort down to the
Speaker 8: scrapyards and then I'm doing a or getting ready for
Speaker 8: a paintball competition that we've got this weekend.
Speaker 2: Awesome.
Speaker 3: So you've got paintball competition? Do you do this quite
Speaker 3: a bit? Yeah?
Speaker 9: I class myself as the semi professional paintball playerff.
Speaker 2: So is there money in paintball?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 8: There is, and sponsorships and everything.
Speaker 3: No way, So you have to like yet training like
Speaker 3: an athlete. You've got to stay in shape. Yeah.
Speaker 10: So probably twice twice a week we do training and
Speaker 10: then yeah, we get ready for the tournament, which is
Speaker 10: every second month.
Speaker 2: Fantastic. And if you want a couple of titles, do
Speaker 2: you have titles?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, so we're last year we come second for finals,
Speaker 8: and then the year before that we come first.
Speaker 2: Happened? I tell you, Have you guys ever done paintballing?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Really about the next day, your body is like covered
Speaker 3: in welnts.
Speaker 2: It really stings.
Speaker 4: I thought they weren't allowed to. I went going, well,
Speaker 4: they're not allowed to hurt you because then it wouldn't
Speaker 4: be sanctioned. But it really left wels.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it does, honest, it hurts, Jake. I don't know
Speaker 2: how you could do this regularly.
Speaker 8: Well, once the adrenaline's gone through the body, you really
Speaker 8: don't feel it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's at home that it starts to bruise though.
Speaker 2: That's amazing. Listened. Good luck this weekend, Jake.
Speaker 6: Thanks God.
Speaker 3: Let me know how again on Monday. Oh will, I
Speaker 3: did not know this morning. We would not speaking to
Speaker 3: someone who is a semi pro paintball player.
Speaker 4: Do we. We've been looking for a team building exercise.
Speaker 2: This isn't it, This is gentlemen.
Speaker 3: We got on with laser tag with old driving Miss
Speaker 3: Daisy Patsy seeing his opportunity to have a wander round
Speaker 3: and catch up with the colleagues that we're supposed to
Speaker 3: be laser tagging, we got you do not want to
Speaker 3: be in.
Speaker 5: A Fox with Patsy Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 3: We were saying this earlier every twenty four hours to
Speaker 3: world is constantly changing at the moment, with coronavirus, things
Speaker 3: being canceled, sport being canceled, Grand Prix possibly being canceled
Speaker 3: this weekend.
Speaker 4: If Grand Prix goes down, you would have to imagine
Speaker 4: the ANFL doesn't have eighty thousand crowd on Thursday.
Speaker 3: I just can't imagine that the opening game next Thursday
Speaker 3: night won't have people there, and then the rest of
Speaker 3: the season. How is the rest of the season going
Speaker 3: to go for footy? And Friday nights at the G
Speaker 3: is such a big part of life. It's an institution,
Speaker 3: you know, And I just can't imagine, even when I'm
Speaker 3: seeing back in England how EPL games are now being
Speaker 3: hell behind closed doors because of their more and more
Speaker 3: cases in England.
Speaker 2: It just seems surreal right.
Speaker 3: Now around all over the world, very sporting leagues being counseled,
Speaker 3: but here right now, it's unthinkable that this season won't
Speaker 3: be a season like you've never ever seen before.
Speaker 2: It just won't be footy without the crowds. And I
Speaker 2: loved it.
Speaker 3: I don't know who you had any news this week
Speaker 3: when the sportsberhas it was one of the player saying,
Speaker 3: and I thought, the players will be obviously worried about, like,
Speaker 3: you know, the fans not being there, because you know,
Speaker 3: it's like sometimes you watch a great game, team goes down,
Speaker 3: but the fans can somehow rally them.
Speaker 2: They get motivated.
Speaker 3: They pulled Buck a great how many games have gone
Speaker 3: that way, but obviously without that, but the players are
Speaker 3: more word about what we're going to hear about what
Speaker 3: they say to each other during the game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's yeah.
Speaker 2: What do you think they obviously just get hurling abuse
Speaker 2: at each other?
Speaker 4: I asked you in the songs, I guess there's no
Speaker 4: like no puddy mouth.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they'd be more mindful of what they say on
Speaker 6: the field that will affect their game.
Speaker 3: You'd have thought that we would have heard that, but
Speaker 3: I guess in a noisy and a big ground the
Speaker 3: size of the oval, we don't hear it. Yeah, what
Speaker 3: they're yelling, the abuse they're yelling at you? Do you
Speaker 3: think it's fellow teammates yelling when someone screws up, or
Speaker 3: its abuse at other players pledging by. Yes, got to be,
Speaker 3: isn't it. Yeah, so perats he reckons he's blowing a
Speaker 3: toilet roll scam.
Speaker 4: Here.
Speaker 3: She was telling me the details yesterday very excitedly. And
Speaker 3: you need to know this. So what happened yesterday when
Speaker 3: you went to get lou roll?
Speaker 6: Well I went to Well I didn't. I actually just
Speaker 6: went to do my shop. So because Jack very kindly
Speaker 6: has supplied us with a couple of spare roles at home.
Speaker 6: But when I went into this supermarket, I noticed a
Speaker 6: few people coming out with eight pack Loo rolls tucked
Speaker 6: under their arm, and I thought, oh, and it was
Speaker 6: in the middle of the day. I thought they must
Speaker 6: have lou papery.
Speaker 2: You thought they were limiting just four each.
Speaker 6: Well, these were like eight packs, like one pack of
Speaker 6: eight rolls.
Speaker 4: Yeah, one pack of eight rolls. They're not opening up
Speaker 4: the packs and giving away one hour.
Speaker 3: Ways, if I was in charge of those supermarkets, I'd
Speaker 3: be there and I'd be slitting open those eight packs,
Speaker 3: seating them up with some cello tate going there's you.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's just four.
Speaker 4: Four squares each, tearing them off.
Speaker 3: That's next week, the wast go the moment, jake, you laugh. Family.
Speaker 6: So anyway, when I got in there, of course the
Speaker 6: first thing I checked was the lou Aisle, but it
Speaker 6: was empty, and I thought, okay, I've been too late,
Speaker 6: that's all right, So I went around got my stuff.
Speaker 6: As I was going through the checkout, I did mention
Speaker 6: to the lady, you know it, the self checkout, who
Speaker 6: you were?
Speaker 3: Excuse me, I'm work in showbies and I really need
Speaker 3: to go to a number two.
Speaker 2: You don't want me on that radio tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Trash in this place anyway, I said to her, still of.
Speaker 4: The Godfather music.
Speaker 3: When you get that, you get that call from Patsy, Uh, Patsy,
Speaker 3: carry on anyway.
Speaker 6: So I said to her, do you have any toilet
Speaker 6: paper or are you out? And she said, oh, just
Speaker 6: let me check. So she goes to you know that
Speaker 6: front end area where they sell the cigarettes, and opens
Speaker 6: up a cupboard and.
Speaker 3: And fix up an eight Abba tribute band is sold out.
Speaker 2: I don't think it is.
Speaker 3: You know who I am get a new role except
Speaker 3: the roll manager?
Speaker 6: And then no will I see? Then I see the
Speaker 6: manager come over and.
Speaker 3: There he's right out from the back office. He's panicking
Speaker 3: in discussion. Discussion, find the show pre set number one.
Speaker 3: Please don't get a.
Speaker 6: Shut down anyway, And he's the managers looking over me,
Speaker 6: giving me the up and down, looking me up and down.
Speaker 3: It is fair. You do that when you see a
Speaker 3: majestic killer beast in the water. Now low the power.
Speaker 3: I remember the first time I saw an alligator. The power,
Speaker 3: the potent power.
Speaker 6: Anyway, I thought, what's going on? And then the lady
Speaker 6: from the checkout, so the staffer that I spoke to
Speaker 6: put the shaking she must paper.
Speaker 4: This is my personally, I don't need to.
Speaker 6: Put the loop paper back in the cupboard. And came
Speaker 6: back and I thought, well, that's very odd, and she said, look,
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, but we've actually sold out. And I said, well,
Speaker 6: hang on, you just had a pack.
Speaker 3: At this point, be honest with us, right at this point,
Speaker 3: you don't I've seen you do this movie as well.
Speaker 3: Did you have like a closed fish? And what do
Speaker 3: you what do you mean? What do you mean start
Speaker 3: to knock over a few things off? This base got
Speaker 3: burned down tonight? Terrible, how sad?
Speaker 6: I said, what do you mean you've got none?
Speaker 3: I just saw you with some yeah, get it.
Speaker 6: It was quite calm. I wasn't nasty or anything.
Speaker 3: That is like you know Americans, so they're very calm,
Speaker 3: aren't they. There always like tending to an orchid at home,
Speaker 3: clicking itself, very listening to classical music, you know, very calm.
Speaker 3: That's the frightening thing for a psychos when they're very calm.
Speaker 6: Now stop anyway, And she said, no, we've sold out.
Speaker 6: And I said, but I just saw you with her
Speaker 6: role And she said, oh, well, look, they are for
Speaker 6: the people that have pre booked supplies. Yeah, she said,
Speaker 6: people are ringing the store in the morning and saying
Speaker 6: can you hold me aside a pack? And I'll be
Speaker 6: I said, well, is that a new policy, because I
Speaker 6: think I've missed I've missed that information and I'm thinking
Speaker 6: it needs to be a level playing field, level playing.
Speaker 3: She dropped the level playing field.
Speaker 6: One of them, the level playing field, and she said, well, no,
Speaker 6: they're they're already booked up like people have got And
Speaker 6: I said, that's really is that a new policy? Where
Speaker 6: does that say that that's a new.
Speaker 2: Is it written down here?
Speaker 6: It's outrage anyway? She said, oh, I'm sorry, and I said, well,
Speaker 6: can I speak to the manager?
Speaker 3: This is now turning into the Irishman. Did we get
Speaker 3: to the end of this story. I now need to
Speaker 3: get a toilet and whined about new roll.
Speaker 6: The manager came over and I said, look, is this
Speaker 6: a new policy? And he said, now look take the
Speaker 6: paper anyway.
Speaker 3: I'm taking my socks off anyway. I've got kids, So.
Speaker 6: If anyone needs any toilet paper, I've got an.
Speaker 3: Eight pack, all right.
Speaker 6: Bizarre.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 3: We actually seriously no, we were joking about this the
Speaker 3: other day. But in the UK now and a couple
Speaker 3: of radio stations in Europe their breakfast shows are working
Speaker 3: from home.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we have to have at least some sort of
Speaker 4: protocol in place. It might happen where we do the
Speaker 4: bedroom show, separate bedrooms.
Speaker 3: This might be the first time we've ever said the
Speaker 3: word protocol and actually meant it, but we do. It's
Speaker 3: funny how as the times are changing of the last
Speaker 3: couple of weeks and day by day, right, you find
Speaker 3: yourself using words that you've never used before. I have never,
Speaker 3: ever in my life said the word pandemic. Now I
Speaker 3: think it's one of the most common words I'm using
Speaker 3: every day in various kinds. Actually a pandemic now and
Speaker 3: it's protocol is a word I found myself saying to
Speaker 3: the kids yesterday as well, about asking them what the
Speaker 3: school protocol was, and I was saying that we need
Speaker 3: to instigate a instagate another good word, a work protocol.
Speaker 3: We seriously do. I mean, Patsy, what would you do?
Speaker 3: We need to get equipment to wearaby so we can
Speaker 3: still have you well.
Speaker 6: I emailed Sue the boss yesterday I thought you I
Speaker 6: better just check that we have got if that happens,
Speaker 6: that we're equipped at our house end to like. I
Speaker 6: don't know what's involved, but apparently.
Speaker 3: You just need someone told me it's a microphone and
Speaker 3: a cable and other than that, I'm the same as you.
Speaker 3: How does radio work, Sue the boss?
Speaker 6: It's just an internet line apparently so.
Speaker 4: But you'll need Rachel as well, your co writer the news.
Speaker 4: Have you known this? I went in there before. She
Speaker 4: makes Rachel get her coffee.
Speaker 6: Well do not every day. It's usually a Friday trade.
Speaker 3: There's a whole there's a whole thing going around about
Speaker 3: Patsy that you dont understand. She has a news assistant.
Speaker 3: I couldn't believe when I turned up here. I've never
Speaker 3: worked with the news person on the road has an assistant.
Speaker 4: Okay, right, Lennon McCartney and brilliant.
Speaker 6: She's a gun.
Speaker 2: Right, keep her in that sort of cupboard.
Speaker 6: I don't keep her in a cupboard. The news she
Speaker 6: reads ten through to one and she's I'll tell you what,
Speaker 6: she's got a bright future ahead of us. She's brilliant.
Speaker 3: She can't get coffee for Patsy. The rest of us
Speaker 3: there's seven of us working really hard here.
Speaker 6: Sometimes after ten I'll go and get right breakfast in
Speaker 6: a coffee too.
Speaker 3: Oh, how co What a kind leader you are. Sometimes
Speaker 3: I'll treat you as a preface in the meantime, give
Speaker 3: me the news.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast.
Speaker 2: Yes, and had a very strange experience, right.
Speaker 3: I was trying to find somebody's phone number on my phone,
Speaker 3: and you know, you've got loads of different phone numbers
Speaker 3: in your phone. Youre try and sometimes you forget who
Speaker 3: I don't remember who that is. Then I found a
Speaker 3: phone number from a friend of mine. He died about
Speaker 3: three years ago, and I couldn't believe that I still
Speaker 3: had the phone number in there. And I went to
Speaker 3: delete it because well, show's not around anymore, and I couldn't.
Speaker 3: It's really strange. I couldn't bring myself to delete it.
Speaker 3: And I remember when he when I found it, he
Speaker 3: died very suddenly. Right, he's a very very good friend
Speaker 3: of mine, and he dines. I remember the next day
Speaker 3: because he's got this great he's an Irish guy and
Speaker 3: this great Irish accent. I remember calling his phone number
Speaker 3: the next day because I want to hear his voice,
Speaker 3: smell you have you got that person?
Speaker 2: Have you've got people? It's impossible. I can't delete a
Speaker 2: phone number.
Speaker 6: It's not strange. It's not strange at all. It's like
Speaker 6: your last connection to them, which is why should you
Speaker 6: delay that.
Speaker 3: There's a collection of numbers and a name for somebody
Speaker 3: who's not by I just couldn't bring myself to delete
Speaker 3: it was that it felt impossible.
Speaker 6: I've got a couple of the love God's mates who
Speaker 6: have passed in my phone, Chucker and Andy, and I
Speaker 6: won't delete them. They don't need to be because they're
Speaker 6: a Majeuck someone's name is it was his nickname, right, okay?
Speaker 3: I love the fact that bless him is that what
Speaker 3: he's in their hourstore?
Speaker 2: I beat Chuck.
Speaker 6: He's always recalled in Chuck.
Speaker 3: He was always I imagine over the next couple years
Speaker 3: what happens in life. There are people who are no
Speaker 3: longer going to be in my life that are down
Speaker 3: as nicknames. You know one there's someone in here, a
Speaker 3: good friend of mine in the UK Act. She's not
Speaker 3: very well at the moment. He's simply down as the
Speaker 3: eggman because of a boring store. I won't go into
Speaker 3: But if you ever passed away, he's going to be
Speaker 3: preserved forever, simply as the egg man in my phone.
Speaker 2: It's supposed to have.
Speaker 3: So much of our lives are on these little phones
Speaker 3: and those sorts of things. I guarantee there are people
Speaker 3: listening right now who've got numbers in their phones that
Speaker 3: you cannot delete them for people that are no longer
Speaker 3: in your lives. Anyway. I've got two emails here for
Speaker 3: Lates Lapardi if you do want to give me a
Speaker 3: called nine four one four one four three light. Thank
Speaker 3: you very much too. Christina in Adelaide, people, keep your
Speaker 3: eyes open for any mixed businesses. We love hearing about these.
Speaker 3: Christian driving into Adelaide CBD. By the way, when are
Speaker 3: you on Adelaide Radio April? We are getting our national
Speaker 3: rollout for the show at the end of April, just
Speaker 3: half to Easter. Unless radio has been canceled by then,
Speaker 3: Adelaide CBD. In my way to work, I noticed a
Speaker 3: mixed business not offering two different services, but three until midnight.
Speaker 3: Get this one, then a pharmacy that makes sense, a
Speaker 3: cafe and a flower shop. Who needs all of those
Speaker 3: up until midnight? I mean you must have really screwed
Speaker 3: up or had a bad argument where at five to
Speaker 3: twelve you're trying to get some manky old roses that
Speaker 3: have been in there all day long. Christina, thank you
Speaker 3: very much the last one and I just always go
Speaker 3: to news headlines. This comes from paul O Flaherty. Christian,
Speaker 3: I love the show this week. I was listening to
Speaker 3: the one about Pepe. I'm out of the exclusion that
Speaker 3: was yesterday, wasn't it in the ten minute man?
Speaker 4: That's from an email that can stay.
Speaker 3: Thank you outstanding. There may be an even bigger story here.
Speaker 3: Perhaps there is something else about the Pepe nickname for
Speaker 3: his bit that Jack isn't telling you. I speak a
Speaker 3: bit of Filipino in that language. Pepe really is a
Speaker 3: name and inoffensive slang name for the nether regions, really,
Speaker 3: but not the male ones.
Speaker 4: Well there you go.
Speaker 3: I did not know that the legend of lives on.
Speaker 3: Oh that's a great spot. Thank you very much. If
Speaker 3: you even got any emails for the show, Christian at
Speaker 3: gold one if four to three dot com dot au, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast, Yello.
Speaker 3: This emails just come in from Sandy Murphy. This is incredible.
Speaker 3: What do we like at the moment?
Speaker 2: Christian?
Speaker 3: Yesterday me my five year old granddaughter. We were out
Speaker 3: for the day and she needed to go to public toilets.
Speaker 3: Off we go and wait in line to use the toilets.
Speaker 3: There was a worker standing just outside the toilet stool
Speaker 3: doors holding rolls of toilet paper, asking everyone if they
Speaker 3: were doing a number one or a number two. No,
Speaker 3: I asked my granddaughter, what did she need a number
Speaker 3: one or a number two? She said, Nana, just to
Speaker 3: number one. So the lady handed her three squares of
Speaker 3: tilet paper.
Speaker 4: That's insane, that is crazy.
Speaker 3: When I queried why there were no toilet paper in
Speaker 3: the cubicles for us to use get this, she told
Speaker 3: me that people were breaking the holders and stealing the rolls. Inside.
Speaker 2: We're descending into like you know, you see this.
Speaker 3: In Zombie Moved, Yes, where people go crazy and yet
Speaker 3: what stealing this was just insane And.
Speaker 4: The zombies aren't even on the street yet, Like, what's
Speaker 4: going to happen when the zombies?
Speaker 3: Actually, what do you mean yet? Let's all start those
Speaker 3: rumors that if you get coronavirus and die, you come
Speaker 3: back to life as a zombie. Joking. Nothing, what happened
Speaker 3: like that? All right? So coming up next one dollar jingle?
Speaker 3: Yesterday on the show we set up this new service.
Speaker 3: Jack has now a home recording studio in the spare room.
Speaker 3: So describe the scene in the spare room.
Speaker 4: Well, it's still a little bit messy, but it used
Speaker 4: to be a bedroom. I've now pushed the bed and
Speaker 4: mattress up against the wall for.
Speaker 3: To say, what happens that we come around to yours
Speaker 3: one night and stay the night? What happens I have
Speaker 3: to sleep up against the wall, stood up like Dracula.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it goes in a crypt.
Speaker 4: You couldn't stay. It would be a lot of hassle
Speaker 4: to get the bed down off the wall.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's no way your wife is going to be
Speaker 3: okay with that. Surely you've got to then pack away
Speaker 3: the studio and let people stay.
Speaker 4: Well, it's not as it's all plugged in. I mean,
Speaker 4: well when there's a lot of wires Abbey.
Speaker 2: Roads studios anyway.
Speaker 3: So you've got a home recording studio in the spread,
Speaker 3: the beds up against the walls.
Speaker 4: Beds up against the wall. There's the guitar, there's MIDI
Speaker 4: keyboard that connects into the computer and the new recording
Speaker 4: software which I haven't used before, but I'm getting used
Speaker 4: to using, which is why it took me actually several
Speaker 4: hours yesterday to make the jingle that I've made. It's
Speaker 4: not gonna sound like it's got several hours work in it.
Speaker 3: Patty, it wasn't he given the big one about oh
Speaker 3: the music he's going to make.
Speaker 6: For sure.
Speaker 3: So here's the other one to all the jingle works.
Speaker 3: It's two things really. One we're using the new studio
Speaker 3: that we have online, which is Jack's Jackie Roads Studios
Speaker 3: in a spare bedroom. But we're making small businesses little
Speaker 3: businesses because big businesses, all businesses are going to have
Speaker 3: a very very tough year this year, and the local
Speaker 3: small businesses really need our sport because they're going to
Speaker 3: have an extra tough year. And so just I wondered
Speaker 3: if we could give you a free advert, a local,
Speaker 3: really small business, a free advert every single week, the
Speaker 3: one dollar jingle. It's called the one dollar jingle because
Speaker 3: we actually the law is we can't give you free advert.
Speaker 3: There has to be get this at least one dollar exchange.
Speaker 3: So it's the one dollar jingle. So we got two
Speaker 3: businesses after this outbreak that we're going to play to
Speaker 3: them for the first time, their brand new jingles that
Speaker 3: Jack and I have written and made. I'm now worried
Speaker 3: because these aren't that bad that the boss is going
Speaker 3: to say, Hey, less time one about the show, more
Speaker 3: time making.
Speaker 4: The adverb it ours is, I have to say, better
Speaker 4: than some of the ads that are on the stage.
Speaker 2: Because we'll have clients soon go and can Christian and
Speaker 2: Jack made cars as well.
Speaker 3: So Royal Driveways is Royal Driveways great name for driveways company.
Speaker 3: It's rememborable like that. Royal Driveways and Vanilla Hare which
Speaker 3: is Murrie. She's a mobile hairdresser. This is Jack's little minijingle.
Speaker 3: You hear the full thing in a minute for Royal
Speaker 3: Driveways is the first play anything come up of Jackie
Speaker 3: Road Studios, Jack's spare bedroom studio, All all your Driveway.
Speaker 3: Tell you what it does? Not sound like a spare
Speaker 3: burd of. It sounds very good, that sounds great. However,
Speaker 3: don't give it the last one that that took seven hours.
Speaker 2: It did.
Speaker 3: I could go into a studio, plum my hands on
Speaker 3: a keyboard and just go right drive worse.
Speaker 2: Done it let's go out for dinner. They won't know
Speaker 2: to him it took a cover.
Speaker 3: This did not take from several hours doing what.
Speaker 7: Your drive way?
Speaker 3: Six seconds your drive.
Speaker 6: I had hit to breathe. That would have taken.
Speaker 2: Several hours pass It's a computer. It's a button on.
Speaker 4: Software, software that I've never used. Had to learn how
Speaker 4: to use it, how to.
Speaker 2: Several hours to do that?
Speaker 3: All right, you could you're about to tell sorry.
Speaker 2: What a reign of terror?
Speaker 3: I run in paths together, all right, so you can
Speaker 3: hear the jingles coming up next, the first ever two
Speaker 3: one dollar jingles coming up next to.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show podcast.
Speaker 3: All right, time for the first ever one dollar jingles.
Speaker 3: This is where every Friday, Jack and I are going
Speaker 3: to write, produce, jas going to do all the musical bits,
Speaker 3: so provide the voice of the bits, make you a
Speaker 3: jingle where we only change you one dollar. And this
Speaker 3: is for the really small local business that could never
Speaker 3: normally afford a radio advert. We're looking to help you
Speaker 3: out this year. It's gonna be tough for you, for everybody,
Speaker 3: and we're going to help you out. We only need
Speaker 3: one dollar from you, because apparently it's a legal to
Speaker 3: give you a free advert. So we just need one
Speaker 3: dollar and then we will make you the one dollar
Speaker 3: jingles every Friday because the first one we thought we
Speaker 3: might not just one but two. So first up, then
Speaker 3: this is Vanilla Hare. We spoke to Marie yesterday. She's
Speaker 3: on her this advert. Patsy, let us know what you think. Okay, okay,
Speaker 3: how many is you watching? Commercial radio? Ah?
Speaker 6: Thirty in October?
Speaker 4: Wow, thirty year celebration in October. We've got to celebrate.
Speaker 2: That is incredible anyone? So is that continuous employment touch Wood?
Speaker 6: Yes, survivor boys, But.
Speaker 2: It means we've got a couple of months to try
Speaker 2: and get her.
Speaker 4: Out the door.
Speaker 3: Anyway. Vanilla Hair, Vanilla Hair, Marie and Vanilla Hair. Here's
Speaker 3: her one dom a jingle made by Jack and I
Speaker 3: thinking about getting your hair cut. I need a haircut,
Speaker 3: but worried about being in public places.
Speaker 6: I'm worried about being in public prices.
Speaker 3: I hear you, random member of the public, Then let
Speaker 3: Vanilla hair come to you. Vanilla Hair have over thirty
Speaker 3: five years of cut in crafting and styling experience, and
Speaker 3: Vanilla Hair come to you wherever there is hair. She'll
Speaker 3: be there, and there is an easy way to remember them.
Speaker 4: Vanilla Hair hair.
Speaker 7: Baby Baby, Vanilla hair hair Baby, Oh four seven seven
Speaker 7: one one three three five nine yeah, three five nine.
Speaker 3: Vanilla Hair Salon de Francais sounds fancy.
Speaker 2: They are not at fancy prices.
Speaker 3: If your hair could talk, it would say, please call
Speaker 3: Vanilla Hair as a chemical free shampoo and conditioner for
Speaker 3: every customer. That's what do you reckon?
Speaker 6: Fantastic? I loved it.
Speaker 3: I spent a long time working in commercial ready, so
Speaker 3: I think I know a lot.
Speaker 4: About how this is all the cliches.
Speaker 3: All right. So that's Marie and Viana the hair and
Speaker 3: her one dollar jingle. Now we go to Matt. We
Speaker 3: spoke to Matt yesterday and he works for Royal Driveways.
Speaker 3: Is there one dollar jingle? There's never been a better
Speaker 3: time to get your driveway looking great.
Speaker 1: Your majesty, it's a phone call for you.
Speaker 3: Hello, this is the Queen for the business.
Speaker 1: I get eh.
Speaker 4: I've just seen your amazing driveway.
Speaker 1: Now Bucco Pellas?
Speaker 3: Who did that? In Australian I thought I said, don't
Speaker 3: put any through.
Speaker 2: Yes, my driveway is sick, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: My Commonwealth friend I used royal driveways.
Speaker 1: Homo.
Speaker 3: These guys all all your driveway use royal driveways.
Speaker 2: Live like a king and turn your home into.
Speaker 3: A castle with royal driveways. I hope they get business
Speaker 3: off the back of those. Okay, those are the one
Speaker 3: dollar jingles. So if you'd like one dollar jingle next
Speaker 3: week on the show, give us a call. Now, this
Speaker 3: is just for small local businesses. We're trying to do
Speaker 3: our bit.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Right, well, this is exciting. We hear from time to
Speaker 3: time about the amazing lavish lunchbox that Patsy's daughter Aldie gets,
Speaker 3: and Jack and I persuaded pats to make for you
Speaker 3: to make a lunch.
Speaker 6: Box for us, both to the extras last night.
Speaker 3: Now, this is the moment where you could take down
Speaker 3: this breakfast show. Is how Joe and Limo ended.
Speaker 2: No, I never used box from Patsy. Eat up Bertie
Speaker 2: that misery.
Speaker 6: They got a pretty lunch box opening.
Speaker 3: Now, first of all, I've got a sparkly beautiful purple
Speaker 3: one smiggle one.
Speaker 6: You've got the new one.
Speaker 3: Just got a very basic one. What's called Yes, first
Speaker 3: thing I've noticed Jack, can you see what are these
Speaker 3: smear marks on that?
Speaker 6: It is not It's just a bit of food from
Speaker 6: the lead.
Speaker 2: Did you wash your hands as well?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 6: I did, No, I do, of course I did properly. Okay,
Speaker 6: yes I did?
Speaker 3: Stream and I all right?
Speaker 4: Opening it up?
Speaker 3: Now? Can I just say ten out of ten?
Speaker 6: Presentation, lots of color.
Speaker 2: This is amazing, this is incredible.
Speaker 6: What have you got there? We both got the same.
Speaker 2: I've got a couple.
Speaker 3: Of This is amazing.
Speaker 4: Quince and this is where Audrey is every day.
Speaker 6: She loves quinces past.
Speaker 3: I love quince pace. It's a big old dollar of it.
Speaker 3: I mean it's expensive.
Speaker 4: And is it Cambert?
Speaker 6: That is Camember?
Speaker 3: Beautiful salad.
Speaker 2: Here another compile of strawberries and grapes and.
Speaker 3: Blueberries which was super food. Lovely biscuits. Here for the
Speaker 3: cheese I'm get.
Speaker 2: And then there's an old school role here.
Speaker 6: Yes this isn't buttered. She doesn't like butter, but I do.
Speaker 6: Oh well, sorry, you miss?
Speaker 4: Is this paint food?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: It's like a deconstructed.
Speaker 6: That's how she likes it.
Speaker 4: She doesn't the cold cuts are separate? Is that to
Speaker 4: build it? When she's at school? That's actually pretty smiley?
Speaker 3: Nice?
Speaker 6: What are your cold cuts?
Speaker 2: Jack?
Speaker 6: What have you got?
Speaker 4: I've got some salamimi?
Speaker 2: Is this pepperoni? If I got hair?
Speaker 6: No, it's a mild salami Hungarian mild and a beautiful
Speaker 6: bit of triple smoked ham shaped.
Speaker 4: This is the poshous lunchbox in Melbourne.
Speaker 6: Carrots and cucumber. This is so nice cherry tomato.
Speaker 3: Page you right?
Speaker 2: Would you make one of these every day?
Speaker 6: Think on it every day?
Speaker 3: No, it's beautiful.
Speaker 2: This is I'm.
Speaker 6: In there. You've each got one?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 4: I love this? It's a handwritten note. Does she get
Speaker 4: this every day?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 4: Mine says a hardy lunch for strong boy. Thank you.
Speaker 6: What does it say on the other side, Christian?
Speaker 3: What do you put drop dead?
Speaker 6: It's number one? On one side it does actually, yes,
Speaker 6: I always put a little note so proud of you
Speaker 6: for being kind or have a great day or you
Speaker 6: know that's very kind.
Speaker 2: That's lovely. Patsy, this is really nice.
Speaker 6: Thank you?
Speaker 3: All right? Cooldin Now what is in your lunchbox? But
Speaker 3: christ John O'Connell Breakfast show podcast. All right, so we're
Speaker 3: going to rate your lunchboxes now. Patsy has made Jack
Speaker 3: and I and it's more like a picnic.
Speaker 4: Hm.
Speaker 3: Seriously, if they're like the Langham Hotel were to put
Speaker 3: together a picnic, this is what they would aim to
Speaker 3: try and get it that good.
Speaker 2: It's so good.
Speaker 4: Are other kids in the school yard envious of what
Speaker 4: she has every day?
Speaker 3: I'm not sure. I don't think that it's the royal standard.
Speaker 3: Is It's come on, that's amazing. I seem to remember
Speaker 3: as well, well, my mom to do fish fish past.
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 6: You can still get it in tiny little jars, can't you?
Speaker 6: Like a bad cheap pattern? And it was really salty.
Speaker 4: On bread or what was it?
Speaker 3: Just in red? Just awful. Honestly, when I see it now,
Speaker 3: I want to dry heaves meary old fish paste. I
Speaker 3: mean when said my wife is pregnant with our first daughter,
Speaker 3: you know, he had the weird food craving. She had
Speaker 3: a fish paste and I come home every day right
Speaker 3: and opened the door, and the house will stink of
Speaker 3: like warm fish, like an old nana's house, and she'd
Speaker 3: be like she'd gone crazy. She had like Winnie the
Speaker 3: pool and the stuff she became addicted is mister Shipman's reddish,
Speaker 3: which sounds quite rude in there shoveling it into a
Speaker 3: pie hole and was like, do it in the garden.
Speaker 3: Let's go line down and hear what you've got in
Speaker 3: your lunch boxes. James, Good morning, Good morning, Christian, Good morning, James.
Speaker 3: How's your weep been so far? Mate? Week's been amazing. Yeah.
Speaker 3: What's been the best thing about your week so far?
Speaker 4: James?
Speaker 10: Probably this one, Probably this moment.
Speaker 3: Well chat to us. Well, snap, it's the highlight of
Speaker 3: my week, is chatting to you? James? Yep, yeah, sounds right,
Speaker 3: all right, James, what's any lunchbox?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 9: I've got a whole of bock choy to start off with.
Speaker 8: Story.
Speaker 4: Ye, that's like the worst vegetable on its own.
Speaker 3: What else have you got? James?
Speaker 10: Do you know the real size size just that you
Speaker 10: get out of.
Speaker 3: Ye, it's bigger.
Speaker 2: Do you like tune or is Mum just making you
Speaker 2: have that?
Speaker 6: I love truth much.
Speaker 4: Stick the bock choy in the tuna you go to go.
Speaker 3: All the kids in the yard are crowding around here, James.
Speaker 3: And what else you got the box?
Speaker 2: You got the bock choy, you got the tuna.
Speaker 3: One else is in there?
Speaker 8: Chicken key of sandwich?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's good and then what have you got.
Speaker 3: To drink.
Speaker 10: The water at school?
Speaker 3: Right? Okay? And you've got any chips to go with that?
Speaker 3: Always you so have chips as well?
Speaker 9: No, not exactly.
Speaker 2: Times have change.
Speaker 3: No, they can't have that, all right, Jack, We now
Speaker 3: have to rate their lunchboxes. So I'm going to give
Speaker 3: that a one out of five.
Speaker 4: I'll give it. I'll give you a three out of
Speaker 4: five for the chicken key of sandwiches holding it aloft
Speaker 4: the tutor in the buck Choy. I wouldn't Harry to
Speaker 4: recess James for me personally, that is not advertising.
Speaker 3: And James, what are you going to be doing this weekend?
Speaker 3: What good stuff you've got on this weekend? Mate?
Speaker 10: Nothing?
Speaker 8: But can a friend say hi?
Speaker 3: Couse? It can?
Speaker 2: Who's your mate?
Speaker 8: Yes, Lucky, my dad might be listening to the radio.
Speaker 2: So what's the name of your dad?
Speaker 3: Zaine Zain? Cool dad name?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Who's this I'm talking to? Lucky?
Speaker 2: Lucky? All right?
Speaker 3: What you do outside school?
Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 3: We're in school. We're right next with Free okay? And
Speaker 3: do you listen to the show every day? I thought
Speaker 3: you're too young and cool to listen to us.
Speaker 10: Oh no, my dad just kind of forces.
Speaker 8: Mel's cool.
Speaker 7: It's cool you guys.
Speaker 3: Thanks. I appreciate that. That's kind. Work for the music.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I do enjoy the music.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's good, Lucky having back to word Jimmy, James
Speaker 3: lead mate, Christian. Yeah, that's great to catch up with Lucky.
Speaker 3: And so you're calling us from scott you're calling us
Speaker 3: from school. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he listened to us every morning.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yes, I do.
Speaker 3: All right, James, you and Luck you have a good
Speaker 3: day to then have a great weekend. Thanks for calling mate.
Speaker 3: It's okay, Thank you very much.
Speaker 8: Thank you for listening to me.
Speaker 4: You're welcome.
Speaker 2: Yes, James, thank you very much.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Those two go to a posh school, don't They're very polite.
Speaker 3: We got here, Sharon, good morning, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 10: How are you.
Speaker 3: I'm good. So are you the kid or is this
Speaker 3: the mum? This is the mum, right, okay.
Speaker 10: So my children, my girls don't eat sandwiches for lunch,
Speaker 10: so they today they've got a smoked salmon salad with
Speaker 10: tomatoes from the garden. And my other daughter has pasta
Speaker 10: that she made with tomatoes from the garden and olive
Speaker 10: oil and homemade zucchini and vegetable soup.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, it's all right.
Speaker 3: Oh you know it takes a lot of effort to
Speaker 3: do it, or doesn't it make in their lunches every day?
Speaker 2: Sharing? It's a lot of work, isn't it.
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 10: I pre prepare the soup and sometimes it's like leftover pasta,
Speaker 10: and then the other time whip up the salad in
Speaker 10: the morning.
Speaker 3: Yep. And do you reckon they're actually eating this?
Speaker 10: Yes, they do. They request it. They don't eat sandwiches.
Speaker 3: Don't you confess what you told me during the sung.
Speaker 4: I'm not proud.
Speaker 3: It's been a week of confession show.
Speaker 4: I for the whole my primary school life, every day
Speaker 4: I would throw my sandwich in the bin.
Speaker 2: Why would you do that?
Speaker 4: My mum and dad would make it the night before
Speaker 4: and I would completely disregard that. And I was ungrateful
Speaker 4: when I would throw it, throw it in the bin.
Speaker 3: I didn't want it, and what would you eat instead?
Speaker 4: I would just see the tiny teddies and then that
Speaker 4: would fuel me through the day.
Speaker 2: And you've still got that baby burn appetite now.
Speaker 4: I think that's why that's where it comes from. I'm sorry, mum.
Speaker 3: If you hear this, jackually want to say this out
Speaker 3: loud on the lady because you're worried that your mom
Speaker 3: would get upset.
Speaker 2: It's what about being told off by his mum?
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Speaker 3: Kimberly, Good morning, Oh Kimberly, how old are you mate?
Speaker 3: I'm twelve twelve? What a great age to be twelve?
Speaker 3: And how's your week been so far? Kimberly.
Speaker 8: Good.
Speaker 9: That's going to be even more better because on the
Speaker 9: weekend we're going to be getting a haunt and we're
Speaker 9: going to the Robbie Williams concert.
Speaker 3: Right, that's what a great weekend. What are you more
Speaker 3: excited about getting the horse or seeing Robbie Williams live?
Speaker 8: Give me a horse?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And what is the horse?
Speaker 1: He called Daily?
Speaker 3: Daily Daily?
Speaker 2: You like that name?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, what's in your We'll leave it there, Kimberly,
Speaker 3: what's in the old lunch box?
Speaker 9: Okay? So I have fruit and vegetables, and the fruit
Speaker 9: and vegetables are celery, a sleet tea grapes and cutumber.
Speaker 9: And I have a nice warm vun a king can
Speaker 9: oh prilli. I have TikTok cookies, a fellow frog, and
Speaker 9: my favorite part the crunched up biscuits contest.
Speaker 3: Tell you what it's The second half was really good
Speaker 3: at that. I'd get rid of the celery, get rid
Speaker 3: of all the fruit and all the rest around. Just
Speaker 3: get straight to the old Tim Tams been the rest
Speaker 3: of it. Will give it to a nerd at school
Speaker 3: or something, But I would the Tim Tams the highlight
Speaker 3: of that, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: It is? Yeah? All right, Well I give this five
Speaker 3: out of five your lunch box Jack.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he gave it a solid four and a half
Speaker 4: out of five.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Kimberly, yes, yes, yeah, all right, Kimberly.
Speaker 2: We'll let you go.
Speaker 3: Now, have a great weekend. I hope you enjoy getting
Speaker 3: your horse and you'll love Robbie Williams live. He's brilliant live. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: thanks pleasure, Kimberly speak, you said, take care of a
Speaker 3: nice you can by kim Believe. Is there any one
Speaker 3: who want to say loo to while you're on the radio?
Speaker 2: Any mates?
Speaker 3: Dad? Hiad Yeah, real message from the heart one of
Speaker 3: my kids, Dad hid Kimberley, Lord Chipmunk that laugh, Kimberley,
Speaker 3: Daki may much recording. Okay, bye bye.
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Speaker 3: In the last twenty four hours. Tom Hanks, it's got
Speaker 3: coronavirus here in Australia. Plus I didn't know he was
Speaker 3: in Australia, not like we should know.
Speaker 2: We did it?
Speaker 3: They call over the view two. Tom Hanks is here, but.
Speaker 2: Also is making a Baz Luhrman Elvis movie.
Speaker 6: Yeah, playing the colonel in it.
Speaker 3: I thought I was about to say, because he looks
Speaker 3: a little bit like Colonel Tom Parker, so he will
Speaker 3: be an amazing colonel who is playing the king?
Speaker 4: I think it is the guy. This is what Bianca
Speaker 4: told me. Anyway, you know at the end of Once
Speaker 4: upon a Time in Hollywood. Yeah, see guy who breaks
Speaker 4: into the house.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 4: I think that's gonna be l really right. I actually
Speaker 4: no one quote me on that. I'm using some very
Speaker 4: thin information, but that's what I assume it is.
Speaker 3: If it's a baz Luhrman Elvis pick, it will be amazing.
Speaker 3: I love baz Lerman films. They're great and so yes,
Speaker 3: so everything's changing it moment and then everything now is
Speaker 3: about the Grand Prix. So in the news this morning
Speaker 3: you might have heard it. Perhaps he's saying it it
Speaker 3: might be postponed, which for a Formula one Grand Prix.
Speaker 3: I don't know how it's other roll or it's off.
Speaker 3: You can't postpone it. It's not like they're gathering all
Speaker 3: the drivers around going Lewis, are you're good for the
Speaker 3: nineteenth now? My wife's got a girls, we can.
Speaker 2: How can they can't really postpone it passed? Can they
Speaker 2: saw their on or off? What is the latest?
Speaker 6: All the latest is so the gates were meant to
Speaker 6: open at eight forty five just minutes ago, but apparently
Speaker 6: track marshals are there on loudspeakers telling fans that just wait,
Speaker 6: it's been postponed as in the opening of the gates
Speaker 6: until they work out what today's scheduling is. So it
Speaker 6: seems like they've gone right back to square one. So
Speaker 6: but we heard overnight, of course out of the UK
Speaker 6: that it was going to be called off.
Speaker 3: Surely they must have if it's going to be counseled
Speaker 3: today and over the weekend, they must have had to
Speaker 3: make a decision by now. Do you think they're still
Speaker 3: in fighting and arguing about the different team members Because
Speaker 3: there's so much money in Formula One, it's a big
Speaker 3: corporate thing this weekend as well, that there's a lot
Speaker 3: at States. Do you think that they're still arguing They
Speaker 3: don't know, they've not made a clear decision about whether
Speaker 3: it's on well.
Speaker 6: Qualifiers qualifying set to start within hours, so it now
Speaker 6: appears like it is going ahead at this stage, but
Speaker 6: still no one said anything, so it's up in the air.
Speaker 3: Right, Okay, it's bizarre. And then obviously the footy season
Speaker 3: is going to be starting next Thursday. We've all been
Speaker 3: waiting for it for months, we've all been counting down
Speaker 3: to it. And now by the time next Thursday comes around,
Speaker 3: do we think that we're actually going to be able
Speaker 3: to go and watch the opening game?
Speaker 4: A part of you, a part of you wants to
Speaker 4: see it, just for the bizarreness of seeing a completely
Speaker 4: empty stadium for the opener and round one.
Speaker 3: Especially because it's such a huge game, opening game, the
Speaker 3: first of a brand new season. The thought of it
Speaker 3: being in an empty stadium.
Speaker 4: Will they let people still go to the boxes because
Speaker 4: the boxes but no mass gathering.
Speaker 3: But no mass gatherings, they won't be able to have anyone.
Speaker 4: Well, they need to have commentators and stuff. Some people
Speaker 4: will be allowmentators won't be allowed in either.
Speaker 6: No, they might do it remotely, yeah doing they won't
Speaker 6: be allowed home, yeah maybe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Hamius forgot let me doing it from his place. Seriously,
Speaker 3: they won't be like no one will.
Speaker 6: Be allowed to If the government rules this is what's happening,
Speaker 6: then that that will be it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it will be amazing to see what they're doing
Speaker 4: in the UK with this.
Speaker 3: And you know what, the managers hear the coaches they're
Speaker 3: not allowed in either. They have to fax through their instructions.
Speaker 3: They do look it up.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast added music.
Speaker 3: Jason was kind enough to let me play an Elvis
Speaker 3: song this week after we've got some good news about
Speaker 3: the ratings. So I played the Wonder review on the
Speaker 3: show on Wednesday, and I started to think it sounded
Speaker 3: so great, and millions of people contact at the radio station,
Speaker 3: millions all over the world saying it'd be grateful we
Speaker 3: had Elvis Wednesday. And then you hear the news that
Speaker 3: Tom Hanks is in an Elvis movie. It really does
Speaker 3: feel like Tom Hanks is listening to this radio station
Speaker 3: quarantine right now, needs to hear that the country are
Speaker 3: behind him. And the King this movie that he got coronavirus,
Speaker 3: making so Jason over one thousand likes on our Facebook
Speaker 3: page for the Elvis petition. That's great. How many of
Speaker 3: those were bots? Do you think?
Speaker 2: Over one thousands?
Speaker 4: And we don't even know how to do buds?
Speaker 3: Come on? You know the level of this show. So
Speaker 3: Elvis Wednesday back next Wednesday. Well, let's see how some
Speaker 3: of this great hits we could be bringing you on
Speaker 3: Elvis Wednesday. Doesn't it make you feel good to hear
Speaker 3: the King see all this great music every Wednesday? But
Speaker 3: don't the news take it away? King Elvis Wednesday. I
Speaker 3: just need a quick nod now, happy to they were
Speaker 3: it a Wednesday? By Wednesday? See how it goes. Let's
Speaker 3: see how we go. So it's back next week. Say
Speaker 3: that I said, let's see how we go?
Speaker 4: When?
Speaker 3: When? Well before next Wednesday. Make a decision right now,
Speaker 3: otherwise you're as bad as the Formula one. I'm at
Speaker 3: the gates. I need to come in. I've got my tickets.
Speaker 3: Don't be McLaren, okay, don't be Ferrari.
Speaker 4: Do you hate Tom Hanks?
Speaker 3: Do you hate Elvis? It's something better next Wednesday? Stand by.
Speaker 2: I'm doing it anyway.
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Speaker 3: So here's what we know so far about the Formula
Speaker 3: one Patsy, what is the latest latest?
Speaker 6: L latest is we were meant to hear this hour,
Speaker 6: So there's still what seven minutes left to say if
Speaker 6: it is or isn't on. If it is on, the
Speaker 6: premier has said there'll be no crowds.
Speaker 3: Have we known in the last couple of weeks where
Speaker 3: you've seen so many massive iconic sporting events fixures all
Speaker 3: over the world being canceled. I've never heard a story
Speaker 3: I may be wrong where it's been left to the
Speaker 3: ridiculousness of minute by minute when eleventh well, yeah, I
Speaker 3: mean there are fans out there right now with tickets
Speaker 3: who've been paying tickets, who should have been told yesterday,
Speaker 3: not been treated like this.
Speaker 2: Want to have a way to treat you.
Speaker 4: For it's not even the eleventh hour.
Speaker 6: Gates will be open, yeah, an hour ago.
Speaker 3: It's unbelievable. I know it is. We keep saying that,
Speaker 3: but we are living in unbelievable times at the moment.
Speaker 3: And next week when we return Monday, I mean, Gil
Speaker 3: may even make a statement today if there are no
Speaker 3: crowds allowed it at Formula one. I don't see how
Speaker 3: he has any of the choice than to announce today
Speaker 3: that they're going to be no crowds allowed next Thursday night,
Speaker 3: which is obviously for safety, is understandable, but it's just
Speaker 3: unthinkable no one at that big game.
Speaker 4: And then dare we say, dore we even start to
Speaker 4: think if the games won't be played at all?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know what about that. I'm hoping that
Speaker 3: the games are played. But the real big thing about
Speaker 3: the games will be you know, just said that one
Speaker 3: of Arsenal's biggest players, are Tet, has been tested positive
Speaker 3: in the EPL. It'll be over here there will be
Speaker 3: players who start to get coronavirus. I don't think that's
Speaker 3: too fast that then what does that do for the
Speaker 3: season and that.
Speaker 4: Round, well, you have to suspend some games, yes.
Speaker 3: And then what is it. You've got an incubation period
Speaker 3: of two weeks, so two rounds out where no one
Speaker 3: can play those, and then other teams might start to
Speaker 3: be infected with it and get coaches or anything come
Speaker 3: into contact with the physios. It's such a big entourage
Speaker 3: that all the teams had, and then they're stripping it
Speaker 3: down at the moment has access to them anyway, come
Speaker 3: and last emails from us then before we go into
Speaker 3: the weekend, I mean, real feel good show today, guys.
Speaker 3: Do you know starting Monday, what's not We're start a
Speaker 3: new feature right what's not being canceled?
Speaker 4: One event are going ahead?
Speaker 3: I know we live in a canceled culture. Now it's
Speaker 3: become ridiculous. I saw yesterday there was a thing trending
Speaker 3: which to simply cancel everything. What is not being canceled?
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm guessing that people have like parties arranged
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. Even this weekend and the next
Speaker 3: couple of weeks that's starting to be canceled.
Speaker 4: But people will be getting out of things they didn't
Speaker 4: want to go to. That's what I'm hoping to say
Speaker 4: it like that.
Speaker 3: I'm the same as Jack. I've already starts to use
Speaker 3: one or two excuses. Now all let's come from LJ.
Speaker 3: Listen to us in America, Christian. What is going on
Speaker 3: in Australia. I'm finding out so much about Australia from
Speaker 3: listening to your podcast. Learned so far. The Austrains drink
Speaker 3: beer in the shower. You do they pay outside Jack
Speaker 3: and his family do they all like to drive without
Speaker 3: shirts and shorts? We found out this yesterday and now
Speaker 3: they're stealing public loo rolls from the walls of cubicles.
Speaker 3: Yet we found that this morning as well. Jay Also
Speaker 3: a couple of emails have come in. We're about movies
Speaker 3: that don't age very well. Let's roll it over to Monday.
Speaker 3: We're running out of time now. Final one then from
Speaker 3: Jacinta Patsy talking about her epic story is earlier on
Speaker 3: this morning about the loo rolls. Apparently Cole's has a
Speaker 3: stash of toilet paper out the back for people who
Speaker 3: really need it. How do you persuade, yes, anyone that
Speaker 3: you actually do as you really need it, like right now,
Speaker 3: like it's it's at the door knocking, is coming out
Speaker 3: or is.
Speaker 4: It you waddling in doing a your belt saying hey,
Speaker 4: I've got some finished business and.
Speaker 3: Home all right? Then stay safe this weekend. We are
Speaker 3: back Monday morning unless we get canceled.
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