Speaker 1: First, Yeah, welcome friends to The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
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Speaker 4: Good morning, Patsy morning, Good morning, seventy five and hard.
Speaker 5: Jack at your service, sir.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm getting a feeling you've hit a bit of
Speaker 4: a wall with seventy five and hard You come in
Speaker 4: this morning. You seem a bit depleted and you're feeling
Speaker 4: the effects of two workouts a day.
Speaker 5: I'm starting to be very sore in the mornings. Getting
Speaker 5: out of bed is the hardest part.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Good What a great energy to have that
Speaker 4: guy with us for the next three hours, so it's
Speaker 4: already working.
Speaker 5: Next seventy days as well.
Speaker 6: How am I more.
Speaker 4: Energetic than you?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 4: I'm not doing any of this.
Speaker 5: No, I wore up by the time warm up.
Speaker 4: You go and do something? Are you we're the warm up?
Speaker 4: You should? You should see this guy after the show.
Speaker 4: Oh my bam bam, bam, bam bam. If only this
Speaker 4: show it was mid morning, mid morning Jack, watch out
Speaker 4: huggy hugging Jack in the morning.
Speaker 5: It is hard to go from I was essentially doing
Speaker 5: maybe one or two workouts a week, one at the
Speaker 5: gym and then one or two pilates, and now gone
Speaker 5: to two per day.
Speaker 4: Two is insane, right, that's crazy. Someone yesterday was saying,
Speaker 4: he doesn't does he really mean two workouts a day,
Speaker 4: seven days a week. But that's it's like a job. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you're now working for the workout.
Speaker 5: Yes, And that's why each night this week, because you're
Speaker 5: trying to fit it all in. The last thing I
Speaker 5: do is going for a forty five minute walk out
Speaker 5: doors to get one more work out.
Speaker 4: Now, I bet that's quite a nice thing to do
Speaker 4: in the evening when it's clear to go for little
Speaker 4: and your thoughts are kind of setting. It's like a
Speaker 4: snow globe in the evening.
Speaker 5: People. Al Yeah, so Gord, he's gone to bed, everything's
Speaker 5: done for the day. You only have to go for
Speaker 5: a walk, and the soccer team is training across in
Speaker 5: the park, so lighter on and me and Luna just
Speaker 5: walking around.
Speaker 8: A workout though, Is it like it's strolling the part?
Speaker 4: Do you understand what you said. It's it's a it's
Speaker 4: mild cardio, he says, very strictly. No one at the
Speaker 4: Olympics is up on that podium going And the hardest
Speaker 4: part was the walking.
Speaker 5: Well, there is actually an Olympic event for walking, so they've.
Speaker 4: Got a bit of a lick on them. I mean
Speaker 4: that's a fast walk, you know, not like the control
Speaker 4: Are you strolling?
Speaker 5: The guy who started the program said that a walk
Speaker 5: is an outdoor walk is counted as a workout as
Speaker 5: long as it's for forty five minutes.
Speaker 4: Fair enough. The thing that I I struggle with this
Speaker 4: seventy five hours. So if you don't know what Jack's
Speaker 4: doing this for another what are you day seven.
Speaker 5: To this is week one down?
Speaker 4: I tell it is down today you you don't need
Speaker 4: to sitting the way through. I worry what what was
Speaker 4: waiting for us this time next week? And the one
Speaker 4: I'm really worried about is a week after that. My wow,
Speaker 4: but you set yourself an amazing change. But the bit
Speaker 4: I don't understand because okay, two workouts to day. What
Speaker 4: world are we in? We're doing some reading teen pages
Speaker 4: is considered a workout because it's not I doesn't see
Speaker 4: any of the dudes in the gym in between reps
Speaker 4: are going to read Jordan Peterson, get my curls in.
Speaker 5: The way he describes the challenge is not a fitness challenge.
Speaker 5: It's a mental challenge. Yeah, so we're doing.
Speaker 6: Mind curls the brain.
Speaker 5: We're exercising the body and the brain and mental fitness.
Speaker 4: Okay, So what's the name of the guy that does this?
Speaker 4: Seventy five and the cult leader? Who is it?
Speaker 5: Andy Frasseller is his name?
Speaker 4: Right's?
Speaker 5: His podcast is called Real AF with Andy Fraseller. Sorry,
Speaker 5: it's Real AF. It's actually called You'll Love This. He's
Speaker 5: got the podcast. Pitch has a photo of him with
Speaker 5: duct tape across his mouth, and on the duct tape
Speaker 5: it says society says Society is trying to stop him
Speaker 5: from speaking this podcast.
Speaker 4: Society doesn't care this guy. Chat's got some audio from
Speaker 4: this guy, right, and he sounds exactly like.
Speaker 9: You think zero point four read ten pages of a
Speaker 9: non fiction book every day.
Speaker 4: This is not entertainment time. This is not Harry Potter time.
Speaker 4: This is learn new stuff time. What he was, isn't he?
Speaker 4: At first?
Speaker 9: I'm gonna tell you this is gonna be really really hard,
Speaker 9: and then it's gonna get easy, and then it's gonna
Speaker 9: get real hard, and then you're gonna be done.
Speaker 4: Okay, this is my favorite clip.
Speaker 9: If you're unfamiliar with the seventy five Hard Program, it
Speaker 9: is the world's most famous mental transformation program in the
Speaker 9: history of Earth.
Speaker 4: Not even very good English. Go and read some more books, mate.
Speaker 5: See I tell you, it's not just a fitness challenge.
Speaker 5: It's four our brain.
Speaker 4: In the history of the Earth. Your cult leader is
Speaker 4: a barely literate man. You're being led by a mumbl.
Speaker 4: He's not reading those books he is.
Speaker 5: He's not actually.
Speaker 4: To read ten pages.
Speaker 5: He actually says in the same podcast reading is easy
Speaker 5: for him because he's been reading for twenty years.
Speaker 4: Down to the Messiah.
Speaker 6: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: How did that yesterday?
Speaker 10: Patsy, Well, I think I'm like fast disappearing to my family.
Speaker 10: It's like I don't really exist. I cook the meals,
Speaker 10: I do the washing. I make sure everyone's where they're
Speaker 10: meant to be. And who's looking after me? Crickets, no one,
Speaker 10: Because last night I was on the loo and I
Speaker 10: ran out of blue paper. Oh no, and I should
Speaker 10: keep like a stash in the cupboard, but I don't.
Speaker 10: It's in the laundry for something.
Speaker 4: You're you're grown person, right, You don't ever sit down
Speaker 4: without doing a pre fight check. We apply it to
Speaker 4: start the plane now, and I don't sit down and
Speaker 4: open up the doors unless there is adequate.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll always look to see that there's some on
Speaker 5: the roll and a backup.
Speaker 4: Yes, so that if the role for just engage, it
Speaker 4: to be a bigger job than you initially thought.
Speaker 10: Well, speaking of backup, jack, there was no time because
Speaker 10: the plane was coming into crash.
Speaker 4: Lane time the Hudson River.
Speaker 10: There was no time for checking if we were batting
Speaker 10: a cross check or whatever they say.
Speaker 8: It was like bombs away, so rage against.
Speaker 10: So I texted Chris, please can you get me some
Speaker 10: Loue paper? Nothing for about two minutes, so I thought
Speaker 10: I'll just text Ors. She was in the front room
Speaker 10: doing watching whenever she watches. Texted Audrey.
Speaker 4: No response, But then, surely didn't you shout out?
Speaker 8: Of course I did?
Speaker 10: No one was listening, I thought, well, Chris, Chris was
Speaker 10: clearly evidently asleep in his chair at seven o'clock catching flies,
Speaker 10: And so I rang Audrey.
Speaker 8: She did pick up. It just is harsh. Patsy, that
Speaker 8: is a beautiful dinner.
Speaker 4: You didn't have to do that waddle. I did because, yeah,
Speaker 4: because you don't want to put anything back up in
Speaker 4: case it gets pool tap, because you have to bury
Speaker 4: those if it touches it when you do wash it,
Speaker 4: you have to it's a soda watch. It's just that
Speaker 4: in case it touches a tea towel.
Speaker 5: That's a been yeah straight and the being its own
Speaker 5: plasid bag shoved to the bottom of the rubbish bin.
Speaker 5: Said that nobody sees the pool.
Speaker 4: Shroud, shroud, the third shroud.
Speaker 10: No waddling down the hallway and then the dogs laying
Speaker 10: in the middle of the hallway. So I kind of
Speaker 10: had to jump with both feet like I was doing a.
Speaker 4: Last humidity the humidity.
Speaker 8: Like this my family, I'm invisible.
Speaker 4: Oh poor Patsy.
Speaker 6: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: We've been counted down this week to the Games in
Speaker 4: Paris opening ceremony tomorrow night, early hours of Saturday morning.
Speaker 4: The Matildas in about twenty hours time. I think it's
Speaker 4: in the early hours on Friday morning because there are
Speaker 4: some events that begin before the opening seremony. Let me
Speaker 4: play another one of our golden moments. This has been
Speaker 4: a great one from this week. We've got brand new
Speaker 4: one later on this morning from a very very You've
Speaker 4: not heard an athlete sound like Russell Mark. I mean
Speaker 4: Russell Mark sounds like the guy who you who see
Speaker 4: in every RSL. You know, just just sort of stepped
Speaker 4: up Labarth and playing the pokes during the day.
Speaker 5: He's sort of the Shane Warn of the Olympics.
Speaker 4: Yes, hugely, hugey charismatic, a lovable Larakin. Yesterday we played
Speaker 4: this one. I thought we'd give it a game. These
Speaker 4: are called a golden moments. We came down to the
Speaker 4: Games in Paris. Australian gold medal winners are sharing their
Speaker 4: gold winning stories. We go back to Sydney Bondai Beach
Speaker 4: two thousand, Kerry Potthast and Natalie Cook.
Speaker 11: Christian O'Connell's golden moments conning down to the Games in Paris.
Speaker 11: Kirie Podhast on winning gold with Natalie Cook in beach
Speaker 11: volleyball at the two thousand Sidney Olympics.
Speaker 12: Playing in front of Australians in Bondo Beach, it was
Speaker 12: a really weird feeling.
Speaker 6: So one minute you're up.
Speaker 12: You know, really high, and everyone's feeling great for you.
Speaker 12: The next minute you lose a point. It was a
Speaker 12: struggle of emotion. I started to, in particular, build this
Speaker 12: kind of cone of silence around myself and my teammate Natalie,
Speaker 12: if you can imagine, you know, a big glass cone
Speaker 12: where you could see out but things weren't in focus,
Speaker 12: but I could hear the noise. We were behind in
Speaker 12: both sets by a considerable amount. On our faces you
Speaker 12: could see that we were just not bothered by it.
Speaker 12: It was just like, next point, what do we do?
Speaker 12: The second to last serve was in my hands, and
Speaker 12: I knew I could hit a serve straight down the line.
Speaker 12: I'd been practicing it for years.
Speaker 4: I'd go through the middle.
Speaker 12: Between the two players, and then I'd crack one down
Speaker 12: the line on the line. I decided to risk it.
Speaker 12: You know, we were down by a point. The Brazilian
Speaker 12: girl that I served at didn't move an inch. The
Speaker 12: ball landed on the line for an ace, and Natalie
Speaker 12: turned around and screamed towards me. We'd leveled it up.
Speaker 12: Now it was eleven points or we were only going
Speaker 12: to twelve. So I made the serve. It went through
Speaker 12: the middle. One of the girls took it, she didn't
Speaker 12: make a great pass. Her partner tried to save it,
Speaker 12: and in doing so, the ball was flying over the
Speaker 12: top of Natalie's head. It was going towards our sideline,
Speaker 12: and I'd chased towards the line, and as Natalie turned
Speaker 12: around to look what was going on, she was kind
Speaker 12: of like, no, don't touch it. And as that ball landed,
Speaker 12: every single emotion and every single feeling that you could
Speaker 12: possibly have went through both of our bodies, like we
Speaker 12: collapsed to the ground. I couldn't lift my head out
Speaker 12: of the sand. I was almost too scared to look
Speaker 12: up at the people in the crowd. My cone of
Speaker 12: silence that I'd built sort of shattered down around me,
Speaker 12: and I looked up. All of a sudden, I could
Speaker 12: see the faces, I could see where they all were.
Speaker 4: And Natalie was just looking at me. We couldn't have.
Speaker 12: Prepared for this moment in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 12: Thinking about it now, twenty four years later, it's an
Speaker 12: unbelievable moment. We were too ordinary people that came together
Speaker 12: and formed a magic partnership, winning a gold medal on
Speaker 12: our home beach.
Speaker 4: In our home country.
Speaker 12: That was just such a massive dream.
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Speaker 4: Time for the Good Morning Minute.
Speaker 5: Good good morning, good morning.
Speaker 4: We don't say good morning to as many of you
Speaker 4: as possible, Christian just want to say good morning. This
Speaker 4: is from Ross and also that Patsy's brand new podcast
Speaker 4: is called Rage Against Machine. Second episode it's out today. Patsy.
Speaker 4: I heard it your sound of flights to Sydney for
Speaker 4: the day back, and you were my companion. Absolutely brilliant.
Speaker 4: It's you in full power. I generally mean this. I
Speaker 4: cannot praise it enough. You sound really in your full power.
Speaker 4: Actually it was. It was a joy to hear them.
Speaker 4: I'm proud for you and the gift that is going
Speaker 4: to be to so many women that really need someone
Speaker 4: to talk about their experience of going through the menopause,
Speaker 4: and you're going to be their their leader.
Speaker 5: It's a brilliant to say thank you. Oh, I would
Speaker 5: say for everybody, actually because.
Speaker 8: Men as well.
Speaker 5: I was until I listened to it, I realized like, hey,
Speaker 5: this I'll be going through this with my partner eventually.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and you won't know how to navigate it. I mean,
Speaker 10: the women don't know how to navigate it? So how
Speaker 10: are their poor partners, those who have got men as partners,
Speaker 10: how are they amed to navigate it? So today is
Speaker 10: Allison Daddo, who has written a magnificent book.
Speaker 8: So and it's very raw what she says. I think
Speaker 8: a lot of women will be able to relate.
Speaker 4: Craig and Seaford, Good morning, having breakfast with his daughter Charlotte.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Craig and Charlotte. Good morning from Ozark in
Speaker 4: Mount Waverley.
Speaker 8: Name or from is it a suburb for a person?
Speaker 4: Oh? Yeah, who knows? Please clarify Ozark? Is that you
Speaker 4: Dan in Sydney listeners to or the free iHeart platform
Speaker 4: on his way to ACU for open day prep. Oh,
Speaker 4: good morning from David and Joel, father and son brackets
Speaker 4: living the dream and working together making furniture early on
Speaker 4: a Thursday morning.
Speaker 5: That's so wholesome.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Karen lying in bed trying to get the energy
Speaker 4: to get up and go to work.
Speaker 7: You can do it.
Speaker 4: Come on seventy five and easy. Good morning, Christian markin
Speaker 4: j along truck driver heading into Melbourne today. Morning, Mark
Speaker 4: morning gang Erica here to drop my two fifteen year
Speaker 4: old daughters to the opening of the new Sephorah Southland store.
Speaker 4: Oh no south close to me. That means right, they'll
Speaker 4: laugh to go there this weekend.
Speaker 8: Jack, You've got no idea it comes to Sephora Mecca.
Speaker 5: I thought I thought those shopping centers shops open at
Speaker 5: like morning.
Speaker 8: It's a special light.
Speaker 4: Yeah, special, So they're lining up, you reckond y, No
Speaker 4: they are they Christian. They got there at six twenty
Speaker 4: am and we were the only ones there.
Speaker 8: It's like catnip to a teenagers.
Speaker 4: For a seven am preview cell Erica World. And that
Speaker 4: is good mummy morning Christian getting ready for school. That's
Speaker 4: from James. I don't know if he's a pupil or
Speaker 4: a teacher, but either way, Good morning James. Christian. I'm
Speaker 4: lying in bed. Listen today. I'm retired but still wake
Speaker 4: up at six am like you still when I had
Speaker 4: a job. That's from Cheryl. And also good morning to
Speaker 4: Scotty Garbo in Craigieburn Christian. It is my name. I
Speaker 4: am Ozark, as in the Netflix show. Today we have
Speaker 4: to do the name games in as in Ozark.
Speaker 6: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Perhaps what's a sign you're an adult?
Speaker 10: I did catch myself last night, Audrey likes to dawdle
Speaker 10: in front of the fridge with the doors open, and
Speaker 10: you know the alarm will be going off and I'll say,
Speaker 10: this is costing me money?
Speaker 8: Or lights left on, this is costing me money, and
Speaker 8: I sound like my parents.
Speaker 4: How much do you think it actually does cost? You know,
Speaker 4: any year.
Speaker 5: Millions, especially with the LED lights. Yeah, so energy saving
Speaker 5: we cost ten cents.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 4: The other day, we were driving by ust Macas and
Speaker 4: I was with my daughter, seventy year old daughter Lois,
Speaker 4: and she went out, can we get to maccas? And
Speaker 4: I actually found myself. I found myself saying we have
Speaker 4: food at home? And I was like, what has happened
Speaker 4: to me? Old Christian would have gone, let's go to
Speaker 4: Maccas now, matchually mouthing the words, we have plenty of
Speaker 4: food at home, young lady.
Speaker 5: We eat an apple.
Speaker 4: Yes. Ria was saying, yesterday, what's the sign you're an adult?
Speaker 4: Were you and the team we're talking about?
Speaker 13: What?
Speaker 3: Yeah, all three of us met Jack and producer Whitney,
Speaker 3: were all talking about our favorite stretches.
Speaker 4: This is this is adulting, is the fact that you
Speaker 4: actually not just stretch, but you have your favorite one.
Speaker 5: It's actually teaching rio and hamstring stretch that will also
Speaker 5: get a video glue as well. At the same time,
Speaker 5: it was nicer doubler.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what is your favorite stretch? Rio?
Speaker 3: That one where you lie on your back, you put
Speaker 3: your leg up to your knee and pull it to
Speaker 3: real butt stretch.
Speaker 4: So not the pigeon. No, it's like a it's a
Speaker 4: number four pretzel. Yeah, I think that might be because
Speaker 4: it's a basically it's an ass stretch, isn't it periformist stretch?
Speaker 4: I think that is Wow, signs your grund because I'm
Speaker 4: going to see a chiropractive. Last week, I'd hurt my neck.
Speaker 4: I had to buy a device to stretch my neck.
Speaker 4: It is like some medieval torture device, basically some horrible
Speaker 4: pyramid I jamm into the back of my neck and
Speaker 4: to have to lie there for ten minutes. It's agony. Literally,
Speaker 4: it hurts so much. I'm sweating. Is this actually into
Speaker 4: my spine? Is this good for my does my spine
Speaker 4: like it?
Speaker 5: I've started to be served that as an online if
Speaker 5: it kind of looks like a tobler.
Speaker 4: Breaks under it and basically you get it, it's started
Speaker 4: quite low and it gets higher and higher.
Speaker 5: It looks painful.
Speaker 4: It's so painful. Signs you an adult? You actually have
Speaker 4: a next stretching device.
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Speaker 4: Christian, I want to empty the dish one shirt and
Speaker 4: then put the little tablet in before we even refit
Speaker 4: it so it is ready and primed. I'm going to
Speaker 4: start doing that, my friend. That is a great one.
Speaker 4: Another sign you an adult is I only realize the
Speaker 4: other day how expensive rugs are. Yeah. My wife took
Speaker 4: me into a rug shop right and I walked out
Speaker 4: within a minute when I was like, this was this
Speaker 4: is a love this is a lovely one. So it's
Speaker 4: just a price for the shop.
Speaker 5: Have you missed a decimal point in the wrong spot?
Speaker 4: What an industry to me? And it must see boon
Speaker 4: time from rug makers of the world. There's so do
Speaker 4: you know what right? Have you got any rugs patch?
Speaker 10: Yeah, we've got because we've got like wooden floors, papes
Speaker 10: of rugs and they are very prim.
Speaker 4: To ANKO do them. It came out there must be cheap.
Speaker 4: I a critic thing I can get.
Speaker 5: Because they seem easy to make because there's it's such
Speaker 5: just a big square.
Speaker 7: Not just that.
Speaker 4: It was a massive square shat and it was like
Speaker 4: thread bear like worn out. It was hardly kind of
Speaker 4: distress styles. I'll take this one off. There thousands of
Speaker 4: this thing. There's so much money, all right, signs you
Speaker 4: an adult? Nine four one four one four three, Good morning, Jackie.
Speaker 14: Hey, how you going?
Speaker 4: We're good, Jackie, welcome to the show. So signs you
Speaker 4: an adult? What's it for you, Jackie?
Speaker 15: Embarrassingly, my friend came over.
Speaker 16: For a ketch up and I gave her a bag
Speaker 16: of guard including when she.
Speaker 13: Was leaving, we were happily seeking out and cutting guarden clussing.
Speaker 4: That is high level adult in that. I think a
Speaker 4: couple of years away from that, but that is very
Speaker 4: very that's good behavior, Jackie. Thank you very much for hell.
Speaker 5: I've actually got a bag of lemons for Pizzi in
Speaker 5: my car.
Speaker 4: I'll bring up these big old canniball lemons.
Speaker 5: I got a text from him last night saying I
Speaker 5: need a restuff of the lemons.
Speaker 8: I'll do like once a week on a Thursday, would be.
Speaker 4: Great, jack And do you what are you doing with them? Pats?
Speaker 10: Well, it puts them in a drink bottle for school
Speaker 10: with her water. We have it on avocado on the
Speaker 10: weekends on our toast. We use it in a lot
Speaker 10: of stuff, a lot of cookies.
Speaker 5: You still really went through those five I gave you
Speaker 5: absolutely in a week.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 8: It was lemon on toast with the on top of
Speaker 8: the avocado.
Speaker 4: I understand why a bit sour.
Speaker 8: Sometimes it's beautiful. One avocado of right toast.
Speaker 4: Let's got a Jenny here, come I in Jenny. Hello, Hello, Jenny,
Speaker 4: so signs joann Ada.
Speaker 17: What's it for you, Jim, I'm going from bum floss
Speaker 17: knickers to big under chanders and being happy with that.
Speaker 4: Girls, not happeny there frightening anywhere near it. Jack, respectfully,
Speaker 4: they're going to take the fifth in this one and
Speaker 4: no comment. So are you talking about those sort of
Speaker 4: the string I know, I know that is yep, yep, yep,
Speaker 4: the the the grown up version, the sort of larger, more.
Speaker 13: Comfortable ones and being happy with the decision that.
Speaker 8: Cotton tail.
Speaker 4: That's it. Yeah, there are a form of contraception actually
Speaker 4: very powerful, very very effective. Jenny, Thank you very much.
Speaker 18: You call the women. That's good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Jenny, thank you very much. You care mate, take
Speaker 4: care you too. Gee. Strings on the radio signs you
Speaker 4: an adult nine four one O four three. Also, have
Speaker 4: you got any cheap rugs I can buy discount prices only?
Speaker 6: Please the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: I'm looking for your signs you're an adult? Coming to Kristen.
Speaker 4: She now looks forward to a nap. Yeah, there was
Speaker 4: a time when we were way young when that was
Speaker 4: a form of punishment. The nap used to resist. You
Speaker 4: used to actually fight your parents physically with fists and
Speaker 4: legs and knees like UFC to resist the napp. Now
Speaker 4: you look forward to the that you pray that the
Speaker 4: nap takes you.
Speaker 5: I scroll past the video of a guy saying that
Speaker 5: people who nap will actually live longer than those you don't.
Speaker 5: So now to justify it, Yeah, my mid afternoon twenty
Speaker 5: minute nap good news.
Speaker 4: Do you nap in the afternoon, Pats?
Speaker 8: I try not to because I can't.
Speaker 10: I wish I could have just like a twenty or
Speaker 10: thirty minute that just a refresher, Yeah, but it turns
Speaker 10: into like three or four hours as soon as I.
Speaker 4: Feel, you feel dreadful afterwards, don't you.
Speaker 5: As soon as you go over forty five minutes, you're
Speaker 5: in a dangerous it's never come back from it.
Speaker 4: It's true. And you shouldn't be allowed around people either,
Speaker 4: because even my wife will sort of start speaking to
Speaker 4: me like, oh, if you just how long did you sleep?
Speaker 4: For an hour? I'll chat you in about eight hours
Speaker 4: time when you're a bit more human.
Speaker 10: Probably do forty five minutes? Do you sit an alarm
Speaker 10: for you? Do you have to keep sleeping?
Speaker 4: No? No patcha god you got because anybody thinks you're
Speaker 4: having your proper nighttime nap and it does not like
Speaker 4: when you wake up from that. Christian every morning signs
Speaker 4: you an adult. I go out and flick the little
Speaker 4: stones and rocks out of my ties before I start driving.
Speaker 4: My dad used to do it, and that I do it.
Speaker 4: That's wrong much. I said, you're continuing the legacy father
Speaker 4: to son. Christian. This is from Rob Lewis, and the
Speaker 4: sign you're an adult is when you move your dating
Speaker 4: profile from Tinder to RSVP. Rob Lewis very funny, morning guys.
Speaker 4: Just a note for Patsy lemon in water. The amounts
Speaker 4: that Patsy is using can be very acidic on teeth
Speaker 4: and wear them out.
Speaker 8: Oh dent to spill down the track with you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, he's up on the lemon Juice Patsy The
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's play today's brand new golden moment. This is
Speaker 4: like no other athlete you've heard a story from. So
Speaker 4: these golden moments have been lovely hearing all these Australian
Speaker 4: gold medal winners share take us back to various games
Speaker 4: that they've won. Golden Russell Mark is a very unlikely athlete.
Speaker 4: Haven't listened to this. I think he actually lives out
Speaker 4: your way, Patsie, Yeah, sounds like it.
Speaker 11: Christian O'Connell's Golden Moments coming down to the Games in Paris.
Speaker 11: Russell Mark on winning gold in double trap shooting at
Speaker 11: the nineteen ninety six Land of Olympic Games.
Speaker 19: Shooting, like any other Olympic event these days, is a
Speaker 19: fully professional sport.
Speaker 7: It consumed my life.
Speaker 19: I'd won all the other major titles, the Olympics was
Speaker 19: the last one I needed to win to be the
Speaker 19: first shooter in history to win all four of the
Speaker 19: world's majors, and that played on my mind a lot.
Speaker 19: I did say to the coach of our team today,
Speaker 19: I will win win the event.
Speaker 7: Pretty much went to plan.
Speaker 20: I went into the final in first place and never
Speaker 20: lost it. I got into a position where I knew
Speaker 20: I was going to win because I got that far
Speaker 20: in front, and to have the last five minutes of
Speaker 20: the Olympic final in a position where you couldn't lose.
Speaker 7: It was the first time I.
Speaker 20: Looked back into the crowd and back at all the
Speaker 20: people that had really helped me win the gold medal,
Speaker 20: but we're.
Speaker 6: Never going to get the recognition.
Speaker 20: They were really openly crying about it. They were quite emotional.
Speaker 20: It is a team effort. I'm the idiot pulling the trigger,
Speaker 20: but these guys are the people behind the team. I
Speaker 20: was really pleasing to see them for five minutes enjoy
Speaker 20: what was about to unfold. For the last five minutes,
Speaker 20: I enjoyed the Olympics because up until that stage it's
Speaker 20: not an enjoyable event.
Speaker 7: Anyone that says to you just go have fun at
Speaker 7: the Olympics, it's not fun.
Speaker 19: The last shots for fed and this is a tradition
Speaker 19: in the Australian team that when you become a gold
Speaker 19: medal that they hoist you on their shoulders.
Speaker 7: I was pretty strong back in those days, so they
Speaker 7: picked me up.
Speaker 20: I threw the two empty holes that I fired into
Speaker 20: the crowd.
Speaker 7: Stupidest thing I've ever done.
Speaker 20: I should have kept them because that would have been
Speaker 20: worth an absolute fortune. It's an interesting time getting on
Speaker 20: the podium because if you're being really honest with yourself,
Speaker 20: you're winning for yourself first.
Speaker 7: And when you finally do win, then.
Speaker 20: You think about winning for Australia and the medal tally.
Speaker 20: But once you get on the dais and hear the anthem,
Speaker 20: then I think you feel.
Speaker 19: The pride come in from the Australian flag going up
Speaker 19: the pole.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's not a day I don't think. I think well.
Speaker 6: Christian Connell's podcast, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 4: I've taken Jack, my three year old greyhound, to Bunnings
Speaker 4: on a lead. He wouldn't fit in the trolley and
Speaker 4: no one said a word to me. Please to hear that, Nicole,
Speaker 4: I might hire a wolf and just take it in there.
Speaker 4: Dare you bunnies? They got a wolf? I can take.
Speaker 4: There's a test out how a guy who wander around
Speaker 4: looking for well the rugs they were formim a wolf?
Speaker 4: All right? Nominative determinism, where is your name directly related
Speaker 4: to your job Christian. I work in an optometry practice
Speaker 4: and the lead optimist is called Iris. There you go. Christian,
Speaker 4: my dentist when I was younger, was a doctor Lipshutz
Speaker 4: based in Apandale Heights. I think he still might be there.
Speaker 4: Christian the drummer currently turning with Southern Sons. The drummer
Speaker 4: is called Pete Drummond. My son's surname Christian is Friar
Speaker 4: and he is a part time deep fry cook local
Speaker 4: takeaway simply known as Friar.
Speaker 5: I haven't mentioned Elijah Winnington as well. Yes, yes, in
Speaker 5: the pool this week.
Speaker 4: My mum rang me last week very excited that there
Speaker 4: was a man being interviewed from a hospital bed on
Speaker 4: the BBC News and his name we have photo evidence
Speaker 4: of this. Right. You might think that this is too cute.
Speaker 4: Your mum must have been making up. His name is
Speaker 4: I'm in dabed. He was in a hospital bed being
Speaker 4: interviewed Jack. You've seen photographic.
Speaker 5: I had to see it because I thought his mum
Speaker 5: fell for some sort of mean but it is real.
Speaker 4: He's called I'm in the bed and he's a man
Speaker 4: being interviewed in the bed. All right? Who we got here?
Speaker 4: Let's go to Tarnia.
Speaker 17: Good morning, Hi guys are going you're good?
Speaker 4: And what is it? Is it your name or somebody
Speaker 4: know that's related to their job?
Speaker 17: Someone I used to know. My first job was at
Speaker 17: McDonald's and my store manager's name was Michael Berger.
Speaker 5: It's so funny because I thought you were going to
Speaker 5: say Michael McDonald's.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Ronald McDonald that one again, Michael Berger.
Speaker 17: Yeah, we call everyone called him Mick. Now I'm called
Speaker 17: him Michael.
Speaker 4: No, no, Burgers we're called like friar.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Michael's strange.
Speaker 4: Just you understand, Tyler, is that it's the burger, but
Speaker 4: it's the that is an amazing one. This is what
Speaker 4: we're talking about. Tyler, Thank you very much. You cal Kylie,
Speaker 4: good morning.
Speaker 17: Okay, okay, Hi Kristin, how are you?
Speaker 4: I'm going to welcome to the show. So is your
Speaker 4: name related to your job or it's someone else?
Speaker 21: No?
Speaker 22: No, no, I was having my first job in labor
Speaker 22: in eighty two and over the laps t get they
Speaker 22: called for a doctor.
Speaker 4: Doctor, No way, doctor doctor the news got.
Speaker 5: You sure it wasn't the radio player?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 22: No, no, see Okay to you are I did ask
Speaker 22: a where?
Speaker 7: Wow?
Speaker 4: Doctor doctor. That's a great one. Okay, thank you very
Speaker 4: much and cool.
Speaker 6: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Nomative determinism is the theory where your name can sometimes
Speaker 4: alter and direct the choice you lend up for the
Speaker 4: work you go into. So far today we've heard from
Speaker 4: about a McDonald's manager called Michael Berger and a doctor
Speaker 4: called doctor doctor Christian. My mother's guynecologist was named Dr Pill.
Speaker 4: The doctor that delivered my last child was Dr Duff.
Speaker 4: Actually spent you doublef doctor Duff. Chaule Anne. That's incredible.
Speaker 4: That's an amazing one. Let's get a Donna here. Good
Speaker 4: morning Donna, Good morning, Hi guys, morning Donna.
Speaker 23: My sister used to work for a credit union and
Speaker 23: her name is Robin Banks. Joke r O B y
Speaker 23: And thanks, yep she did. People used to you would.
Speaker 4: Not employ that person to work in a financial institution.
Speaker 4: You were a band loop for business. That's incredible, Donna,
Speaker 4: thank you very much. You call him. I have a
Speaker 4: good day. Thank you, Bye morning, Karen, Karen, Yes, yes,
Speaker 4: that's the spirit morning guy. Someone's on the morning coffee. Yeah,
Speaker 4: what do you want?
Speaker 5: I haven't either, okay, but remember you called us.
Speaker 4: And Karen and no one as if determinism. Is your
Speaker 4: name linked to your job or someone you know?
Speaker 17: My boss, someone I know.
Speaker 4: That's Titany's games, Karen, if you go.
Speaker 17: He's a bank manager and his name is Ben Prophet, Ben.
Speaker 4: Prophets again a bad look for h Yeah, better than
Speaker 4: Robin Banks.
Speaker 7: Very true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Karen, thank you very much, and Corma, have a
Speaker 4: good morning you Tuesday. Martin, Hello, hell are you? I'm
Speaker 4: good Martin? So what is your one?
Speaker 21: It's actually not my given name, it's my surname. My
Speaker 21: surname is Holden and many years ago obviously not now,
Speaker 21: but I did work experience at a Holden dealership.
Speaker 4: God it led you there. The name Holden Martine. That's
Speaker 4: a great one, very funny. Thanks to calling him. I
Speaker 4: have a good day. Thank you, Die. Is your name
Speaker 4: a link to your job?
Speaker 2: Hi?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 17: I wasn't sure if you were ready for me?
Speaker 4: This is and six wide open? Why open? Every morning
Speaker 4: from six.
Speaker 17: I went to see your doctor about my veins. His
Speaker 17: name was doctor Blood.
Speaker 4: Die. Thank you very much and let's get back Baggy okay, bangy,
Speaker 4: good morning.
Speaker 23: Good morning.
Speaker 6: My accountant used to the Andrew Fudge.
Speaker 4: Andrew Fudge as in Fudging the.
Speaker 1: Books, Fudging the Boy, the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Now. Ben texted me saying, my wife's gynecologist is Dr Fiddler,
Speaker 4: and I test about going. I don't believe any of that.
Speaker 4: He sent me a link to his LinkedIn page. He
Speaker 4: actually is a gynecologist here in Melbourne with the surname Fiddler.
Speaker 4: He is Doctor Fiddler, Christian. I have a dentist who
Speaker 4: specializes in root canal surgeries. His name is Dr Nevo.
Speaker 4: Actually an E R v Oh, there's a cardiologist here
Speaker 4: in Melbourne, Christian Dr Paul Sparks, Christian Jack and Pats
Speaker 4: good morning. Did want to call him because it's super boring.
Speaker 4: But my name is Tim and work in Timber. Does
Speaker 4: that count?
Speaker 5: Yes, it's a great one.
Speaker 4: That's not boring. That's up there with Michael Berger, the
Speaker 4: Marca's manager. Tim and Timber. Hello, Tim and Timber. That's
Speaker 4: a great one there. Let's take some more for Patsy's
Speaker 4: news today. Mary Anne, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 7: How are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good, Marianna. Have you having a good week as well?
Speaker 6: I am yeah?
Speaker 4: And is your name related to your job?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 12: No, Alvet was called Ray Horsey and he was actually
Speaker 12: in Werribets.
Speaker 4: Ray Horsey.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's just a great name.
Speaker 4: Amazing Mary Anne. That is a great one. Thank you
Speaker 4: very much for calling him. Thank you, bye, Jane, Good morning.
Speaker 4: Every three, isn't it's every three of the Hello Janey,
Speaker 4: Now it's a good time for me.
Speaker 16: Hi, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 21: How are you Goodne related to some doctors that I
Speaker 21: previously worked with.
Speaker 16: One was doctor Sickney and the other one was doctor
Speaker 16: grew Cock.
Speaker 4: Let's not even asking about the last Mobut's just said
Speaker 4: it hang in any radio airwaves. We don't need to
Speaker 4: pick that one back up, all right, Jane, thank you
Speaker 4: very much.
Speaker 16: He welcome by Dean.
Speaker 4: Good morning. Yes, I'm here, Yes, good stuff.
Speaker 13: A little a little while ago, we had problems with
Speaker 13: pests in our in our home, so we called an
Speaker 13: exterminator and Peter spot it turned up.
Speaker 4: No, come on, I'm not buying this one. No, there's
Speaker 4: no way. That was his name, s p Y Ray Harsey.
Speaker 4: I'll take but not this.
Speaker 6: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: So the game's in Paris, opening so many tomorrow night.
Speaker 4: We're going to do five degrees of the Olympics. I
Speaker 4: know he saw only six, but five for the five rings.
Speaker 4: Oh perfect, that's why I get the microphone. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 4: So what links you to an Olympia? Nine four one
Speaker 4: four one four three parts? Have you got anything?
Speaker 7: You have?
Speaker 10: Wangaratta was a massive, massive, massive cycling town. Really good
Speaker 10: cyclists came out of there. And Dean Woods went to
Speaker 10: school with one of my brothers. He won gold at
Speaker 10: the eighty four Summer Olympics in la in one of
Speaker 10: the pursuit sort of events, and it was massive. We
Speaker 10: had a big ticket tape parade down the main street.
Speaker 13: Wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that wasn't a big deal.
Speaker 10: It was And my dad had trucks, that was his business,
Speaker 10: and so council hired my dad to put prop deans
Speaker 10: up on the back of the trailer and we had.
Speaker 8: To decorate the trailer with green and gold.
Speaker 13: School.
Speaker 8: That was massive.
Speaker 4: Rio beny Day goes fy we doesn't talk about his
Speaker 4: dear public school. Chum row in the runner.
Speaker 3: Rowan Browning in chess club was he he was one
Speaker 3: hundred meters. He's in one hundred meters sprinting. He made
Speaker 3: the final last time at Tokyo. I was his year
Speaker 3: ten debating coach.
Speaker 5: Loaded this guy and he often says in interviews, what
Speaker 5: you learn from debating you.
Speaker 4: Can transferable skills to the track.
Speaker 3: Absolutely he was. He a great third speaker. Shame to
Speaker 3: see him going to sprinting. Actually he could have had
Speaker 3: a great commit in debating.
Speaker 4: What a great roastmaster could have been.
Speaker 5: And did you say it's only technically in this year
Speaker 5: you're telling me off that he's number sixty five or
Speaker 5: sixty five going over.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he initially didn't make it, and then I think
Speaker 3: it's like because they only take sixty five people, and
Speaker 3: then someone got injured and so he was the next
Speaker 3: one in What do you.
Speaker 4: Mean they only teached sixty five in the meters?
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's only I'm not sure if that's.
Speaker 4: The team Australia we might have been tried for. There
Speaker 4: there's driving around, look at making up numbers. I think
Speaker 4: they fight sixty five one hundred meters spirits out there?
Speaker 4: Do you not decide much of South? But why do
Speaker 4: you here enjoy Paris? Worry about that? All right? Five
Speaker 4: Degrees of.
Speaker 6: The Olympics Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: It's good to Sarah here. Good morning, Sarah, welcome to
Speaker 4: the show. Good morning, all right, five Degrees of separation
Speaker 4: from you and the Olympics take us there. What have
Speaker 4: you got?
Speaker 16: So my grandfather, his name was Ronald Hunt. He competed
Speaker 16: in the nineteen sixty Rome Olympics in freestyle wrestling and
Speaker 16: he also ran with the Olympic Torch in Braveside for
Speaker 16: the two thousand Sydney Olympics.
Speaker 4: Legend. That's two great ones there. So he was a wrestler.
Speaker 16: Yeah, so back back in the day they used to
Speaker 16: have wrestling as an Olympic sport and he competed in
Speaker 16: the freestyle wrestling for Greco Roman.
Speaker 4: Yeah they still do. Yeah, I remember going to watch
Speaker 4: it in London twenty twelve. You know they do Greco
Speaker 4: Roman wrestling very strange.
Speaker 5: Well sport towards freestyle sounds even sounds like MMA.
Speaker 4: Just whatever you want. They're just having the locker rooms. Sarah.
Speaker 4: That's an amazing one. Thank you very much for sharing.
Speaker 16: No worry, thank you.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Lisa. Now five Degrees of the Olympics.
Speaker 15: Lisa, good morning, Hey Christian, Hi guys, how are you doing?
Speaker 4: Were good? Lisa? So what have you got?
Speaker 15: I'm not the athletic side of things, it's more the
Speaker 15: different sort of angle my mum carried the Sydney two
Speaker 15: thousand Olympic torch in Ballarat, Victoria.
Speaker 6: Uhha aha.
Speaker 15: It's like an heirloom in our family now, so we're
Speaker 15: very privileged. Our mum was drawn out of a ballot system.
Speaker 15: My sister Donna put names for it. It was just
Speaker 15: about putting down what the person had done in the community.
Speaker 15: My mom had done quite a bit of community work
Speaker 15: and lucky mum's name got pulled out. So we got
Speaker 15: to go along and see her run through, to see
Speaker 15: a fella out in her own hometown and yeah, it
Speaker 15: was fantastic.
Speaker 17: Days two year old.
Speaker 15: Had her plastic gold medal around her neck at the time,
Speaker 15: standing on a box singing events austral Affairs.
Speaker 4: It's a lovely scene you described then, And would they
Speaker 4: give you like a replica to.
Speaker 18: Keep you do they?
Speaker 15: Actually the guest decommissioned the.
Speaker 5: You can't make you take it.
Speaker 16: You can.
Speaker 5: I'm a barbecue, give us the key back.
Speaker 4: It's around the side commission.
Speaker 15: I did no candle lighting around there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh my god, what you meat talking point? I've
Speaker 4: got this well, let me smark you up.
Speaker 6: Lisa family.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a great one, Lisa. Thank you very much
Speaker 4: to give us a film sharing that.
Speaker 15: Have a great weekend. Guys, take care bye.
Speaker 4: Great weekend almost some guys. One more, one more by
Speaker 4: Let's get to Karen. Now morning Karen, five degrees of
Speaker 4: the Olympics.
Speaker 14: Yes, my husband is a remedial message therapist as a
Speaker 14: second job, and a number of years ago he attended
Speaker 14: an event in the city that was asked to help
Speaker 14: out with and he massaged and Amar's thighs.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, yeah, funny.
Speaker 14: Caesar on the television, it's always I massaged her thighs.
Speaker 4: Needs a bit of context. So when he says that
Speaker 4: otherwise it.
Speaker 5: Sounds pervy, especially when it's his quote unquote second jobs is.
Speaker 4: At my job. I just watched YouTube videos. Let's see
Speaker 4: what's going on here. Karen, Thank you very much, Cort.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Amna. Good morning, a Mina.
Speaker 18: Good morning.
Speaker 17: So you did say louse. Ian Thought was a wedding
Speaker 17: guest at the way, being of a friend of a friend.
Speaker 4: Were you at the wedding?
Speaker 17: I was not, So it's an acquaintance.
Speaker 18: She lives in Sydney.
Speaker 17: I'm in Melbourne.
Speaker 16: But yeah, a number of years ago when she got married,
Speaker 16: Ian Thought was a guest there.
Speaker 4: Awesome Amina, we love loose. That's great. Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: You call me the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're doing five Degrees of the Olympics. Christian. I've got
Speaker 4: a great one for you. I clean Lauren Burn's house
Speaker 4: every week. Gold medalist in two thousand in Tai Kwon doo.
Speaker 4: That is huge. Polishing that medal every week every week.
Speaker 4: Clean it. Die, Good morning, Die, Die, Yes, hello, hello Die,
Speaker 4: So five degrees Olympics. What have you got?
Speaker 15: My partner just had his knee replaced and the surgeon
Speaker 15: his name is Sam Patterson and he's one of the
Speaker 15: awesome sawcem.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's a great I love that now doing what
Speaker 4: a story, Die, that's a great one. Thank you very
Speaker 4: much for Sharon. Have a good day.
Speaker 15: Thank you bye.
Speaker 4: Annie. Good morning Annie.
Speaker 22: Hello, Hello, Annie, Yes, I'm here.
Speaker 14: Can you hear me?
Speaker 4: Yeah, loud and clear. Welcome to the show. So Annie,
Speaker 4: five degrees in the Olympics.
Speaker 14: Yeah, the lovely Linden Hall.
Speaker 22: Who's there again?
Speaker 16: This Olympics is a third Olympics in the sixteen hundred meters.
Speaker 22: I taught her at Reddle Street Primary.
Speaker 24: School where she went to You her teacher. Yeah teacher, yes, yes,
Speaker 24: loving all right, Annie, thank you very much.
Speaker 23: You cool, okay, thank.
Speaker 4: You, thank you very here. How proud you absolutely you
Speaker 4: know what I said about pee teachers that anyway, Kerry,
Speaker 4: Good morning, Carry, Good.
Speaker 13: Morning, Christian. I was at the races at Oaks Day
Speaker 13: twenty four years ago with my baby and we were
Speaker 13: approached by Sandra Sally from Channel ten with Kerry potcast
Speaker 13: and they put Kerry's medal around my baby in the
Speaker 13: pram and we were on the news and we got
Speaker 13: to hold Kerry's medal.
Speaker 4: Oh carry on the show yesterday showing her golden moment
Speaker 4: from heard that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but what was the relevance of the gold medal
Speaker 5: on a baby?
Speaker 4: Good point.
Speaker 13: They were just talking to her to carry on the
Speaker 13: news and they wanted someone in the background, so they
Speaker 13: had my baby in the pram with the medal around her.
Speaker 16: Sleep.
Speaker 4: Kerry won the bloody thing. The baby's done nothing and
Speaker 4: then show up be born.
Speaker 13: We got good photos, we got good and kinder letty
Speaker 13: carry carry.
Speaker 4: That's a great story. Carry, thank you very much to
Speaker 4: give us a call mate, have.
Speaker 14: A good day, Thank you.
Speaker 4: Too, and the squeeze one more before Patsy's headlines. Karen,
Speaker 4: good morning, Good morning, everybody morning, Karen.
Speaker 18: Okay, so my story is pretty cool. My dad, who's
Speaker 18: in his early eighties now, he was a boy scout
Speaker 18: back at the Melbourne nineteen fifty six Olympics, and back
Speaker 18: then security was pretty heavy. It was my dad and
Speaker 18: a lot of boy scouts were leading Olympians around the village.
Speaker 15: And my dad got to have one of the gold medals.
Speaker 18: A weightlifter put it around him and apparently that was
Speaker 18: his excitement. But the whole thing was the security was
Speaker 18: boy scouts. So it's a bit different from today.
Speaker 4: You are kidding me. Really, the boy scouts were the
Speaker 4: head of security.
Speaker 18: You know, they were meeting everybody around. So that was pretty.
Speaker 4: Coola got the security badges, you know, that is incredible, Karen,
Speaker 4: What a great one. Karen, thanks so much. Killed the
Speaker 4: shot for that, No worries.
Speaker 18: Thanks guys, have a lovely day and you.
Speaker 4: Okay, we're moving on. We've got the headlines on the way.
Speaker 4: Then a time waster, but I think we're gonna have
Speaker 4: to go back to us tomorrow. So if you've got
Speaker 4: any more these are brilliant email me Christian at Christian
Speaker 4: O'Connell dot com dot AU.
Speaker 6: Thank you The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
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