Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Our Savior is coming. Apparently I won't be signing.
Speaker 3: Is there any tickets for the Inside Game and Lipcal.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell show on.
Speaker 4: Thank come on, it's five minutes past six. Shoes him
Speaker 4: on in Christian O'Connell's show. Good morning Jack, morning guys,
Speaker 4: Come on and Patsy and welcome back.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you, it's great to be back.
Speaker 4: Patsy has not been very well. Actually she was rough
Speaker 4: second half of last week. So welcome back, Patsy, thank you.
Speaker 4: And now Tom our producer is falling. Everyone's coming down
Speaker 4: with this. Look yes, Jack, for a.
Speaker 3: While, Patty, were you putting on that sick voice that
Speaker 3: you left the message?
Speaker 2: Excuse me? You want to speak?
Speaker 4: Get off?
Speaker 2: Let's not get off.
Speaker 4: This going to rest up before I get a black
Speaker 4: pink at the weekend. Nothing's going to get away that
Speaker 4: black pink gig.
Speaker 2: No, it wasn't it down on the radio. Ether'd be repercussions.
Speaker 4: Your one always choices life.
Speaker 2: Let's not get off on this on this start.
Speaker 4: Hey, good morning Jack, morning guys.
Speaker 2: I was pretty think it was great. Thanks for checking
Speaker 2: on me too, Jack, that was fantastic last week.
Speaker 4: Well, when you were.
Speaker 2: Sick, I sent you a couple of messages. I hope
Speaker 2: you're doing okay, but.
Speaker 3: When someone sick, I don't want to put the extra
Speaker 3: pressure of.
Speaker 4: Them with the WhatsApp message.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because now you're going to apply to a message.
Speaker 4: Sick out reply to their letter.
Speaker 2: Black Pink was insane. So this is the K pop
Speaker 2: group that's out Korea. Oh, they were huge Rod Labor
Speaker 2: Arena Saturday and Sunday night and we took their Audrey's
Speaker 2: one of Audrey's like Top three up with Jua, Lipa
Speaker 2: and Harry. They're just like the bomb. These girls were insane.
Speaker 2: The level the volume of the concert was like nothing
Speaker 2: I have What do you mean from them?
Speaker 4: Or like people just lose their mind screaming both.
Speaker 2: So just the loudness of the concert. I've seen a
Speaker 2: C d C live, but they have got nothing on
Speaker 2: the volume of this.
Speaker 4: Hard DC to hear today.
Speaker 5: Shape, I'm not kiddings, get back out there.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 2: It was intense. It was so loud. I could feel
Speaker 2: my internal organs buzzing like they would I.
Speaker 4: Know, I know what it's like when you see somewhere
Speaker 4: it does that some of the two. I remember seeing
Speaker 4: Metallica and decades later I still wasn't right. I was
Speaker 4: just looking around people go like this, I don't mind
Speaker 4: the man. I want me some metal heads.
Speaker 3: Does it get to the point where you start to
Speaker 3: take earplugs as I went as.
Speaker 4: A security guard. If he hadn't expare those ear defenders
Speaker 4: and I put some in, it still wasn't enough you right, practice,
Speaker 4: it goes to your viscerates, your internal organs.
Speaker 2: My throat, like my it was jumping. Turned to Chris
Speaker 2: and I'm like, I can feel all my into organs.
Speaker 2: It's like I'm having some sort of X ray and
Speaker 2: everything's buzzy. It was so loud.
Speaker 4: Did already love it?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, she was off her head. She loved
Speaker 2: she loved it.
Speaker 4: And Patsy was on bulls to my throat, was just
Speaker 4: flicking my hand on it.
Speaker 2: Sudo fed, oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Wayne Carey dropped some of that, and that casino
Speaker 4: pseudo fed comes in powder form. Stop laughing, kill me
Speaker 4: in I'll go get my pseudo fed from my medicine cabinet. Okay.
Speaker 4: Michael Jackson on the Jesus Juice.
Speaker 2: It was a big hometown crowd because one of the
Speaker 2: girls grew up in Q. I think it was Jesu
Speaker 2: or Rosie. No, it might have been Rosy really yeah,
Speaker 2: grew she was New Zealand born, but went to school
Speaker 2: and stuff in Que before going back to Korea with
Speaker 2: her family. So there was like fifteen thousand screaming young
Speaker 2: females as well as the loudness, just verberating off the Yeah.
Speaker 4: What party got her recorder recorded the audiog.
Speaker 2: This is the start of it.
Speaker 4: That is a low rough.
Speaker 2: It's like a car in Chapel sty but a million
Speaker 2: times louder. You should have seen the merch. Jesus was impressed. Like,
Speaker 2: you know, concert merch is not always top quality gear, right,
Speaker 2: but you'll pay top price. It's just how it is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'll see a T shirt, but that's a fifty.
Speaker 2: Because you know you're a fan. But it was really
Speaker 2: really good quality. But the amount of merch they had,
Speaker 2: this this whole black pink thing is such a snick operation.
Speaker 2: It is so what did they.
Speaker 4: Have other than like the T shirts.
Speaker 2: And really good hoodies, really good and when I say
Speaker 2: really good, so.
Speaker 4: Classy quality, I've never seen that. But wont no, wait,
Speaker 4: that's all of them.
Speaker 2: No, but the Harry hoodies were really ordinary. When we
Speaker 2: went to Harry, they had like these lemon colored hoodies.
Speaker 4: And fingering and it's stretching and stamping on it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'll take one of these, not this one, but that
Speaker 4: hanging that one back up. It's like wear it for
Speaker 4: a bit for the show and that if she likes it,
Speaker 4: then we'd come back.
Speaker 3: And by Harry.
Speaker 4: These were good.
Speaker 2: They had hoodies, had T shirts, and then they had
Speaker 2: these torch things like lightsabers. They were like T shaped.
Speaker 4: Load of bog and pressed so far with torch and
Speaker 4: that makes all equals Schmick operation.
Speaker 2: No, but it's boxed really well. It's marketed perfectly and
Speaker 2: going through this city on the weekend torch. No, but
Speaker 2: there was an app. You could download this app at
Speaker 2: the concert and so for different songs as it would
Speaker 2: flash different You've.
Speaker 4: Been to the future. Have you got one of these.
Speaker 2: Fab Yes, we got a hoodie, we got we got
Speaker 2: the lot, We've got the HOODI, the T shirt, the torch.
Speaker 2: Of course, we can't came. We conquered. We loved blank
Speaker 2: pick black pink. It was incredible.
Speaker 4: Welcome back. Maybe we need to get some Christian O'Connor show,
Speaker 4: Torches after that.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Time for Extra Time and the time Waster. Now we're
Speaker 4: looking for your tea movies, Extra time time waster National
Speaker 4: have a cup of days. Eighty percent of Australians believe
Speaker 4: it's a social faux part to put your milk in
Speaker 4: before pouring the tea. That's see when do you put
Speaker 4: the milk in?
Speaker 2: Oh afterwards?
Speaker 4: Yeah, me too.
Speaker 3: I have myde tea black strong guy, don't need to
Speaker 3: water it down or milk it down.
Speaker 4: Are you okay? We're trying to lose to toxic masculiney.
Speaker 4: You'll go the other way. So strong, I don't need
Speaker 4: that milk. Pussy's that milk. I did not subtext. Guys,
Speaker 4: this is gut through it. I'm so strong. I don't
Speaker 4: need that gurdi milk. Do you milky? South Christian?
Speaker 3: Have it real question about tea sometimes.
Speaker 4: People, can we have a real talk about tea. It's
Speaker 4: serious right now.
Speaker 3: I don't drink coffee. And I'll say to people like,
Speaker 3: I just have a tea. I don't drink coffee, And
Speaker 3: some people say, oh well, tea has just as much
Speaker 3: caffeine as coffee that's beneath that. I don't believe that either.
Speaker 4: I think it's a bit less, but I.
Speaker 3: Think it's much less. No one's having a tea and
Speaker 3: then going like, oh, I.
Speaker 4: Can't do you have a look how much caffeine is
Speaker 4: in a cup of tea compared to a cup of coffee.
Speaker 4: Thank you, rear King Charles. It's very strict with the
Speaker 4: staff that there's milk in his daily cup of Darjeeling
Speaker 4: always goes in last, and he insists he can taste
Speaker 4: when someone's putting in first.
Speaker 3: He's got very peculiar eating habits. What was the other
Speaker 3: one you told us about?
Speaker 2: He has a are poached I think a poached egg.
Speaker 4: Now it's a poach poor person every morning must be
Speaker 4: killed on the plans from America out the front there
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Speaker 2: Them and grill them, and doesn't eat lunch.
Speaker 4: But recent research by British scientists found that you should
Speaker 4: actually put your milk in first to better protect the
Speaker 4: milk proteins and must preserve the structure and flavor of
Speaker 4: the tea. When we found out caffeine tea versus coffee.
Speaker 3: Coffee has about one hundred and fifty milligrams of coffee.
Speaker 3: Black tea has about seventy.
Speaker 4: It's much better, all right. So tea movies, tea movies.
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Speaker 4: You gotta well, I got that's a generous right, you
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Speaker 3: Are having an easy chay one coming. And what do
Speaker 3: we think of when we think of teas not just
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Speaker 4: one throwing back Tuesday, Remember like twenty seconds ago Bill
Speaker 4: Christian Connell's show podcast. They're over one thoy and thirty
Speaker 4: five suburbs that make up Melbourne and we're on a
Speaker 4: mission to try and speak to somebody from each of
Speaker 4: those suburbs.
Speaker 2: I've been everywheremen, all the suburbs in Melbourne, not the
Speaker 2: corner to Melton, across the bed.
Speaker 4: To Port Arlington.
Speaker 3: Who rolls at us out there, and I got it
Speaker 3: back for you.
Speaker 6: I've been every weware So all we need to do
Speaker 6: is you call us up from your suburb and you
Speaker 6: tell us one thing about your suburb on nine four
Speaker 6: one four, one oh four three like these be good people.
Speaker 7: Three four two nine we're actually home to a platypus
Speaker 7: that then at the nook swimming hole.
Speaker 8: In them hills three eight oh two.
Speaker 7: Majority of the street names are named after.
Speaker 8: People that were on the Endeavor when it came out.
Speaker 9: So for so one it's up in Sumburary. Our taste
Speaker 9: jams are caused by gee, I got that one.
Speaker 4: Totally miss me that one.
Speaker 3: But it's a good way to show that the facts
Speaker 3: don't have to be amazing. You're here to have to
Speaker 3: bowl your head off.
Speaker 4: So on email over the weekend had a great one
Speaker 4: from Craig about have we got anything to do with
Speaker 4: Sint Kilda yet?
Speaker 3: I don't think we've got to take her on the list. No.
Speaker 4: Now. It was telling me obviously about Lunar Park, you know,
Speaker 4: on the world the Greatest amusement arcades in the world.
Speaker 4: I mean throw shade over what those suckers at Disneyland do. Right, However,
Speaker 4: did you know you know that that's that old Scooby Doo railway,
Speaker 4: the breaking railway. That is only one of two rides
Speaker 4: in the world that still employ a brakeman Sint Kilda
Speaker 4: Lunar Park, and the other place in island is Nostivily
Speaker 4: in Denmark.
Speaker 3: There's some plaque on the Luna Saint Kilda Lunar Park
Speaker 3: that said this and Coney Island are the two oldest
Speaker 3: wooden operating ones in the world.
Speaker 4: They must be. Yes, you don't see you don't.
Speaker 3: Want for a roller coaster, you want new technology, safest supported.
Speaker 4: One oldest would And then someone else told me about
Speaker 4: two weeks ago. Just came up to me one weekend
Speaker 4: and was telling about Ivan Hoe. I did not know
Speaker 4: that Hollywood actress Kate Blanchet born and raised in.
Speaker 3: Ivan I didn't know she went to the primary school there.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's right East.
Speaker 3: I know I played my junior basketball.
Speaker 4: This guy was very very very proud. All right, So
Speaker 4: we need to do is call us up from your
Speaker 4: suburb and you tell us one thing about your suburb
Speaker 4: on nine four one four one o four three some
Speaker 4: of the other ones we've loved so far.
Speaker 3: Yes, Eva ragging from Melton she saw Russell Crowe having
Speaker 3: a coffee in Melton.
Speaker 4: Fran Franti has an amazing story for later on this
Speaker 4: morning about seeing won of the world's biggest comedians, who
Speaker 4: was Rod Labour last night and I'm going to see
Speaker 4: him tonight. Michael mcintie's a great story.
Speaker 3: Fran from Seaholm said that the horses come down to
Speaker 3: Seaholme from Flemington to rehab in the bay, and Marco
Speaker 3: from Reservoir said Reservoir is the biggest suburb in Melbourne
Speaker 3: by land, but one of the only ones without a
Speaker 3: McDonald's gotcha.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Can you tell us something about your suburb, Christian, I
Speaker 4: live in Kingsbury three eight three Melbourne's most boring suburb.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I think there's some competition. You can't
Speaker 4: misnake claim to that. Looking at the map, it looks
Speaker 4: like just a couple dozen streets that run neither Reservoir
Speaker 4: or bundor or wanted. For a while, I thought it's
Speaker 4: claim to fame would turn out, but that it was
Speaker 4: the smallest suburb Melbourne. I was wrong. It's not even
Speaker 4: in the top ten of smallest ones. Our local fish
Speaker 4: shop is good, though. That's from That's something Simon in
Speaker 4: Kingsbury three eight three Christian. I live in Botanic Ridge.
Speaker 4: It's a suburb basically for the people who'd like to
Speaker 4: pretend they don't just live in Cranbourne. That's from Mark.
Speaker 4: And who's this Mariella turning us sing about point cook
Speaker 4: three zero three zero. It was the final desolation from
Speaker 4: the first ever flight from England to Australia. I didn't
Speaker 4: know that, all right, Okay, let's see what we've got
Speaker 4: here break, Good morning.
Speaker 7: Good morning. William's landing three to seven. Our main road
Speaker 7: used to be a runway for planes.
Speaker 4: That is a pretty good one, and so it's on.
Speaker 7: It's parments rad It used to be the old laved
Speaker 7: and rass base.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, that's a great one. I don't think we've had,
Speaker 4: have we had, Williams.
Speaker 3: I'm just looking it up down near Altona.
Speaker 4: It feels like an eighties Americans sort of drama, like Dallas.
Speaker 4: William's Landing in.
Speaker 7: The East.
Speaker 4: Got you Brett, thank you very much. Thank you, Bingo.
Speaker 2: Just before crossing, it's got a massive new train station
Speaker 2: along the West Gate. You'll see it as you go
Speaker 2: out to Geelong.
Speaker 4: How do you know that?
Speaker 2: Because I go past it every day.
Speaker 4: But even taking all that detail, very vigilant person, Patsy.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Jim. Good morning, Jim, Good morning crew.
Speaker 10: Jim from Altona North three zero two five.
Speaker 4: Get in, Jim from Altona North. What can you tell
Speaker 4: us about Altona.
Speaker 8: North Altana North?
Speaker 10: Can breathe easily now because the giant refinery has stopped working,
Speaker 10: it's been decommissioned.
Speaker 4: You can breathe easily now, right, so it's noticeable the
Speaker 4: change in the air corners time.
Speaker 9: Oh absolutely.
Speaker 10: We have this giant orange flame that they used to
Speaker 10: guide me home at nights when I was coming home
Speaker 10: late at night. Now I've got to use GPS to
Speaker 10: get home.
Speaker 4: You don't know where you're going. You've lost the company,
Speaker 4: the North Star, the Southern Start. Jim. That's good one.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much to give us a call. Mate.
Speaker 4: Have a good day you too. Let's get a Carl
Speaker 4: here and runs with it. Good morning Carl.
Speaker 8: Hi, guys, Carl Bunswick three oh five six Sydney Road.
Speaker 8: I think it's the longest strip of single shops in
Speaker 8: the Southern Hemisphere.
Speaker 3: I have heard.
Speaker 4: Too, now Carl, just repeat that one is the longest
Speaker 4: single road of shops.
Speaker 8: Our longest strip of shap shops continual shops in the
Speaker 8: Southern Hemisphere, which actually goes through coberg Into came up
Speaker 8: for that is.
Speaker 4: A killer one. Did you take that?
Speaker 3: Chudston? You know the shopping capital of Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Carle's growing on. Thank you very much.
Speaker 8: Ber.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian Know Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Seven minutes part Patsy, wait, what's up mate? We live
Speaker 4: on air.
Speaker 2: You know I've always wanted to go on a cruise
Speaker 2: in It's like.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that. It feels like it's.
Speaker 2: So far away. Now, Oh my god, it's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, it will happen, my friend, because holiday
Speaker 4: in every way aboard Royal Caribbean. Patsy, you and christ
Speaker 4: your husband saving up to forty percent on your next.
Speaker 2: Everythink staff is eligible to enter.
Speaker 4: This is for everybody, yes, everyone, everyone at the wrong
Speaker 4: Can you get involved? Book now? A Royal Caribbean dot
Speaker 4: com dot are you teasing? Season?
Speaker 2: Feels so much better now, Christian. I'll go through the week.
Speaker 4: Yes, you can well book it right now if you want, Patsy,
Speaker 4: instead of doing some of that shen shopping that you
Speaker 4: do between you bulletins. All right, So it is week too,
Speaker 4: another cruise to be won. Off to the South pacifico
Speaker 4: Va Koky is back.
Speaker 2: Singlorius Bak. You can say away to the South Pacify
Speaker 2: wow week.
Speaker 4: So what are you gonna do? You sing for the
Speaker 4: cruise over the long weekends. I think we gave them
Speaker 4: too much time chat and some people had too many
Speaker 4: drinky poos as well. There's a line between inspiration and desperation.
Speaker 4: Some of you crossed over into it, and I blame myself.
Speaker 4: Jack actually could have put my hand up there. What's that?
Speaker 4: Maybe I should have said they there last week. It's
Speaker 4: not singing competition. It isn't a little bit a little
Speaker 4: bit a little bit you know.
Speaker 11: Is.
Speaker 4: All right? So go to the Christian O'Connell show dot
Speaker 4: com dot au. You pick your song, you put your
Speaker 4: lyrics to it, and then you send it over to
Speaker 4: us and we pay it out by the end of
Speaker 4: this week. Another trip for two on that beautiful cruise,
Speaker 4: the Constable, the Seas of two, the South Pacific, two
Speaker 4: thousand dollars in spending money as well, Oh your maails
Speaker 4: breakfast line. She did it included now. Someone sent me
Speaker 4: an email saying, Christian, we sent in an entry at
Speaker 4: three am? Please? Can can you delete it? Don't play
Speaker 4: it out because we'd had a couple of bottles of wine.
Speaker 4: Actually have to say, Lauren, I had to listen to
Speaker 4: it after getting your email because I was super excited.
Speaker 4: I need to hear this. It's actually one of the
Speaker 4: better ones we've had. It is it is this is
Speaker 4: She's chosen maybe as you only do it to am
Speaker 4: over long weekend Fresh Prince of.
Speaker 1: Bel Air in wand in East Born and Ray.
Speaker 4: There is a slur though. There is a slight slur here,
Speaker 4: isn't it? You can hear it in the voice in Born.
Speaker 12: And raised on a fun where I spend most of
Speaker 12: my days shooting and trapping and catching all the food, rain,
Speaker 12: hail or shine, no matter the mood. When Christian in
Speaker 12: chack or after some good they started causing havoc in
Speaker 12: my neighborhood. They did one little comp and I sure said,
Speaker 12: please send me to the South Pacific.
Speaker 7: With no care.
Speaker 12: I begged, and I plead a Christian day out to day.
Speaker 4: Jack packed my suit case.
Speaker 1: And me on my way.
Speaker 12: Give my family a smooch, then give me a ticket,
Speaker 12: I said, Royal Caribbean. We might as well kick it right.
Speaker 4: Lauren and Sophie. I just love this. It was Christian.
Speaker 4: I recently submitted into your vakok. I regrettably did it
Speaker 4: after putting it together whilst we've been drinking heavily. It's
Speaker 4: now the day after night before. Please don't play it out.
Speaker 4: I intend to learn from this experience in hopes I
Speaker 4: could move forward a lot. Yes, they don't. They don't
Speaker 4: send an apology. Some of them should.
Speaker 2: It's a freaking we really need it.
Speaker 1: Give us tickets and will go and agree.
Speaker 4: Whoa, this is Alice White.
Speaker 2: We're not going to keep seeing. We're in the.
Speaker 4: Right. Where's your apology? Now? That is great? That is
Speaker 4: on me, on me very We're lucky to come into
Speaker 4: these lovely things to listen to. That's half four on Tuesday.
Speaker 4: All right, when do we go next? This? We've got
Speaker 4: our backpack.
Speaker 11: We need to cruise away to the south pastin Bequeen
Speaker 11: need a holiday.
Speaker 7: Don't let us down.
Speaker 4: This is from Melissa.
Speaker 11: No, no, no, no no, We'll ask you what mos
Speaker 11: please let truth still let us down.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, Melissa. And then who remembers ever essence?
Speaker 3: Oh yes, Patsy's least favorite band.
Speaker 4: Well, get a load of the from mel Hay. Bring
Speaker 4: me to life.
Speaker 2: This mom needs a break from bearaning.
Speaker 8: Just let me go now, Pruise, this is that's for me.
Speaker 2: Come my name to for that boat ride.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 2: I need to have some fun. Just get me to
Speaker 2: the sun and save me.
Speaker 1: From the drudge I have be come.
Speaker 4: WoT the hot That is the primal scream. Mel Hey, hey, hey,
Speaker 4: it's mel all right. You go to the Christian O'Connell
Speaker 4: show dot com. Dolay you good luck.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Let's talk about the long weekend. Tell that's what happened
Speaker 4: to you over your long weekend? And six words, Patty,
Speaker 4: what was your long weekend?
Speaker 2: I wish the ground would swallow me over the way?
Speaker 2: Can We spent the weekend in the city, which was
Speaker 2: really nice. Went to Black Pink as we touched on earlier,
Speaker 2: and had a bit of a shop around. Went to
Speaker 2: the Block Arcade. It's one of our favorite haunts.
Speaker 4: By the way, good to see that you recovered from
Speaker 4: that three day illness.
Speaker 2: It's miraculous recovery, a comeback.
Speaker 3: Perfect timing.
Speaker 4: Anybody Friday show very able to go shopping the changing room.
Speaker 2: I'm going to say, modern medicine is a marble.
Speaker 4: Right, you're right, what a comeback.
Speaker 2: So went to the Block Arcade, one of our favorite haunts.
Speaker 2: I should have say one of the love God's favorite haunts.
Speaker 2: He loves a shop in there that professes to be
Speaker 2: the world's oldest barber shop, Truffet Truffet in Hill, I
Speaker 2: think it's called Truffet in Hill and they have all
Speaker 2: It's a very gentlemanly.
Speaker 4: Store, old English kind of He loves.
Speaker 2: It, you know, Jack, They've got you know everything, all
Speaker 2: your shaving needs and after shaves and lovely barms, and
Speaker 2: upstairs you can actually get your haircut from a really
Speaker 2: good barber. I think they've got a whiskey bar up
Speaker 2: there as well.
Speaker 3: He was there all afternoon getting that haircut.
Speaker 2: No, his favorite thing there is their collection of walking canes.
Speaker 4: Mister mcgoriam's wondering pooring.
Speaker 2: He loves it.
Speaker 4: Whiskey canes and a haircut. Let's go down chair.
Speaker 2: It's just like a five year old. He loves to
Speaker 2: just go and have a look at the canes and
Speaker 2: all their different knobs. You know, they've got to whiskey
Speaker 2: with whiskers. Anyway, so I said to him, you you
Speaker 2: go and have a look and I'll have a little
Speaker 2: meander down block arcade. Lots of things for me to
Speaker 2: look at, anyway, So off he went. Anyway, I happened
Speaker 2: to just look over to my right shoulder and who
Speaker 2: should be sitting having a casual coffee and people watching,
Speaker 2: but famous, world famous comedian I called MacIntire.
Speaker 4: I seem tonight it was the last night Rod Laver
Speaker 4: and taking my daughter to seem to I can't wait.
Speaker 4: He's one of the world's biggest comedian, brilliant comed massive.
Speaker 2: I looked on Wikipedia over the weekend. You know, he
Speaker 2: was the world's highest grossing comedian. He has been for years,
Speaker 2: since twenty twelve.
Speaker 4: This guy is messy, massive, brilliant, brilliant British comedian. Y Yeah,
Speaker 4: I can't wait to see him tonight. I'm so jealous.
Speaker 4: And the photo you've got with him, me and the
Speaker 4: kids are looking at yesterday, I couldn't I have confidence
Speaker 4: in a very specific area in life. I couldn't go
Speaker 4: up to someone out in the world. I wish I could,
Speaker 4: because it's actually nice to do that, and I don't
Speaker 4: people come to say no to me. But perhapsly the
Speaker 4: way that you own it's almost like he's lucky to
Speaker 4: get a photo with you. It is almost the way
Speaker 4: around well awkwardness in your eye, just like this guy's
Speaker 4: lucky to be with me. No, no, don't make a
Speaker 4: wish for him.
Speaker 2: It's that it's that flight or flight sort of decision,
Speaker 2: isn't it. No, it is.
Speaker 4: It is when they talk about that they don't talk
Speaker 4: about or selfie.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, it wasn't like that at all.
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 2: I saw and I thought, Okay, I've got a split
Speaker 2: decision to make right here, and now it's I live once.
Speaker 2: Do I go and invade the guy's privacy. He's a
Speaker 2: big deal. I highly respect him, do I.
Speaker 4: I don't think you're inventing his privacy. He's in a
Speaker 4: public place, doesn't he.
Speaker 2: Even He was just sipping LTE and he was making notes.
Speaker 2: I wonder if that people watching for material.
Speaker 4: I'm so scared solid twenty minutes at the start.
Speaker 2: Wait till I tell you what.
Speaker 4: Having an innocent coffee on afternoon. It's crazy.
Speaker 3: I can see that her fight or fight was.
Speaker 2: I gave him so much fodder. So I thought, you
Speaker 2: know what, damn it, I live once. I'm going to
Speaker 2: regret this decision if.
Speaker 4: I just es I live once out now, very brief.
Speaker 2: I'll be brief. I thought, I'll be brief. If I
Speaker 2: was with Chris, I wouldn't. I wouldn't do it because
Speaker 2: he'd say, please, don't embarrass yourself. But I thought, I'm going.
Speaker 4: To do it. Good on you.
Speaker 2: So I sort of went up very gingerly and probably thought,
Speaker 2: oh my god, it.
Speaker 4: Was talk gingerly. There's no way you would have barreled in.
Speaker 4: Probably not the coffee out of his mouth when I'm trying.
Speaker 2: To be polite, or do he reckons. I put my
Speaker 2: hand across my chest like I'm praying. I said, oh,
Speaker 2: excuse me, but mister McIntyre, I.
Speaker 4: Did really say that.
Speaker 2: I did, Absolutely I did. Excuse me, mister mcan.
Speaker 4: Lived once the scuddy mate.
Speaker 2: I'm terribly sorry to interrupt you, sipping your lante.
Speaker 4: Like a cane.
Speaker 2: He was so charming, and he was so he was
Speaker 2: everything I hoped he would be. He was so just
Speaker 2: so generous and just courteous and a true gentleman. And
Speaker 2: I said, look, my name's Patrina Jones. Actually work with
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 4: And thought you would already getting up with I got
Speaker 4: a whole resume and he goes on, you went down
Speaker 4: yet one four point three guarantee you any actually up
Speaker 4: bump it up to five grand you could win that.
Speaker 2: He goes, I haven't actually met Christian before, and I said,
Speaker 2: you don't say I.
Speaker 3: Would have thought.
Speaker 2: And then he goes, how's he going out here? And
Speaker 2: I said, well, he's going very well.
Speaker 4: He must be going. He must be struck he on
Speaker 4: air with.
Speaker 2: Him, I said, he's rating number. What he's doing extreme wi.
Speaker 4: I'm actually embarrassing curtious.
Speaker 2: And then I said, you know they love it out here,
Speaker 2: and he goes.
Speaker 4: I bet I love it that one of those there's.
Speaker 2: Citizens now and he goes by, cry, you must like it,
Speaker 2: and I said, look, I'm terribly sorry I've taken up about.
Speaker 4: All this is that you were brief wikipedia to him.
Speaker 2: And then I said, look, you must be exhausted. I'm
Speaker 2: going to let you go and let you get some peace.
Speaker 2: And he said, yes, I've just literally got off the
Speaker 2: plane and come straight here. And I said, how is
Speaker 2: your flight? And he said, well again.
Speaker 4: Questions? So far?
Speaker 2: I went via Sydney. I don't know why they sent
Speaker 2: me via Sydney. And then I stupidly asked, and I
Speaker 2: don't know why. It just came out of my mouth.
Speaker 2: I said, oh, and where are they where if they
Speaker 2: put you up to stay? And then I thought, oh
Speaker 2: my god, that's.
Speaker 4: Somewhere grossing accent he's staying.
Speaker 13: He's not going to tell you, but I can't believe
Speaker 13: the question too far?
Speaker 4: Isn't it lovely person?
Speaker 3: What broo number?
Speaker 2: I thought, why did I just say that? And it
Speaker 2: was out of my mouth?
Speaker 4: It's accessible.
Speaker 2: I was surprised where he says it was, and I went, oh, okay, anyway.
Speaker 4: Then where was he stating on? Curious now?
Speaker 2: No, I'm not going to say, but it was a surprise.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you after this anyway. So then the love
Speaker 2: God comes over breathing and you Chris can talk rather loud, cantie,
Speaker 2: he's got quite an.
Speaker 13: Oka cheap and Chris goes just blurts out, jeez, they've
Speaker 13: got some striking canes in their dark and I just
Speaker 13: looked at him and I thought, you can you read
Speaker 13: the play?
Speaker 2: And I said, oh.
Speaker 4: I didn't you learn that phrase read the place?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well you've been working your magic story.
Speaker 2: And I turned to Michael and I said, oh, you'll
Speaker 2: have to excuse my husband. Sorry, mister McIntire's quite taken
Speaker 2: by the walking canes in that shop. It's his favorite
Speaker 2: sho anyway. He just laughed and I said, oh, please,
Speaker 2: this is this is my husband, Chris, Chris, Chris, this
Speaker 2: is Michael. And then Chris goes, oh, do you work
Speaker 2: in radio with Patrina? And I just wanted the ground
Speaker 2: to swallow me up. I just are you serious? And
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, he's a bit of a can median himself.
Speaker 2: Michael is obviously so overwrought by seeing you, but you
Speaker 2: know what, we're going to bid you farewell and get
Speaker 2: on our way.
Speaker 4: I can't wait to hear up the story too.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: That's yeah, I can't judge you. I've outside of interviewing
Speaker 4: people and get to know and all that over the years,
Speaker 4: in terms of actually seeing someone famous that you admire
Speaker 4: out and about I've only ever done it once. So
Speaker 4: I went up to them and was a singer of
Speaker 4: a band I love called Paul Weller, who had a
Speaker 4: big solo career, used to win the jam and even
Speaker 4: like you, whenever you hear Noel gallaghirl people being interviewed
Speaker 4: and Chris Martin, they rave about Paul Weller. However, he's
Speaker 4: in the touristy like Van Morrison, very grumpy. I saw
Speaker 4: him once and there it was just on the London
Speaker 4: Underground as on the middle of the afternoon. It was him,
Speaker 4: me and another guy. Another guy says to me, oh,
Speaker 4: I listen to your radio show. You've got to go
Speaker 4: and say, hell, aren't you a big fan of Paul
Speaker 4: well I'm I don't want to bother him because you
Speaker 4: can go and say you please musicala every day. And
Speaker 4: he's egging me on. And then we both got off
Speaker 4: the tube at the same point. We're got at London Waterloo,
Speaker 4: which is one of the biggest stations right and we
Speaker 4: happened to be on the escalators, just me and him
Speaker 4: going up. It's the middle of day, it's very quiet.
Speaker 4: I felt, do you know what I should go and
Speaker 4: say something? And oh my god, I don't know why
Speaker 4: I panicked. Team I panicked. I went fanboy. I started saying, Oh,
Speaker 4: it's like it was stumbling right, Oh, I am massive fan.
Speaker 4: He went, yeah, thanks. He didn't care. He didn't validate
Speaker 4: me in any way. He didn't need to. He shut
Speaker 4: me down. Then, perhatsy, I did what you did? We
Speaker 4: start talking about what you do? I went, I played
Speaker 4: one of your songs, and you know what He did
Speaker 4: back as you should know, went yep, that was it, because.
Speaker 3: You don't The thing is, you don't hold in the
Speaker 3: second part of the interaction. What you do is your
Speaker 3: work app and then all this space, the space for
Speaker 3: a second question which you have not thought.
Speaker 4: Three months later he had to come into the radio
Speaker 4: station to be interviewed by me and I said, at
Speaker 4: the beginning, do you remember He goes, yeah, it was
Speaker 4: a bit weird. Oh oh god, I still did it.
Speaker 4: Now you have done that, we've got someone famo.
Speaker 3: Did I tell you about what that happened? Last week?
Speaker 3: I ran into Hawthorne football at Luke Bruce at Chadstone
Speaker 3: and he I did the same thing. I went up
Speaker 3: to him and I said, oh, look, I'm a big
Speaker 3: fan of football.
Speaker 7: Like.
Speaker 4: Shout out to the old foot.
Speaker 3: But then because I left a space for an awkward question,
Speaker 3: he was forced to go like and who do you celebrate?
Speaker 15: Like?
Speaker 3: Who do you barg for? In the footy Essendon? And
Speaker 3: I was actually buying an Essendon scarf, so I was
Speaker 3: able to show him proof proof.
Speaker 4: It's it's.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're talking about have you ever gone slo to someone famous?
Speaker 4: The pats He had quite encounter with Michael Mackinton, the comedian.
Speaker 4: It's on World Toys here in Melbourne tonight rod Laver
Speaker 4: Arena and was there last sight as well, Patsy, I
Speaker 4: reckon that you've done this before, though, I wouldn't be
Speaker 4: surprised if you've gone up to other famous people.
Speaker 2: No, no, yeah, no, I'm trying to think, I'm trying
Speaker 2: to cast my mind back. Oh you know what, No,
Speaker 2: I did. The only other time I did was John
Speaker 2: Wood from Blue Heelers, and he was not pleasant. He
Speaker 2: was very grumpy and it was a big invasion of privacy.
Speaker 4: And again.
Speaker 2: No, he wasn't impressed and I.
Speaker 4: Got head out. Where where were you?
Speaker 2: We're actually no, we're actually at an event at the
Speaker 2: Arts Center when I was a much younger journalist, and
Speaker 2: we were you know, it was just like when you
Speaker 2: have a champagne before you go into a show. I
Speaker 2: can't even remember what the show was, and I love
Speaker 2: blue heelers at school, so I.
Speaker 4: Watched like a life.
Speaker 2: Musical some live theater. I forget what it was, Hello
Speaker 2: Dolly or something like that.
Speaker 4: So I was in having the champagne before seeing the
Speaker 4: new production of Hello Dolly. You know what, Hallo Dolly
Speaker 4: is classic classics and he gets your gun and I
Speaker 4: went up.
Speaker 2: To him as I do admire your work. Yeah right,
Speaker 2: he and I got a very strong hit. It's like, okay,
Speaker 2: I thought, okay, he doesn't. He doesn't want to, you know,
Speaker 2: have people in his face.
Speaker 4: Fair enough.
Speaker 2: He's out trying to have a good time, reliable Dolly
Speaker 2: and he doesn't need snooty nosed little journeys in his face.
Speaker 4: Don't put yourself down this side. You've done nothing wrong.
Speaker 4: There's nothing going up and saying to someone that you
Speaker 4: enjoy their work. I know, but I am.
Speaker 2: Very conscious of it like it is it is. I
Speaker 2: know they're in a public space, but it is an
Speaker 2: invasion of privacy, which is why you always think second
Speaker 2: because you don't want to be seen as dad.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's invasion of privacy if you're taking
Speaker 4: photos or brokes taking them out. Yes, it's an invasion
Speaker 4: of privacy, all right, So saying loads of famous people
Speaker 4: on nine four one four one oh four three, damon
Speaker 4: coome on.
Speaker 14: Him, how are you doing here?
Speaker 4: I'm good mate? So who have you seen? Who did
Speaker 4: you say hello to?
Speaker 12: So?
Speaker 14: I saw Andy Lee in the car on the road
Speaker 14: couldn't find the foot path and walked past and saw
Speaker 14: him in the car and then I had his Andy
Speaker 14: by Hamish t shirt on when they were doing the perfume,
Speaker 14: and so he took a photo of me and the
Speaker 14: T shirt to show Hamish and I took a selfie
Speaker 14: with him in the car.
Speaker 3: So it's an invasion of your privacy.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, yeah? And did he wind the window down
Speaker 4: or keep the window up? Doors locked?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 14: No, no, you had the window down. He was stuck
Speaker 14: in traffic, it wasn't moving.
Speaker 4: Wow, David, thank you very much for story mate, Have
Speaker 4: a good day.
Speaker 16: Thank you, Karen in coome on him, Hi, how are
Speaker 16: you going?
Speaker 4: I'm good? So who do you go and say hello to?
Speaker 4: Someone famous?
Speaker 15: With Peter Garrett. So, yeah, So I was I've been
Speaker 15: at a conference and I was in the hotel lobby
Speaker 15: and in walks Peter Garrett. I thought I've got to
Speaker 15: go and say hello, but I thought I can't be
Speaker 15: a fan girl here, so I just walked over and.
Speaker 9: I sort of just went hey, Peter.
Speaker 15: He was in Parliament at the time. Clearly I was
Speaker 15: dressed for a conference, and he thought he must have
Speaker 15: known me from somewhere, because that.
Speaker 4: Is a very good approach. Yes, I'm a big fan.
Speaker 4: I'm so sorry, mister Garrett, just going hey, Pete, how
Speaker 4: are you?
Speaker 15: Yeah, And that's exactly I got a kiss on the
Speaker 15: cheek and a hagin.
Speaker 4: How you going.
Speaker 15: He had no idea what I was, and I just
Speaker 15: said great. I said, oh, really good. He said what
Speaker 15: you been up to?
Speaker 9: Like I said, he knew me.
Speaker 15: I said, I've just been at a conference and.
Speaker 7: He said, oh great.
Speaker 9: I said, oh, how are you going?
Speaker 15: I saw that thing last week in Parliament. He goes,
Speaker 15: oh yeah, yeah, yeah, no, it's been a bit busy.
Speaker 15: And he said, oh what.
Speaker 17: Are you here for.
Speaker 15: I said, aged care more the cultural conference.
Speaker 18: He goes, oh great, okay, all right.
Speaker 15: I said, look, I'll let you go, and he said yeah,
Speaker 15: and I could see the cogs turning, like, I have
Speaker 15: no idea who this is.
Speaker 14: But I'm being.
Speaker 3: Nice smart for you though, because it's better to not
Speaker 3: be if he did know you from back in the past.
Speaker 3: It just better to not have that awkward moment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, while he's got that pin wheel in going somebody's
Speaker 4: friend or do I know this person? Marine? It's not marine?
Speaker 4: Can That's a nice approach. I like that one. Thank
Speaker 4: you very much. You call me.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the question you know Kyle's show podcast.
Speaker 4: So Jack has wrecked the floorboards of his new home
Speaker 4: by dragging a upright piano. Of of course, beautiful, beautiful
Speaker 4: bare floorboards that you moved into.
Speaker 3: Can I say, though I didn't hear if something scratch
Speaker 3: as deep as it's scratched, I can't believe it didn't
Speaker 3: make a sound. Very peculiar, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I that there are there are many senses,
Speaker 4: and the eyes are another one. The gouge mark. There
Speaker 4: is not a couple of millimeters, it's a couple of meters.
Speaker 3: Yes, But at the time I saw it, the damage
Speaker 3: had been done.
Speaker 4: That is not true, told me Perats he noticed it
Speaker 4: and thought, oh, well it's damaged. Carry on, maybe it
Speaker 4: recounters it.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: You know, sometimes look at a turf when he scuffled up.
Speaker 3: You just slam it back now like a rug, like
Speaker 3: fixing a different.
Speaker 4: Yes, exactly the same. So we want to know your
Speaker 4: story today when you become a wreck at Ralph called
Speaker 4: us up and said, Christian, you wan't believe what I wrecked. Christian,
Speaker 4: I slept on the floorboards when the lacquer was not
Speaker 4: dried properly. The soft footprints remained for the years we
Speaker 4: were in the house. A ghost. That's great from Lisa Christian.
Speaker 4: My engineered stone black bench top. I used an abrasive
Speaker 4: cleaner on it, which I didn't know would be a problem.
Speaker 4: It's stained four years later, this horrible cloudy stain on
Speaker 4: it sat Tracy Caren many years ago. I get my
Speaker 4: two sons some jelly to eat whilst me and my
Speaker 4: husband went outside for ten minutes. When we came back
Speaker 4: there was red jelly stalek type hanging from the lounger
Speaker 4: and seiling. They stained the white scening. It stayed up
Speaker 4: that for years.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast rask you this morning,
Speaker 1: what have you wrecked?
Speaker 3: I remember another one from the lady who said that
Speaker 3: her kids threw the jelly on the roof the static
Speaker 3: type and left the red marks there. We had a
Speaker 3: red mark on our carpet for about ten years at
Speaker 3: home because when we were teenagers, me and my friends
Speaker 3: made a beer bong, which is a tube in a funnel,
Speaker 3: but because we couldn't drink beer yet, we drank red
Speaker 3: cordial out of it and we did it in the
Speaker 3: living room and something I got on the floor.
Speaker 4: Oh that's amazing. What a great story. All right, So Christian,
Speaker 4: you want believe what I erect nine four one four
Speaker 4: one four three lean Good morning, Good.
Speaker 9: Morning, Christian, believe what I wret. When I was sawting
Speaker 9: in my mum bought a steak pie I think is
Speaker 9: called the five brand, So I put it in the oven.
Speaker 9: It was in a tin and I didn't put any
Speaker 9: holes or anything in it, and it exploded in the oven,
Speaker 9: blew off the oven door, broke the light inside, and
Speaker 9: bent the wire.
Speaker 4: There's wrecking stuff, scratch of the floorboard to a minor explosion.
Speaker 9: There was pie all over the kitchen, all over the.
Speaker 4: Roof, and the curtains outside.
Speaker 3: And into the room.
Speaker 4: Sorry, that is incredible. So what was it one of
Speaker 4: those cans that you meant to open up? Then?
Speaker 13: Obviously, but I was only young, so I just put
Speaker 13: the whole can in, didn't put any holes or take
Speaker 13: the lid off, And that's what happened.
Speaker 4: No, I bet you wasn't. All right, Leanne, Thank you
Speaker 4: very much. You have a good day, all right, Debbie,
Speaker 4: good morning?
Speaker 9: Good come on in Christian.
Speaker 13: You won't believe what my partner Ray wrecked.
Speaker 4: You don't believe what my partner wrecks. Let's do that tomorrow.
Speaker 4: We can w partner and I love that one. What
Speaker 4: did Ray do?
Speaker 18: So the bapple played in our our Wootita was bent
Speaker 18: and it was stopping us putting wood in properly.
Speaker 17: So he took it out.
Speaker 13: He said, I know how to straighten this up.
Speaker 17: And he took it outside and ran it over with
Speaker 17: his tractor and that did in half.
Speaker 4: I know how to straighten this out, tractor. Debbie, that's
Speaker 4: a great one. Thank you very much. She called mate.
Speaker 4: Really made us laugh. Thank you, thank you, Tracy. Hi, guys,
Speaker 4: there you're going We're goody O.
Speaker 18: You'll never believe for a fixture old daughter wrecked. She
Speaker 18: took her porcelain bunny for a walk around my four
Speaker 18: month old car and scratched every panel she could rich
Speaker 18: and it cost about oh thousands to fix. The insurance
Speaker 18: company ended up coming to the party to fix it.
Speaker 4: But it was you were lucky motion insuring the company
Speaker 4: don't have a porcelain policy.
Speaker 18: Exactly right. I was absolutely just traught. I think that
Speaker 18: felt sorry, Yeah.
Speaker 4: I thought the name of your insurance company. Wait, they
Speaker 4: have emotions.
Speaker 3: What to say because every panel they surely wouldn't get
Speaker 3: that too often, even in a crash, you only do
Speaker 3: a few.
Speaker 18: Panels, exactly. I think some want gobsmack to be honest
Speaker 18: when I told them what had actually happened. But the
Speaker 18: only thing that wasn't touched was the roof, pretty.
Speaker 4: Much because she was so small.
Speaker 18: That's exactly right. I was just beside myself and it
Speaker 18: was the highlight of a twenty first I.
Speaker 4: Can tell you, Tracy, awesome story. Thank you very much
Speaker 4: for sharing.
Speaker 9: You're welcome.
Speaker 1: Listening to the Question o' carl Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian O'Connor show. We're taking your stories about when he
Speaker 4: turned into a real life wrecket Ralph nine four one
Speaker 4: four one o four three. Jody, Come on.
Speaker 17: H Hello, how are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good, Jody. So what's your story for us? Mate?
Speaker 17: Yes, I accidentally died our whole laundry blue when I
Speaker 17: was a teenager.
Speaker 4: Wow, what happened?
Speaker 17: I wanted to dry my white jacket blue. So I
Speaker 17: filled the washing machine, putting in my jacket, put in
Speaker 17: the blue dye, and I came back and the pipe
Speaker 17: had disconnected from the washing machine and sprayed blue dye
Speaker 17: all over our laundry, the floors and roofs, everything was blue.
Speaker 4: So how long was it like that? Left to redecorate everything?
Speaker 17: Yeah, we had to get the insurance company. Your mom
Speaker 17: and dad had to get insurance company in six money
Speaker 17: go into fixing that. When I was a kid?
Speaker 4: How many? How how much time do we spend as
Speaker 4: teenagers dying? It's a teenage thing. You don't isn't grown
Speaker 4: up start dying stuff? Do you?
Speaker 3: But I never tried to dive straight into the Washington
Speaker 3: you always put Yeah.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I think I learned from that time exactly.
Speaker 4: Joy, great story, Thanks Jody, have a good day.
Speaker 17: Thank you to babe.
Speaker 4: Ali. Good morning, Good morning, Alie. So we got wrecked you.
Speaker 16: Won't believe my fiance wrecked our toilet by setting it
Speaker 16: on fire.
Speaker 4: Okay, we are all is what have you got for us?
Speaker 16: So he let a candle in there, forgot about it.
Speaker 16: It was in a little metal tin and it got
Speaker 16: so hot it melted through the system. But then because
Speaker 16: it was metal, it was floating in the water in.
Speaker 18: The system and just lit the whole toilet on fire.
Speaker 4: What bloody heard such a thing?
Speaker 16: I'd like to point out he is thirty something and
Speaker 16: this happened a few months ago.
Speaker 3: This so burn its way through the porcelain.
Speaker 4: Fantastic ones.
Speaker 2: Ah right, yeah.
Speaker 4: Toilet of the day. I know our work is never
Speaker 4: done to the whole world as a porcelain one.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 16: And the best party is that they always say that
Speaker 16: you end up marrying your parents. You know, I'm marrying
Speaker 16: my father because the we.
Speaker 4: Do that Friday r I P. J. Springer. He left
Speaker 4: it to me.
Speaker 16: You know, there's an urban legend in my family about
Speaker 16: the time when my father was a child and he
Speaker 16: broke as a family toilet, and my grandfather made him
Speaker 16: write an essay to explain what happened.
Speaker 4: What all right? You know what so much has been
Speaker 4: kicked up this morning, breaking toilets. It's going to be
Speaker 4: a thing tomorrow. The show. That's awesome, Alie, great story,
Speaker 4: Thank you very much.
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