Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: I've had a good weekend. Come on in Jackie by
Speaker 2: Morning Team coome Morning Pats Pats.
Speaker 3: Good weekend, Yes, I had a great weekend. How come
Speaker 3: is the weather?
Speaker 4: Oh god?
Speaker 2: Pass time? Is it going to be like this all
Speaker 2: week for having a late summer this year?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's going to warm up thirty seven on Saturday?
Speaker 4: It might be Oh no, what about next Monday? Is
Speaker 4: my son's cow party.
Speaker 2: The long weekend? Is it the long weekend this weekend? Y?
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, not sure.
Speaker 3: Jacket's only seven day forecast asks me tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Can't where my cow ones on a thirty seven degree?
Speaker 2: So are you indoors? Are outdoor?
Speaker 4: If you've got contingency the boat yard you need you
Speaker 4: need to have a plan inside.
Speaker 2: It's Melbourne joke.
Speaker 4: But cows live outdoors. I want to even get hay
Speaker 4: bells in the backyard or.
Speaker 2: They still have barns. You can turn the indoor into
Speaker 2: the barn. Okay, you go outdoors the free range. Will
Speaker 2: we come into the barn? How was your weekend? Because
Speaker 2: on Friday show you were talking about your big family
Speaker 2: weekend away down in Cape shank, But you decide I
Speaker 2: did it last minute to randomly invite some friend.
Speaker 4: Yes he was, he's visiting from America, and I thought,
Speaker 4: wouldn't he love to see more of Australia and come
Speaker 4: with us on our family holiday. And you guys thought
Speaker 4: that they would fall over and my family would say,
Speaker 4: why are you bringing.
Speaker 2: This random throw stones to him?
Speaker 4: And that only lasted for the first couple of hours,
Speaker 4: and then.
Speaker 2: Just the first couple of hours and scout your mom's
Speaker 2: scowling at.
Speaker 4: He charmed them. He really fit into the family. Everybody
Speaker 4: had a great weekend. And I tell you, what was
Speaker 4: the moment that we knew that Mum had accepted him?
Speaker 4: Was he We all had our rooms and he didn't
Speaker 4: get an extra room. He was just sleeping on one
Speaker 4: of the trundle beds. And at the end of Friday
Speaker 4: night when we went downstairs to go to bed, Mum
Speaker 4: and made up the trundle bed for him, tucked in
Speaker 4: the sheets, put the pillow.
Speaker 2: So cute. What even though she might have her feelings
Speaker 2: about it, his still needs to be tucked in at night. Well,
Speaker 2: it's not much fun if you're grown up and he's
Speaker 2: just flowing here from America to sleep on a trundle bed. Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, he woke up on the couch in the living room.
Speaker 2: Worst night sleep you'll ever have, those fold out trundle bags.
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Speaker 2: Patsy, how is your weekend great?
Speaker 6: We went for a road trip down to Point Lon
Speaker 6: Style on Saturday.
Speaker 3: It's something like forty minutes from door to door.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 3: I could see myself retiring down there.
Speaker 6: It is gorgeous down there, all right, Oh jess, it's
Speaker 6: an elderly population down there, isn't it though?
Speaker 4: Oh no, my friend just moved literally to Point Long Style.
Speaker 2: Patsy, You're right, there's a there's a pace to life
Speaker 2: down there that's set collectively by the inhabitants. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying it's wrong, No, there's no judgment down there, actually
Speaker 2: saying it's envious. When you go into an area, you
Speaker 2: go like, even before you see the old people, you know,
Speaker 2: oh people live here.
Speaker 3: It's just a vibeins it's fantastic.
Speaker 6: But I did say to Chris over lunch, I said,
Speaker 6: you know what this means, don't you. Lots of property
Speaker 6: is about to come up as I was rubbing my
Speaker 6: hands to.
Speaker 2: Get oh wow, hang around like gravesite. They're burying that one.
Speaker 2: See if we can get the dress now while they're
Speaker 2: still sobbing. What one less thing to worry about is
Speaker 2: if I take that house off your hands. That insists.
Speaker 6: But the road trip down, we're finding that we're having
Speaker 6: these constant fights about playlists, so we're taking turns. So
Speaker 6: Audrey just has it ear pods in. She's got her
Speaker 6: own Taylor Swift whatever. She does her own thing in
Speaker 6: the back seat. But Chris, fine, we're like the teenagers
Speaker 6: because we're having to take in turns. And his selection
Speaker 6: at the weekend, so his favorites weren't exactly anything I
Speaker 6: would listen to. So he likes the old krooners and
Speaker 6: he had Dean Martin Tiger yellow ribbon.
Speaker 2: Well. To be honest though, down that that could point lonsdown.
Speaker 2: You're already started to play the music for that. It's
Speaker 2: a sound track like a national anthem down there. Cruner
Speaker 2: FM around there, those old places.
Speaker 3: Morphing into the population down there. So it's always I
Speaker 3: don't know if you ever get it? What do you do?
Speaker 2: How do you we do? One each do you yeah,
Speaker 2: you take yes. Yeah. Same with the teenage as well.
Speaker 2: They play a new song, I play something and they
Speaker 2: always go, o, god, it's not old. Is it as old?
Speaker 2: It was as old? I don't know any new stuff.
Speaker 2: Have you heard the radio station I work for? If
Speaker 2: it's like it's new, if it's like twenty five years old.
Speaker 2: We only to start playing Ed Shearing when he came
Speaker 2: out here. Well actually after he left here, we so, hey,
Speaker 2: that new up and coming seems pretty popular. WHI should
Speaker 2: play some of his music? And then what is this
Speaker 2: she recorded in the car Patsy? Oh god?
Speaker 6: So Friday night we had the girls going out for dinner,
Speaker 6: one of Aud's, Audrey's bestie, it was her birthday, and
Speaker 6: we all went out, the families, all the kids, and
Speaker 6: we took the kids and this was the noise heading.
Speaker 3: To the Vestler.
Speaker 2: Is this in the restaurant?
Speaker 3: No, this is in the backseat of our car.
Speaker 4: God, this is indeed, man.
Speaker 2: This is a strange collab with the Backstreet Boys and Dino.
Speaker 6: If you are to relate though, with the girls and
Speaker 6: the just the noise and they just had the best time.
Speaker 3: We weren't going.
Speaker 2: To be honest though, Patsy you know, been around and
Speaker 2: whether that aged and they just have pure joy in
Speaker 2: a Yes, it's very hard not to get angry with though,
Speaker 2: isn't it. Can we half that joy? Just just bring
Speaker 2: that joy down a bit?
Speaker 5: Thank you about Christian Connall Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Let's play this week's one second winner. This is where
Speaker 2: we go back to a year and I play some
Speaker 2: big hits from that year, but it's just a one
Speaker 2: second clip. Jack and Pat's taking each other on. This week,
Speaker 2: we go back to nineteen eighty five. You were not
Speaker 2: yet in the world, Chuckie Boy and Bob Hawk was
Speaker 2: prime minister. Two billion people around the world watch incredible
Speaker 2: live AID concert with Queen the Hugh, David powe Out
Speaker 2: and John and lot more and producer Rio has thought.
Speaker 2: The other thing you need to know about nineteen eighty
Speaker 2: five is that Playboy magazine eliminated the staples in the
Speaker 2: centerfolds to make it easier to remove the poster without
Speaker 2: tearing the preacher have everything that went on that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm not sure why Rio's fixated on that. Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: you're already nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 4: Let's do it.
Speaker 2: Eighties hits, Oh.
Speaker 4: Simple mind don't you forget about me?
Speaker 2: Yes, come on back to you were there?
Speaker 3: I know I was a spit.
Speaker 2: All right? Who's this? Oh?
Speaker 4: What's love got to do with it?
Speaker 7: Thank you Turner, Jackie boys, All fine, feel free to
Speaker 7: play some morning that past I am?
Speaker 4: They say.
Speaker 2: Marconi plays a member? Is it Marconi? The inventive radio
Speaker 2: playing member of the band? Is it Macaroni? Missheards have
Speaker 2: started out a two hourisod? What's the name Marconey a mumber?
Speaker 2: Is it? Is it Marcone? Shout out, avenging the radio?
Speaker 2: Good on them? Window? All right, two one, let's see
Speaker 2: if pats he's got to come back in her? Who dis.
Speaker 3: Oh Prince Raspberry berat when.
Speaker 2: She's walking at him? All right? Too old to see?
Speaker 2: Who's got this one? Then? Who is this? From nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty five?
Speaker 3: Phil Collins studio?
Speaker 2: Just shout out to myself, a brand new studio? What
Speaker 2: on pat go come back pack? What is it a studio?
Speaker 2: What is he saying about? Is it a lady? Does
Speaker 2: you know? Mark coll me on the mat? Mom great
Speaker 2: early misheard though studios. She's thinking about a new studio.
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Speaker 4: It's rare in modern day that you try to google
Speaker 4: an answer to something and can't find it. So I
Speaker 4: need everybody's help today to figure out what is going
Speaker 4: on at the end of the Dingley Bypass. As we
Speaker 4: drove down the peninsula this weekend, we went past this scene.
Speaker 4: It's like two light aircraft rusting away in long grass,
Speaker 4: and then a two or three story pyramid next to it,
Speaker 4: and the whole thing looks like a scene out of
Speaker 4: Mad Max.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is very strange, patchy, right, there's a busy
Speaker 2: old stretch there that Dingly Bypass, so it Lowest goes
Speaker 2: to school and all that every day, and every time
Speaker 2: I'm on it, I wondered, what's the story?
Speaker 4: Yes, how did they get there?
Speaker 2: There's something crash.
Speaker 4: It looks like the planes might have crashed.
Speaker 2: Landed there, like from one hundred years ago.
Speaker 4: And then it looks like a dystopian future, but only
Speaker 4: for this like twenty twenty meters.
Speaker 2: It's either a radiohead video from the nineties there's been
Speaker 2: a crash there, or it's a cult camp.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like they crash, it's a pyramid.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what is that? A lot of these cult leaders.
Speaker 2: They use pyramids a lot. Don't they love a pyramid?
Speaker 2: They're either satin one having sex with their followers. But
Speaker 2: there's there's a pyramid and there's nudity.
Speaker 4: It's as if the survivors of the plane.
Speaker 2: Is there a sex dingy. I'm just gonna say it now,
Speaker 2: call him.
Speaker 4: The survivors of the plane crash couldn't get off the island,
Speaker 4: and not like an island out of the ocean, but
Speaker 4: like the physical island in the middle of the road,
Speaker 4: and they built a pyramid to survive in.
Speaker 2: The plane crash. Something may have crashed on it. Because
Speaker 2: there's Marabin Airport where they have a lot of people
Speaker 2: on their l's do.
Speaker 4: They really Is that where you learn to fly?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, it's not uncommon for planes to come around
Speaker 2: sort of come down near there. You often see for
Speaker 2: the pyramids. Yeah, yeah, there's a little ding on the
Speaker 2: way down of them. When you're driving past Marabin Airport,
Speaker 2: you can spot like the learners, they're just a little
Speaker 2: bit wobbly coming in and you're like, bloody, yeah, I
Speaker 2: guess they've got to learn.
Speaker 4: The first time flying a plane. I mean, it's scary.
Speaker 4: The first time you drive a car, but the first
Speaker 4: time flying a plane is stupid.
Speaker 2: And you're alone up there. A friend of mine right
Speaker 2: his new thing last year, his news resolution was to
Speaker 2: learn how to fly right. And caught up with them
Speaker 2: about sort of a couple of months and two last year,
Speaker 2: and I said, how's it going with the lessons? He
Speaker 2: went halfway through the first one, I read, this is
Speaker 2: the end of it. He says, it's just so terrifying
Speaker 2: because you go up there and you're really close together
Speaker 2: and it are two seated things, you know, And he said,
Speaker 2: it's all there's the controls are just too floppy like
Speaker 2: they you know, And he goes, you ever go with this?
Speaker 2: And the thing that's sort of it's got, it's not
Speaker 2: sturdy with the runners. The runners all were just like
Speaker 2: not tightened up. It's all just floppy. And he just
Speaker 2: kept looking at this guy, going, please don't die up here.
Speaker 2: If anything, what happens, if something happens to you? How
Speaker 2: do I and I go home? Can I am I
Speaker 2: just flying forever like for years until it runs out?
Speaker 2: And then he ends up in that pyramid grade? Is
Speaker 2: it just another learner that never made it? So? Does
Speaker 2: anyone got any information. It's two really old knackered planes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're deteriorating, rusting away. Yeah, what are the planes
Speaker 4: doing there? And what's that pyramid?
Speaker 2: Pyramid?
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Jack saw something over the weekend that, as to us
Speaker 2: single bypass regularly, are probably just switched off to it.
Speaker 2: But the first time you would have seen it you
Speaker 2: would have thought, what the hell is that? It's Egyptian pyramids?
Speaker 2: Is that sphinx? And then two have you? There is
Speaker 2: a sphinx? I think I've seen there.
Speaker 4: Yes, there's a pyramid, two dilapidated aircraft and a bunch
Speaker 4: of other random stuff that doesn't belong on the end
Speaker 4: of the Dingley Bypass. What's going on there?
Speaker 2: Yeah, as you drive past, Patsy, there's no signage.
Speaker 3: It's art, Darling, it's art. It's like that little mini
Speaker 3: motel at EastLink.
Speaker 4: I love that moti.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeh, what is that?
Speaker 3: It's an art installation?
Speaker 2: Oh? I don't think this is an art installation. But honestly, Patsy,
Speaker 2: it's so random it can only be on Australia. There's sphinx,
Speaker 2: a pyramid and two knackered old sort then an army
Speaker 2: plane or something.
Speaker 4: I don't think this has been no given like done
Speaker 4: by a local council or by.
Speaker 2: The This is not a bank seat. This looks like
Speaker 2: some sort of fire festival. Always that's someone around money
Speaker 2: through some weird theme park or something. They were trying
Speaker 2: to build there and it just collapsed all of it,
Speaker 2: or someone got arrested. But something isn't right about it.
Speaker 2: It's not none of it's deliberate. Who got here in mail?
Speaker 2: Maybe she can tell us more, Come on in mail.
Speaker 5: Good morning, guys.
Speaker 8: How are you So?
Speaker 2: What do you know about the strangeness going on that
Speaker 2: Dingley Bypass? Yeah?
Speaker 9: So what's going on at the Dingley Bypass? Is it
Speaker 9: used to be an old paintball center?
Speaker 2: Well that is high concept. Why would you want to
Speaker 2: have all that's mysterious about the Egyptian pyramids staring paintballiphinxuch.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they used to have lots of different and it
Speaker 9: was a big business back in the late eighties early nineties.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so people with paintball right by the side of
Speaker 4: the road there.
Speaker 6: It never used to be the bypass.
Speaker 9: It literally used to be in the middle of nowhere.
Speaker 2: Thinking the bypass has always been there.
Speaker 4: It's a new bow park at one stage some planners
Speaker 4: have drawn and mapped right through the paintball field and
Speaker 4: they didn't knock down.
Speaker 2: The periods out of the way. So can you go
Speaker 2: paint still? Go paintball in there by the sphinxes and
Speaker 2: the older army planes.
Speaker 9: No, that one has been closed down for a long time, but.
Speaker 2: They are closed down. Don't have to clear it up
Speaker 2: or take that crap with you. You can't just leave
Speaker 2: it there. If you move our house, you know you
Speaker 2: have to take your stuff with you. It can't all
Speaker 2: just stay out the front.
Speaker 9: Well, obviously, when the government wants to put a bypass through,
Speaker 9: you might as well just leave your stuff behind.
Speaker 10: No points them.
Speaker 2: So can we just go and take one of those
Speaker 2: perilous can we have outside the front of heard of?
Speaker 2: The station would be a great talking point some ratdom
Speaker 2: magicians things to tell.
Speaker 9: I love seeing that go on your CARDI on the highway.
Speaker 2: We can tell it. Well, well, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Out so actually it used to be a paintballing place. Yes,
Speaker 2: it surely did, thank you very much. Solving the mystery
Speaker 2: mel a brainer.
Speaker 5: You're listening to the question Okyl Show Podcast.
Speaker 2: Footy is back this week Des in Sydney taking on
Speaker 2: Swans on Thursday night. We're excited and we want you
Speaker 2: get excited as well about our new thing we're doing
Speaker 2: this week, Footy Wall of Fame. Well thanks to Monic Paints,
Speaker 2: feel confident tackling your next painting project and achieving the
Speaker 2: perfect finish. Monarch Painting made Easy available at Bunning's Warehouse. Basically,
Speaker 2: we have a wall on a Ligon street and we're
Speaker 2: turning it into our footy Wall of Fame. There are
Speaker 2: eight spots we want you to us who should be
Speaker 2: going up there? Not just legends that we know about.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there will be some of those, but also
Speaker 2: once we don't know about it.
Speaker 8: Up the wallly online on streets, your foody heroes, the nuffies,
Speaker 8: the earlies, up on the way from groundsand to goods.
Speaker 8: Everyone is welcome, just not calling wood.
Speaker 2: All right? So who should be going on our footy
Speaker 2: Wall of Fame? Jack, you have a vision for one
Speaker 2: of the eight spots there.
Speaker 4: I suggested that we should put James Hurd winning the
Speaker 4: nineteen ninety six brown Low Medal. He did win joint
Speaker 4: with Michael Voss, but people don't remember that he sat
Speaker 4: out for three games with a broken toe, so if
Speaker 4: he hadn't played three more games, surely he would have
Speaker 4: scored at least one vote, making him the outright winner.
Speaker 4: So let's I'm not saying we rewrite history, just adbrush,
Speaker 4: We're just cropping out fossy for this one.
Speaker 2: Yes, zoom in unheard And how lovely it's so near
Speaker 2: Carlton Homeland as well to actually have that slur there.
Speaker 2: All right, So tell us then, who should be up
Speaker 2: on our footy Wall of Fame ninety four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four three legends and people who need to
Speaker 2: become legends that go up on the wall. Christian I
Speaker 2: will nominate my brother Mick Akinson Fear Footy Wall of Fame.
Speaker 2: My brother Mick has played an umpired of my seven
Speaker 2: hundred games combined. He's a life member of both East
Speaker 2: Warnaball Footy Club and in the District Ums Association. He's
Speaker 2: a die hard Collinwood supporter. Sorry, but he is so
Speaker 2: passionate about footy that if he's in Melbourne he'd always
Speaker 2: make a trip to go to the MCG. I think
Speaker 2: he goes there to pray. I love that maybe the
Speaker 2: painting is of him bowing down and praying this is mecha,
Speaker 2: Mecha CG. Andrew akincon that's lovely to let us know
Speaker 2: about your brother, Christian. I think Neil Danaher should be
Speaker 2: on the wall. It wasn't so much about his playing career,
Speaker 2: but what he has done afterwards with m MD for
Speaker 2: sufferers like him makes him one of the greatest legends
Speaker 2: of Australia of all time. Damien, that's a great shout.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Play a bit.
Speaker 2: Offhanded there about Paul Neil Danod's career.
Speaker 5: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: So with Footy returning this week, we have our Footy
Speaker 2: Wall of Fame, the Wallly.
Speaker 8: Online on streets, your foody heroes, the nuffies, the earliest
Speaker 8: up on the wally, from groundsand to goods. Everyone is welcome,
Speaker 8: just not calling warn.
Speaker 2: All right, So who should be going out that we
Speaker 2: have enough room on this huge wall for eight spots
Speaker 2: and we are doing it like a wall of fame,
Speaker 2: and we just want to hear about legends that we
Speaker 2: know about. We'd love to hear about some local legends.
Speaker 2: It might be family members that deserve to be known about.
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one oh four three. I've got
Speaker 2: a couple of of They're not idea, it's really they're
Speaker 2: they're what artists would call visions. First of all, you
Speaker 2: want some of the eye catch as people are walking
Speaker 2: past and go, wow, we naked Camling. It's a vision
Speaker 2: of beautifulness. And imagine him rendered in monarch paints as well,
Speaker 2: just shimmering. It's like shimmering in the sun.
Speaker 4: Don't golden God, don't forget what we were told last
Speaker 4: week that we have to get the player's permission, Dear Camy.
Speaker 2: If you want Christian Matriga that we have to ask,
Speaker 2: and what ask his permission to be painted to do that,
Speaker 2: Dear Camling. The other one is beat in the locker
Speaker 2: rooms as people people looking around and shutting doors. I
Speaker 2: love it when when it's live and they go I'm
Speaker 2: here and the winning teams locker room and god, it's
Speaker 2: him and they shut it out there. Then I want
Speaker 2: a lovely team painting of the D's and underneath it
Speaker 2: saying everything is going to be okay.
Speaker 4: Culture at this club is I think, is going.
Speaker 2: To be okay. The D's two thousand. All right, let's
Speaker 2: take some of your suggestions now, Rio you know about
Speaker 2: someone at your old club, is it?
Speaker 10: Yes, every suburban footy club has an old guy that's
Speaker 10: been there for longer than anyone can remember, like a Huggy.
Speaker 2: This radio station is.
Speaker 10: Exactly like a hockey I imagine what Huggy is.
Speaker 4: Probably he actually pre dates gold. He was here before
Speaker 4: gold became gold.
Speaker 2: He built those pyramids that we were talking about earlier,
Speaker 2: but the actual pyramids, though.
Speaker 10: I was was Banger who was eighty Sorry he was
Speaker 10: not eighty five. He was eighty five.
Speaker 2: This isn't a story about his legendary sort of banging prowess,
Speaker 2: is he like?
Speaker 10: No, I think it was about sausages or something.
Speaker 2: So what do you want banging of a sausage up there?
Speaker 4: You already got Cameron got.
Speaker 2: Camly okay, but with a footy ball covering covering his greatness? Yeah,
Speaker 2: who is it? Banger?
Speaker 10: His aims Banger. I'm not entirely sure where the nickname
Speaker 10: came from.
Speaker 2: But he was like, I don't want to scandal man.
Speaker 2: And we find out midway next week it's a news
Speaker 2: story and we have to cover over.
Speaker 10: I think it's his scandal free. But he was there
Speaker 10: for at least thirty years at our old footy club.
Speaker 10: He did everything. He filled the water bottles, he ran
Speaker 10: the canteen. He made these like steak sandwiches that were
Speaker 10: famous because they were terrible because he just marinated them
Speaker 10: in just red wine. And I was like his signature marinad.
Speaker 10: So he's who I would want.
Speaker 2: And looking, what's up there? How's he looking? Banging?
Speaker 10: I would want banger like face near a barbecue with
Speaker 10: a bottle of red wine and a fistful of sausages
Speaker 10: and sort of eyes sort of looking towards the sausage.
Speaker 2: It's one eye on the soldiers on one eye on
Speaker 2: our site. Hey have a good day.
Speaker 4: So he's got.
Speaker 2: Eyes where he watched looking at KAMNINGO check out this, guys,
Speaker 2: Enough with Caten, Guys Fame.
Speaker 5: Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 2: Footie is back this week and we're launching our footy
Speaker 2: Wall of Fame. We're going to paint eight spots up there.
Speaker 2: It can be here, it can be a what should
Speaker 2: be up on our footy Wall of fame? Give us
Speaker 2: a called nine four one four one O four three. Christian,
Speaker 2: you have to put my favorite teacher from a high
Speaker 2: school the wall. Mister Noel McGavin. He was an old
Speaker 2: fitz Story player back in the day, big head of
Speaker 2: hair in the eighties. I think maybe one of the
Speaker 2: eighth spots should be best hair ever in footy, you know,
Speaker 2: like Peter Dekos, the Macedonian Marvel, amazing, big old hair
Speaker 2: on him. Christian our teacher that this mister Noel McGovern
Speaker 2: even used to have his own footy card that he
Speaker 2: used to get out of Showpeo what he used to
Speaker 2: be and then he'd done a complete one eighty to
Speaker 2: beat the high school it teacher. I've just had a
Speaker 2: quick google on that is some ahead of hair in
Speaker 2: the eighties. Chuch of art God funking about him in
Speaker 2: that old classick Fitzroy shirt as well. This is a
Speaker 2: great one of these legends that we don't know about.
Speaker 4: It's still hard to believe that before the nineties, AFL
Speaker 4: players or VFL players still had to hold down regular jobs.
Speaker 4: There's this famous Tigers player called Francis Burke and he
Speaker 4: was my parents' accountant.
Speaker 2: You're kidding, and then playing at the weekend and big game.
Speaker 4: And then playing on the weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah. See, this is the want to hear about these
Speaker 2: people like no one Will Gavin nine four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four three. Good morning Owen, Christian Owen, who
Speaker 2: should go on our foot to you all the fame? Mate?
Speaker 11: I'm tired with a guy named Glenn Maxwell, the Australian cricketer.
Speaker 2: Yeahs was called big show, wasn't he. Yeah he was
Speaker 2: yep yep, and he could have gone to the AFL
Speaker 2: as a goal umpire. I bet he.
Speaker 4: Regrets the moment.
Speaker 2: He could have been the next race of Ray. Well,
Speaker 2: you know we wanted to play a bit of cricket.
Speaker 2: I think he made the right career he did. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think he were the right side of the slide indoors. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he'd be great one up there, big show. He'd be
Speaker 2: good up there in his cricket gear and we would
Speaker 2: sort of grown place works. Oh see, some kind of hybrid.
Speaker 4: It would confuse people, especially the first one earth was
Speaker 4: going on and one of Australia's best cricket Yes.
Speaker 2: Oh and thank you very much, great suggestion though, thanks
Speaker 2: for calling. Was he working out or in a cold shower? Pam,
Speaker 2: good morning, good morning.
Speaker 9: I want to nominate my nephew, Malcolm lynch Well.
Speaker 2: Tell us about Malcolm lynch.
Speaker 9: Well, he played for the Western Bulldogs North Melbourne Port
Speaker 9: Melbourne when they won a premiership and he now works
Speaker 9: for g WS.
Speaker 4: Wow, we I don't remember Malcolm. How many games did
Speaker 4: he get under his belt?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 9: None as many as what he might have wanted.
Speaker 5: But he, you know him, do too bad?
Speaker 2: And do you think for some there just pound the
Speaker 2: way this has weren't this wall of fame? I don't
Speaker 2: realize that. We were told by the legal team last
Speaker 2: week that we have to ask everyone's permission before we
Speaker 2: start painting them. Do you think that we're being painted?
Speaker 9: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Thank you. It's good to get that one in advance
Speaker 2: with some of them, isn't it.
Speaker 4: What do you imagine the picture of Malcolm?
Speaker 9: Well, Malcolm actually got to go to Antarctica and he
Speaker 9: got to.
Speaker 2: Kick I know these training camps can care very controversial.
Speaker 2: We all know this.
Speaker 9: He actually got to kick a football in Antarctica on
Speaker 9: the ice with his Port Melbourne football jumper on.
Speaker 2: That's got to be help there. Then, Wow, that's a
Speaker 2: great one. Pa come in the middle as well. He's
Speaker 2: got to be in the middle of the whole wall.
Speaker 4: Was there other footballers down there or is he just
Speaker 4: kicking the footy to a penguin or something.
Speaker 9: No, no, he got to go for this. It was
Speaker 9: called Cool School Antarctica, so he got to represent Australia.
Speaker 9: It was this climate change you know, thing about Antarctica.
Speaker 2: Nobody wanting to put it into a cont fluidy guy.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I get it, David trying to go it
Speaker 2: from Marke.
Speaker 4: The conditioners lesson summer.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and can I also add he was the first
Speaker 9: indigenous person to ever set foot on Antarctica.
Speaker 2: Wow, this is an incredible story.
Speaker 9: Yes, very proud.
Speaker 2: Yeah you should be so. Malcolm Lynch, Yes, yep.
Speaker 9: Just google him and you'll see he's all over there.
Speaker 2: This is incredible. Well there's some palm. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for letting us know about the legend that is
Speaker 2: Malcolm Lynch. No worries, All right, thanks Pam.
Speaker 10: Let's go guys.
Speaker 2: That's the right pleasure that's going to Ian. Now, good
Speaker 2: morning Ian, Christian.
Speaker 11: There you go.
Speaker 2: All right, So our footy Wall of fame. We're hearing
Speaker 2: about some great names. Now, who can you tell us about?
Speaker 11: Well, no, want to know his name, My dad, Vic
Speaker 11: Sayer his name was and what he did? He did
Speaker 11: the original tooling for the brand low middle and the
Speaker 11: Premiership Cup.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 11: Though he worked for a gentleman called KG Luke who
Speaker 11: used to be the president of the then VFL. In fact,
Speaker 11: they had a stand out at Waverley named after kg Luke.
Speaker 11: But yeah, dad was the toolmakerhead toolmaker there and he
Speaker 11: sent my brother up the street to the baby health
Speaker 11: center that was near our house to get some oak leaves.
Speaker 11: And those oak leaves are still surrounding the base of
Speaker 11: the Premiership Cup.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I didn't know that one. An amazing
Speaker 2: part of footy history.
Speaker 11: Your dad is, yeah, so I'm yeah. We also came
Speaker 11: by a couple of little trinkets that we shouldn't have,
Speaker 11: which is at a bronze medal from the nineteen fifty
Speaker 11: six Olympic Games with no one's name on it, and
Speaker 11: we've got a little medallian for the premiership. They used
Speaker 11: to give the players the Premiership medallions and we've got
Speaker 11: one there for Collingwood for nineteen seventy five. Only thing
Speaker 11: is Colinwood didn't win that sort of collection.
Speaker 2: Not there, I isn't it.
Speaker 4: I guess if your daddy is making brain holds all
Speaker 4: the time like us, make one.
Speaker 11: Okay, just a bit of history. Yeah, so I wouldn't
Speaker 11: find nominating help me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, picture the brown and you do out there. That's great. Ian,
Speaker 2: thank you very much your story of a good day,
Speaker 2: no worries. Keep this coming. You can text me oh
Speaker 2: four seventy five O three one oh four three? Who
Speaker 2: or what should be on our footy Hall of Fame brower.
Speaker 5: You're listening to the Christian o' carl show podcast.
Speaker 2: Every Monday morning. We love to hear what happened to
Speaker 2: you this weekend? Tell us about your weekend in six words?
Speaker 10: Sad Christian test.
Speaker 8: Using six words or less? Telling about your weekend?
Speaker 10: Was it not? Did you go to Hens?
Speaker 4: Sorry?
Speaker 2: We've updated these?
Speaker 11: Bring one?
Speaker 2: What's it zen? When we ever heard anyone on the Monday?
Speaker 2: My weekend was so just so za?
Speaker 4: What did you do? Zen?
Speaker 2: Total zen? Jackie boy? What it's your six ord weekend?
Speaker 4: I'm still yearning for Puppa's approval.
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 4: I was surprised this weekend that I still how important
Speaker 4: it is for me to get a pat on my
Speaker 4: back from my dad in a sporting context, because we
Speaker 4: played golf together and when I was growing up, my
Speaker 4: dad was like this sporting hero of the he had
Speaker 4: trials for.
Speaker 2: Was it the Blues?
Speaker 4: No, he played two games for the Collingwood Reserve, and
Speaker 4: then he was this hero of suburban football. All these
Speaker 4: photos I remember of my dad when I was younger.
Speaker 4: You know, he's in his football jumper, metal hanging around
Speaker 4: his neck. At home, we had trophies up, so I
Speaker 4: had a lot of my childhood was like trying to
Speaker 4: impress my dad with sporting skills. And then you kind
Speaker 4: of grow out of that new teenageers and you're like, all.
Speaker 2: Right, so you think, spoiler alert, you out of them.
Speaker 4: Ever, because I played golf with him on the weekend.
Speaker 2: It was just the first time you both played golf.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've never played golf with him before. I'm only
Speaker 4: knew to golf. And in the last few months, me
Speaker 4: and dad on a team against Bianca and our other friend.
Speaker 4: I couldn't believe what it stirred in me to hit
Speaker 4: a good shot and for my dad to give me
Speaker 4: approval and to go so sweet even just haven't even
Speaker 4: go like yes, jack out. I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 4: I've made daddy.
Speaker 2: Proun It really such a TV advert? Is it that
Speaker 2: kind of moment.
Speaker 4: You don't think it's important to you anymore. But even
Speaker 4: at thirty six, it's still important to you. I said
Speaker 4: to Bianco as like, I didn't tell Dad that directly,
Speaker 4: but I said to Bianca as we were going to
Speaker 4: sleep that night, I was like, I really found it
Speaker 4: nice for my dad to give me approval on the
Speaker 4: golf course. She goes, that's so funny. I felt the
Speaker 4: same thing from your dad when he said something nice
Speaker 4: about my golf swing. It stirred something nice inside of me.
Speaker 2: It's amazing, even in our sort of adultness, how you
Speaker 2: still want there's some child and you that's still desperate
Speaker 2: for mum and dad's approval. Yes, you must still get this, Patsy, Yeah, totally.
Speaker 3: It just I don't know. It's like a boost of sunshine,
Speaker 3: isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, yeah it is.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Tell us a story of your weekend in six words.
Speaker 2: Sharp pieces, oil decks, oil stall over myself, Wait, you
Speaker 2: kind of self farnished. She got some nice moisturizer last
Speaker 2: year the week and if it's a bit rainy today,
Speaker 2: you don't need to worry. You're all good. Tim's had
Speaker 2: a great weekend. Father, some weekend in New Zealand, someone
Speaker 2: anonymous here played cricket got flogged yet again. Another one here,
Speaker 2: knee injury. The fox is down, The fox is down.
Speaker 2: Put that in knee sports headlines at eight Patsy still
Speaker 2: can't find passport. Very frustrating. I'm guessing that's somewhat That
Speaker 2: is very frustrating, isn't it. I mean, there's a flight
Speaker 2: right now that's still been calling you for the last week.
Speaker 2: You've hidden it somewhere, isn't it. I'm a once my
Speaker 2: wife and I went on holiday somewhere and it was
Speaker 2: the area was staying in with his Airbnb, and it
Speaker 2: was in a we didn't realize it was in a
Speaker 2: very very as my wife said, Chris, this is an
Speaker 2: undesirable area. It was one it was so cheap, you
Speaker 2: know that no alarm bells. I can't believe our luck.
Speaker 2: There's no luck with stuff like that, is there. It's
Speaker 2: just because it was like no one wanted to stay there,
Speaker 2: and so it didn't. This is a lot of thing.
Speaker 2: We were like, what are we going to put the passports?
Speaker 2: You know, and so I thought it was a great
Speaker 2: idea to put them in the oven. And suddenly a
Speaker 2: week later, the bloody are those passports? And you're looking
Speaker 2: in obvious places and then our obvious place. But at
Speaker 2: no point did I think oven. The oven very frustrating.
Speaker 2: That was so I get the frustration. They're very frustrated
Speaker 2: trying to find those passports.
Speaker 4: But at least the undesirables didn't.
Speaker 2: Get the last place you're going to look at the oven?
Speaker 2: Have you checked the other by the way you were
Speaker 2: looking for the passport? You know you put it in
Speaker 2: the grill the top bit. Christian mopped the house twice,
Speaker 2: hashtag winning Santa on a weekend. You live in the dream.
Speaker 2: My friend, I moped the house on Friday, and I've
Speaker 2: decided need new mops. So if anyone's got any recommendations,
Speaker 2: do please let me know. But one's got this cheap
Speaker 2: old mop bucket that's got no foot pedal to do that, sure,
Speaker 2: you had to do you just have to sort of
Speaker 2: ram the mophead trying to had to just do it
Speaker 2: by hand every few mops and stuff like that. So anyway,
Speaker 2: that's enough mop talk for today. My six word weekend
Speaker 2: is never had a burger until eighty one? Get alone
Speaker 2: in this thene So Sarah's Auntie is over visiting a moment.
Speaker 2: She has eighty one years of AA has got an
Speaker 2: incredible zest Foraly. So we picked her up Saturday morning.
Speaker 2: She's flowing over by herself, three flights to get over
Speaker 2: and she's eighty one. And anyway, yesterday I said, you
Speaker 2: know what, We're just going to get a takeaway. Okay,
Speaker 2: wife and I were just too busy to cook. It's
Speaker 2: really nice to speak to a visitor like that. After
Speaker 2: two days, you know, you've made all that effort and
Speaker 2: I can't bother to make any So I said, you
Speaker 2: know what, I'm just going to go and pick up
Speaker 2: some burgers, and not from grills about five minutes away.
Speaker 2: I've never had a burger.
Speaker 4: That's incredible.
Speaker 2: Of course you've had a burger, so it's not something
Speaker 2: exotic about it. And she's not fancy or anything far
Speaker 2: from it. I quite rough stock, actually, so I said,
Speaker 2: we've got to fix that. You've never had a burgers.
Speaker 2: The people always people always trying to get because they're nice.
Speaker 10: Is what.
Speaker 2: They're so big all over the world burgers. I went,
Speaker 2: you know, you can't wrap your head around it, like
Speaker 2: has you got to eighty one? You know when curage
Speaker 2: because they're not.
Speaker 4: Actually found it had to avoid a burger. Yes, in
Speaker 4: a week you go again.
Speaker 2: Oh you like Patsy there. You always just deliver, don't
Speaker 2: they whether you're making them. I'm so don't a way,
Speaker 2: let's let's correct this right now. I'll get your burgersh Oh,
Speaker 2: how do you have them? I went in the bath,
Speaker 2: you know, do you want cheese on it? And she
Speaker 2: went should I have cheese? And went, I think some cheese,
Speaker 2: some onion, some ketchups. Anyway, I get this burg and
Speaker 2: I think because everyone's like, I'm like, the kids come
Speaker 2: out here. She has never had a burger. Is she's
Speaker 2: like been on the moon or say, get a photo
Speaker 2: of her saying it, film it or something. But on TikTok.
Speaker 2: So we're all looking at her at the budget six people.
Speaker 2: What do you think she's like this to chewing old people?
Speaker 2: Takes a word. It's not chewing out. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: this will be an hour joy. She has that quart
Speaker 2: of it and she sort of pushes it away. She
Speaker 2: did not the boger. She had a core of it. Okay,
Speaker 2: the rest of your weight club dogs, I couldn't believe
Speaker 2: they like a little Sunday Tree, Wow, grilled burger the
Speaker 2: last day of the Ruin Empire.
Speaker 4: Hard to watch a grking like have a gawking family
Speaker 4: watching you into it, though.
Speaker 2: But she didn't care. Eighty one years she goes, I
Speaker 2: think I'm all right without them. I'm never gonna have
Speaker 2: another one again.
Speaker 1: Carl Brighter, you're listening to the Christian O Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian I actually actually have just checked my oven for
Speaker 2: the past but it wasn't in there. Good luck I
Speaker 2: heard you get it. Question my weekend is six words?
Speaker 2: Drove kids, drove kids, drove kids? Touch your weekend? Cony
Speaker 2: resting in bed with shingles fever. Oh that's not fun.
Speaker 2: That's from Michael Pope from Los Angeles. Now, mister Pope,
Speaker 2: are you from LA but here in Australia or aren't
Speaker 2: you listening to the show in LA? So many big questions.
Speaker 2: Scott and MIM's wedding absolutely amazing. Over reviews have just
Speaker 2: come in from Matt love you to hear and Matthew
Speaker 2: Lambrick proposed to my partner on Saturday.
Speaker 4: Congratulations, we don't know, she said here. You wouldn't text
Speaker 4: the radio station though, I don't be surprised.
Speaker 2: You'd be surprised what I see on this machine here,
Speaker 2: you'd be very surprised. Jack, you don't hear the ones
Speaker 2: that I don't read out you take some of the calls.
Speaker 2: I'm sure I'd be surprised, and some of the stories
Speaker 2: that don't make it to air. What we're saying here
Speaker 2: is you'd be surprised. All right. So Auntie Sheela never
Speaker 2: had a burger. Yesterday was the first day. She's eighty
Speaker 2: one years of age, never had a burger before. Do
Speaker 2: you remember last year we met a lovely woman called Pam.
Speaker 4: I think she was I got to feel she was
Speaker 4: in her eighties.
Speaker 10: Two rio you went and yeah, she was definitely eighty
Speaker 10: and she was lovely and she had a.
Speaker 2: You don't know, we weren't when you were saying that
Speaker 2: she needs to tang on. She was love at the
Speaker 2: end that we think eighty year olds are criminals.
Speaker 10: She was lovely, really nice and eighty that's all I'm saying.
Speaker 2: And she never had pizza before.
Speaker 10: Never had pizza. We gave her a margaerite to pizza from.
Speaker 4: Granny, Yes, and then you went over and filled it
Speaker 4: to its thing.
Speaker 8: You're in her house you're yeah, yeah, he was quite
Speaker 8: minimum in the background.
Speaker 2: It's all started to come along now when we like
Speaker 2: get it all there. And he didn't really have much
Speaker 2: to say.
Speaker 4: Whose old person tells me that that you did number
Speaker 4: two in there tour?
Speaker 2: That was lik week.
Speaker 10: No, I know you mean, because what I mean, I'm
Speaker 10: just giving a person a piece of what to.
Speaker 2: Say, Sam matt a lot more with it. You give
Speaker 2: that guy canvas as blank hit painting a masterpiece every
Speaker 2: single day, all right, whether he's got like crenturions dressed
Speaker 2: up at the field and Brisbane, wherever you put that guy,
Speaker 2: it was just great. It was minimal what we got
Speaker 2: from you.
Speaker 10: There was a lot I remember, there was a lot
Speaker 10: of her just chewing.
Speaker 2: Commentary commentry. Never go into football commentary, but it sort
Speaker 2: of speaks for itself. God, this happens for the next
Speaker 2: two hours. Prince repeat, Rince repeats, anyway, what have you
Speaker 2: not done?
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Speaker 2: And also it's Michelle not Michael Pope in Los Angeles
Speaker 2: or of typo there Gooday, Christian in La, it's missus,
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Speaker 4: I would say, MICHAELA is more.
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Speaker 2: Great News Footy is back. Uh Thursday night all kicks
Speaker 2: off again. The song's taken on the T's and then
Speaker 2: some big games over the next couple of days, Lines
Speaker 2: and Blues on Friday Saturday, two huge games Suns taken
Speaker 2: on the Tigers and the Giants and the Pies. We're
Speaker 2: playing on Saturday as well. So this week then we're
Speaker 2: doing our footy Wall of Fame. We have a wall.
Speaker 2: It's on Lygon Street and it's going to be starting
Speaker 2: painted next week. We've got eight spots on our footy
Speaker 2: Wall of Fame. Who what do you want to go
Speaker 2: up there? Now? We're looking at Tarbus legends that we
Speaker 2: don't even know about. We're getting a lot of the
Speaker 2: normal big names that we know and love and maybe
Speaker 2: they go up on the wall. But we've got eight spots.
Speaker 2: Be greatfull. We put some people up there. That we
Speaker 2: don't know about that deserve to be known about on
Speaker 2: our footy Wall of Fame.
Speaker 10: Am on the.
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Speaker 2: Now it's it's to Pam earlier. Let's get Pamba. She
Speaker 2: was telling us about some incredible story.
Speaker 9: Pam, I'm here, Pam.
Speaker 2: Great now, a whole lot of new people listening right now.
Speaker 2: Tell us about your nephew. You're very proud of them, righting.
Speaker 9: So Malcolm Lynch, Yes, he has played for the Western
Speaker 9: Bulldogs North Melbourne, Port Melbourne, currently works for j w
Speaker 9: S and actually kicked the football in Antarctica.
Speaker 2: This is incredible. We found some footage of this. Haven't
Speaker 2: listened unless you've probably seen it.
Speaker 6: This is the first Australian football game in the Antarctic guys.
Speaker 2: And having this list. I think it's him trying to
Speaker 2: move with all that heavy gear to have stopped freezing,
Speaker 2: kicked a point and everyone was getting very excited about
Speaker 2: in Vegas way bigger move around, all that gear on,
Speaker 2: all the layers layer.
Speaker 4: It's grateful, rugged up in on the sodium. But then
Speaker 4: he's got his poor Melbourne jumper pulled over the top
Speaker 4: of it all.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course, got to show the footy jumper.
Speaker 2: Now, Pam, we loved hearing about your nephew Malcolm Lynch,
Speaker 2: and we'd love him if he's okay with it and
Speaker 2: you're okay with it, to be up on our Footy
Speaker 2: Wall of Fame, the very first one we're going to
Speaker 2: paint next Monday.
Speaker 9: Oh fantastic. That is just so good.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what we want on our footy Wall of Fame.
Speaker 2: So people like Malcolm Lynch that we don't necessarily know about,
Speaker 2: they've got an amazing story.
Speaker 9: Yes, he's sued us, he sued us.
Speaker 2: Now are you in regular contact because we have to
Speaker 2: have obvious here. You can't be just painting anyone up
Speaker 2: on the wall. These days and you know, we have
Speaker 2: to have his permission. He might not want to go
Speaker 2: up on the wall, but we just need to Are
Speaker 2: you in contact with him?
Speaker 9: Oh, I am, I'll have to bring him.
Speaker 2: But I think it's a phone call. You can't just
Speaker 2: text someone and go hey in Melbourne.
Speaker 9: Actually, at the moment he's on doing a high cup
Speaker 9: at Mount Kososco.
Speaker 4: He's probably this guy's mad where.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and it's for the footy club for j w S.
Speaker 9: They doing a fundraiser for the around he's programming.
Speaker 2: That's awesome, great guy, So you need to try and
Speaker 2: get older. It's upper mountains.
Speaker 9: He absolutely all right.
Speaker 2: So listen, we're good to go. We just need you
Speaker 2: to speak to Malcolm and check he's okay for us
Speaker 2: to start painting.
Speaker 9: Okay, I shall yep.
Speaker 2: The other thing just so we can get the artists
Speaker 2: already and stuff like that. What do you think the
Speaker 2: image is? What what do you think should be up there?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 9: I think the one an image of him in Antarctica
Speaker 9: kicking the footy. I think that's just amazing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then I think we should use some creative licensing.
Speaker 4: In the background, you can see like a polar bear
Speaker 4: and penguins and that's going up for the.
Speaker 9: I think they have polar bears down at Antarctica.
Speaker 4: Said Creative License.
Speaker 9: Killer whales.
Speaker 10: Yeah, absolutely, we're.
Speaker 2: Fine tuning all of this. Okay, maybe a dinosaur chat
Speaker 2: there or something.
Speaker 9: That you guys crack me up.
Speaker 2: Thank you. When now, obviously we've got a lot of things.
Speaker 2: You've got to get moving on. Now when do you
Speaker 2: When do you think today you're going to call him?
Speaker 9: Well, I'm currently at work. I have to wait because
Speaker 9: I have clinics to open.
Speaker 11: What are you?
Speaker 2: Are you a doctor? What are you doing?
Speaker 9: Oh? God, no, I'm working out patients. So clerical.
Speaker 2: Ah right, they're all working and at the door, are they?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 2: Eight thirty right, okay, have you got a tea break
Speaker 2: or a coffee break? At eleven?
Speaker 9: I have a tea break about nine thirty.
Speaker 2: How do you feel about calling Malcolm?
Speaker 9: Then I shall absolutely great.
Speaker 2: This is good and then let me know. You call Malcolm,
Speaker 2: you get the yes, and you call me and then
Speaker 2: I can call the artist. No worries, got chaut to
Speaker 2: you at nine thirty five. Go, thank you bad bye.
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Speaker 2: All right, we'll give you way another spot tomorrow on
Speaker 2: our footy Wall of Fame. So there's anyone you think
Speaker 2: should be up there, email me Christian at Christian O'Connell
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Speaker 2: Yesterday morning, wife and I are out about and we
Speaker 2: just rushed out of the house in our time, how breakfast.
Speaker 2: And so you get to that point about nine o'clock,
Speaker 2: we're likes, there's a macas five minutes from here. We
Speaker 2: go to the drive through and it's one of those
Speaker 2: where it starts off with two lanes and it merges awkwardly.
Speaker 2: People don't want to let anybody in today, that Marcus,
Speaker 2: because I've ordered them getting that food someone else behind.
Speaker 2: We can let you, not me. Do not think where
Speaker 2: you pretend you haven't seen them.
Speaker 4: You know that you don't even look.
Speaker 2: Around, have a look through that window over there, some
Speaker 2: other dashboard. But you're like, you know, maybe they think
Speaker 2: we just haven't seen them all. We have very bad
Speaker 2: lobe or every vision anyway a car. It became very
Speaker 2: apparent from the honking of horns and people getting out
Speaker 2: and chatting to someone and that someone had broken down
Speaker 2: in one of those lanes and can you imagine, I
Speaker 2: don't know, such a thing that could happen because you
Speaker 2: break down wherever the chaos it caused because.
Speaker 4: There's no going backwards all forward.
Speaker 2: You've got hungry people early in the morning, so it's
Speaker 2: a bad scene already, right, and they've ordered so they're
Speaker 2: getting something. There's stomachs like wedsn't coming, and there's a
Speaker 2: guy broken down, and people trying to be supportive but
Speaker 2: in a very passive aggressive way. One guy just was like, guy,
Speaker 2: to open up the bonnet, sure he could have a
Speaker 2: look and it was clean, not a mechanic, just like
Speaker 2: you just try and get it moving. They were like,
Speaker 2: can we just push you? But what then had to happen?
Speaker 2: People had to start want to do reverse dominoes because
Speaker 2: that's a back up. But you know it's early in
Speaker 2: the morning, there's like ten twelve, Yeah, more cars are
Speaker 2: turning up where you go. You don't come backwards, and
Speaker 2: then this is a one way thing. You get your
Speaker 2: food and bugger off.
Speaker 4: The group needs a leader at that point to go
Speaker 4: and struct almost like a police chaos, yah chaos.
Speaker 2: And then as we get to pick up our food,
Speaker 2: my wife goes just to let you know, and they're going, yeah,
Speaker 2: we can see it, all right, it's clear. They're on
Speaker 2: cameras everywhere. It's clear. There's nothing else going on. It's
Speaker 2: like the noise out there is clear. Someone has broken down.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And what's a fifteen year old who flicksburg is
Speaker 4: going to do about a guy who's broken down?
Speaker 2: And this guy was so zen. He was like a
Speaker 2: young hair cut toole. He was living in the moment.
Speaker 2: He didn't care about the past. He was doing nothing
Speaker 2: about it. And I didn't care. Was that you got
Speaker 2: the food or they get the hell out of it.
Speaker 2: This is somebody else's problem, all right. So I tim
Speaker 2: on the show, we're looking for your drive through stories.
Speaker 2: I wonder what else has happened at a drive through?
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Speaker 2: A World Intelligence Day. Five Smartest Countries in the World
Speaker 2: Australia twenty nine. Misa k uk is one behind. You
Speaker 2: were thirty not good Fridays. What happened there? Eh? Happened?
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Speaker 2: that's fun for us. Meanwhile, who's in the top five?
Speaker 2: What do you think the smartest.
Speaker 3: People are I reckon Japan?
Speaker 2: Number one?
Speaker 4: Patsy Norway?
Speaker 2: No, what have they done for us?
Speaker 4: They always appear high on those lists. That is why
Speaker 4: I guess Finland is at number five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, same thing in the same part of the world. Belarus,
Speaker 2: you wouldn't know where it is things part of the body.
Speaker 2: Just bash my Belarus. You can't come in today. Number
Speaker 2: three is China and number two South Korea. You don't
Speaker 2: have attention there, Okay, Uh make a movie. I think
Speaker 2: you wouldn't want to North Korea. That's smart that you
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Speaker 4: I was about to say the same thing that I
Speaker 4: thought that people who didn't score well.
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Speaker 2: Dark Knight rises, not that smart. Dark Knight revises, he's
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Speaker 2: robo Copernicus very smart. What he saw with that telescope
Speaker 2: changed astronomy as we knew it.
Speaker 4: Silver.
Speaker 2: We brought a zoo. Okay, a bunch of animals not
Speaker 2: doing much, are they? We brought zoologists. Oh that's a smart,
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Speaker 4: Silver Plus.
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Speaker 4: Savvy? Private Ryan sav.
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Speaker 2: I couldn't. I couldn't, can't from a thick country at
Speaker 2: number thirty, that's Silver.
Speaker 4: Look who's talking? Good? Movie could be smarter? Look who's
Speaker 4: Stephen hawking and finding Cleverland.
Speaker 2: I still think jos would say, oh, look we found
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Speaker 4: Looking forward to hearing them okay.
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Speaker 4: Bronze, Yeah, no need for that.
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Speaker 2: that's very good. The Big librain Ski get him all right, mate,
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Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: We're the Great News Footy back. This week we have
Speaker 2: launched our footy Wall of Fame. It is actually a thing.
Speaker 2: It is going to be painted. Starts being painted next Monday.
Speaker 2: We've got a large wall on Ligon Street. I don't
Speaker 2: know why, but they give meet this exact dress. You're
Speaker 2: gonna actually just gonna walk by it this week for us.
Speaker 2: I have a look at it. Can you let me
Speaker 2: know what it's like? Seventy four I don't need to
Speaker 2: know all this.
Speaker 4: There's nothing on there now, so you will just be
Speaker 4: looking at a blank wall.
Speaker 2: But you know things did it this week? Go look
Speaker 2: at seventy four Ligon Street. It's just north of Brunswick Road. Anyway.
Speaker 2: This is all the dullest bit on the.
Speaker 8: Way online on streets, your food heroes, the nuffies, the
Speaker 8: earliest up on the way from ground too good. Everyone
Speaker 8: is welcome, just not calming, all right.
Speaker 2: So we have eight spots on our footy Wall of Fame.
Speaker 2: I'm looking for your nominations. It might be someone that
Speaker 2: we don't know about. Today we found out from Auntie
Speaker 2: Park Pam about her nephew, Malcolm Lynch used to play
Speaker 2: for Western Bulldogs North Melbourne, Port Melbourne. That's to being
Speaker 2: immortalized on the first spot to giveaway on our Footy
Speaker 2: Wall of Fame. First person to play AFL in Antarctica.
Speaker 2: We'd even know this amazing footnote in an amazing sport
Speaker 2: actually happened, kicked a ball on Antarctica. So that's going
Speaker 2: to be painted up there in the first of the
Speaker 2: eight spots. So seven more to give away. Who or what?
Speaker 2: Someone suggested a party pie.
Speaker 4: Just a party.
Speaker 2: I think it's a bit insulting to like the other
Speaker 2: people there who'd done something amazing like Malcolm and there's
Speaker 2: just a pie.
Speaker 4: Also, yeah Moore and twenty pive maybe is what I
Speaker 4: associate with the footy bit of party piles bring your own.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So but anyway, look, any all ideas are welcome
Speaker 2: at the moment, Blue Sky thinking all that email me
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