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Speaker 3: Good morning Jack.
Speaker 2: Hello.
Speaker 3: So yesterday Patsy and I were talking about go to
Speaker 3: see the Barbie movie over the weekend. The other part
Speaker 3: of Barbenheimer is Oppenheimer. You went to get your atomic
Speaker 3: bomb on last night?
Speaker 2: The boys, all eight of us boys packed into the
Speaker 2: Imaccidable last night to watch the bombs go off.
Speaker 3: Come on, bro, we don't need no plastic doll movie.
Speaker 3: It's going to watch a proper movie by Nolan, our guy.
Speaker 2: And then I bought the anchor along as well. So
Speaker 2: eight boys in one of the women.
Speaker 4: How delightful for.
Speaker 3: All that test stops right.
Speaker 2: It's a brilliant film.
Speaker 3: Was raving about it. I've got tickets to go and
Speaker 3: see it tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where are you sitting? Because I was in a
Speaker 2: third row and it's too close.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I do picture.
Speaker 2: I'm near the back goes for.
Speaker 3: Noisy Movie. I don't want to be too near the front, but.
Speaker 2: It's what a spectacle. And I had to get home
Speaker 2: last night. Were you googling YouTube Oppenheimer.
Speaker 3: It's a really big, complicated story.
Speaker 2: There's just so much in there, because how.
Speaker 3: BIG's the cast, just like he's got like a thousand
Speaker 3: well known.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's insane. And so I was saying to you,
Speaker 2: like last week when I saw a Mission Impossible in Imax,
Speaker 2: I watched the trailer for Oppenheimer, and I was worried
Speaker 2: that when I went it would be too loud because
Speaker 2: the trailer alone was freaking everybody out.
Speaker 3: These days with the way those were you an imax.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in an imax.
Speaker 3: It's so they've got these speakers everywhere now they like
Speaker 3: in your bum almost that's Christopher Nolan in my ass.
Speaker 3: You know, it's not everything someone's shaking you with the.
Speaker 2: So I said to the boys, I'm buying for everybody,
Speaker 2: and I did. I ordered them online and then when
Speaker 2: they came they're like swimmers ear plugs, and wife.
Speaker 3: Got those because it's just stop water getting it.
Speaker 2: I've never used it before, so they're not.
Speaker 3: Sound very well underwater, so there's no underwater imaxis.
Speaker 2: Or at the start of the film, I plug plug
Speaker 2: the gels into my ear the.
Speaker 3: Weird sure you wouln't be to hear anything.
Speaker 2: Then for the whole start of the movie, it's just dialogue.
Speaker 2: They're not blowing stuff up straight away. So I've got
Speaker 2: some audio of what it was it was sounding like
Speaker 2: for me last night.
Speaker 3: Chance pay all that money to go and IMAX and
Speaker 3: even just about hair Cilly and Murphy and talking. It
Speaker 3: sounds like you were next to when the atomic bob
Speaker 3: went off and it blew your ears out. This is
Speaker 3: what it must have sounded like afterwards.
Speaker 2: So I was bringing the gels in and out of
Speaker 2: my ears when he was in the labin talking to
Speaker 2: his college.
Speaker 3: All the crew doing that as well.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't even give them the gels because I
Speaker 2: was embarrassed that they were. There was the how do
Speaker 2: you're not normally you're plugged. So then when they look
Speaker 2: like they were going to set off an atomic bomb,
Speaker 2: then I would shove them back in my eyes much.
Speaker 3: I'm going to say, brilliant film, and you think it
Speaker 3: will win Oscars next year?
Speaker 2: Yeah, It's brilliant a Christopher Nolan's best film. Yeah name
Speaker 2: for three of his others Batman one, Batman two.
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Speaker 3: Can I just say this now? I get the feeling
Speaker 3: that I don't want you going to see any more
Speaker 3: big movies during the week because I've act old thousand
Speaker 3: yard stands. Coming out as Oppenheimer last night has opened
Speaker 3: up a lot of questions to me, one of which
Speaker 3: you just us being in a studio. I'm not sure
Speaker 3: whether we should be asking on air, but I've noticed
Speaker 3: a lot of staring out the window. Oppenheimer's woken something
Speaker 3: up with you.
Speaker 2: I'll say this, it will really make you think using
Speaker 2: atomic weapons, huh.
Speaker 3: I don't know about you, Patsy, but I needed that
Speaker 3: that intervention because very close to splitting the atom again
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Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 3: Well? Focus man. The last five minutes, Patsy, he's been
Speaker 3: arguing with producer Rio about who didn't invite who to
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Speaker 7: I could judge and think, Yeah, it's like Rio would
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Speaker 3: Tom the senior producer, Oh yeah, playmaker playbreaker? Any who?
Speaker 3: Oppenheimer Knom. I've noticed, by the way, when you hang
Speaker 3: out with your boy crew during the week you come
Speaker 3: in quite boisy, who's coming to the footy?
Speaker 1: Rio?
Speaker 3: You come with me? I ain't going with you going
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Speaker 9: Good morning, Good morning Christian and crew.
Speaker 3: Good morning mate. So you're noted on where are you
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Speaker 10: I'm a street sweet bar. I do the footpaths and
Speaker 10: the guarders and all in the city of Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Good man, thank you very much for it. So you
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Speaker 10: Yeah, that's the one. Yeah, the Johnson, the Johnson from
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Speaker 2: Clean streets.
Speaker 3: We may have been robbers of the ashes, but you
Speaker 3: cut rob our street sweepers. You know, up and down,
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Speaker 10: I start four in the morning, fish midday, so it's good.
Speaker 10: But just getting up in the morning cart that's all well.
Speaker 3: In the little machine then the probably the Johnson five
Speaker 3: point one is it. And they've got a little radio
Speaker 3: in there as well, so you can.
Speaker 10: Hear they've got a radio. They got a radio, and
Speaker 10: they also got a two way radio sol contact with
Speaker 10: the supervisors and all that.
Speaker 8: Radio.
Speaker 10: You guys are really good. I'll listen to this every morning.
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Speaker 2: Can I ask what is the what's the max speed
Speaker 2: of the Johnson? Don't you always want the how far?
Speaker 2: Like these? Like when when it's the end of the
Speaker 2: day and you're not sweeping anymore, can you just get
Speaker 2: on the freeway and drive drive it, clean it.
Speaker 3: On the way home.
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 10: We well, I'm well depots in Kingsington. So it's only
Speaker 10: about sixteen minutes drive. It's twenty minutes for the depot.
Speaker 10: So we going norm the Dinond Road. So just slowly,
Speaker 10: you know. We just do about twenty k's some of that.
Speaker 10: Not too fast right now.
Speaker 3: Now, now we've gone into this, I am curious. Now right,
Speaker 3: let's follow the three. So is there a limiter on
Speaker 3: the Johnson?
Speaker 10: There is on the footpath. Apparently we met to do
Speaker 10: about five to teen k's on the footpath, but this.
Speaker 3: Time of the morning, I just feed it up to
Speaker 3: a good fifty get it done quicker.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. At the end of the sweeping,
Speaker 2: when all the sweeping cone.
Speaker 3: Can you take the brushes up and drive it?
Speaker 2: Ye? Just emerging the traffic.
Speaker 3: Yes, suddenly do in the seventeen on the freeway.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, we can go in the traffic.
Speaker 10: Yes, that's right. We could do about forty k forty kye.
Speaker 3: We got the answer. Ropenheimer. All right, Uhan, thank you
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Speaker 3: On knows to Johnson Andrew, Good morning, want to go.
Speaker 3: I'm good. Knocked on Andrew. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Then down at freezing cold Warrigal. It's about five degrees
Speaker 8: here at the moment, and on the concrete or so.
Speaker 8: Getting ready for a big poor tomorrow.
Speaker 5: So yeah, already knocked on.
Speaker 3: So what are you what you're doing for the next
Speaker 3: twenty four hours? If the pause tomorrow? What are you
Speaker 3: doing is looking at the empty hole at this time tomorrow, guys,
Speaker 3: take for dirie. We'll fill it with something.
Speaker 8: Got to get these all, got to get this ready
Speaker 8: for the paw. So I could be here twenty four hours, right,
Speaker 8: how long it takes to get ready. But it's not
Speaker 8: all good. Got plenty to do, plenty to get to
Speaker 8: get ready.
Speaker 2: So Andrew, how many square meet?
Speaker 8: Is you pouring a thousand?
Speaker 3: Ooh, it's a big paw, big Paul, one of the
Speaker 3: biggest ones of the year so far, is it?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 8: No, Well, I'm at the Warrigal Legend Center here, I've
Speaker 8: got I've got seven and a half thousand squares the paw.
Speaker 8: We've poured three thousand already. This will be, this will be,
Speaker 8: this will be four thousand me my boys, for the
Speaker 8: six of us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Jack, honey, piece away? What's it? What's the max
Speaker 3: speed of the Poor?
Speaker 13: Depends on how fast.
Speaker 3: A minute?
Speaker 14: Ye?
Speaker 3: During the song? All right then, Andrew namy crewe are
Speaker 3: you already at work with other guys there or getting
Speaker 3: ready for the Big Poor?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, we're all we're all ready. There's there's Marco, there's Ray,
Speaker 8: there's Brett, there's Uh, there's John, and there's.
Speaker 3: Sam Ocean even stood around that big old right now? Guys,
Speaker 3: what time is the Big Poor? Tomorrow? Is it during
Speaker 3: the during the show?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, we started seeking tomorrow morning. Start pouring six. We've
Speaker 8: got about there'll be about two hundred and you want.
Speaker 3: To cross that. Yeah, let's did a big Big Poor hashtag.
Speaker 3: Let's start it trending now Big Paul.
Speaker 2: Live, but he's going to focus. He got me on
Speaker 2: the phone.
Speaker 3: Does it matter? Peter can do it or Marco one
Speaker 3: of the others there?
Speaker 2: Okay, not Ray, not Ray, you know Rays not ready yet?
Speaker 3: Guys, crazy my phone raised the old man because he
Speaker 3: is old Man's name, isn't he You might as well
Speaker 3: stick him in that hole.
Speaker 8: Pour over it the next one if I wouldn't mind pouring.
Speaker 2: But maybe we don't cross this guy.
Speaker 8: I saw Openheimer on Friday.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, is that a different one? Is a tribute?
Speaker 8: Bad whatever? I walked out after two hours. Worst movie
Speaker 8: I've ever seen.
Speaker 5: I reckon.
Speaker 2: Get to the explosion?
Speaker 3: Oh no, because you imagine the poor that they had
Speaker 3: to do after they flattened that city.
Speaker 5: I couldn't stand it any longer.
Speaker 8: It was too boring, really.
Speaker 3: But you did two hours of it, didn't you want
Speaker 3: to know to the end?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 13: Couldn't.
Speaker 8: I couldn't handle it.
Speaker 2: You pretty much watched him do all the calculations on
Speaker 2: the blackboard, but you didn't get to watch the bomb
Speaker 2: go off.
Speaker 8: I didn't get to see the big flag anymore.
Speaker 3: Jack, interesting, All right, well they were send you and
Speaker 3: the crew marks okay, Andrew all good, thank you, all right,
Speaker 3: thanks mate, Live radio guys, live radio. One minute. You
Speaker 3: having a laugh for one minute, like, oh god, where
Speaker 3: do we? Where do you go? What do you say that?
Speaker 3: I was looking forward to the Big poor? But it's
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Speaker 5: Hello, Hello Nick?
Speaker 3: And what are you up to? What are you knocked
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Speaker 13: I'm knocked on at Haart Marine Boat Building. We build
Speaker 13: pilot boats and police boats.
Speaker 2: Get out.
Speaker 3: That is interesting. See you're building police boats. Now Jack
Speaker 3: already wants to know what's the max speed of a
Speaker 3: police boat.
Speaker 13: Oh, we've got them out until about thirty five not
Speaker 13: And I.
Speaker 2: Was afraid you're going to say not, I have no idea.
Speaker 3: What what's that?
Speaker 2: In case?
Speaker 3: Convert that to sort of lander and speak.
Speaker 13: Okay, Well we're roughly around the fifty to sixty k.
Speaker 2: Why doesn't they both want to use the kilometers per hour?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I guess you would say that pencil neck in
Speaker 3: your office. Okay, in the world is.
Speaker 2: Never mind? Then?
Speaker 3: Yeah, this want to and they don't like talking about
Speaker 3: it at all. And why can't the police boat go
Speaker 3: even quicker than that?
Speaker 13: Well they're quite heavy. They're around the twenty three tons bloody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, twenty three tells what else is on there? They've
Speaker 3: got like the prisons on the back and like guns
Speaker 3: and lasers.
Speaker 13: Well they do have guns. They've got a gun face.
Speaker 3: I was joking. Well, they've got like a fire was
Speaker 3: designing the police boat and have lasers and have big
Speaker 3: old school cannon just for the look of it. Because
Speaker 3: if I'm them a pirate and like bloody else, Steve,
Speaker 3: they've got kids?
Speaker 13: Why and do they have it?
Speaker 2: Do they have a cell on board, Like, if they
Speaker 2: get some.
Speaker 3: Go what they're going to do with the their doers?
Speaker 3: They get some of those pirates, what they're going to
Speaker 3: put them in?
Speaker 13: No they don't. They don't have cells on them.
Speaker 3: So if they get this, this is won't gone crazy
Speaker 3: them to lobster and champagne or more.
Speaker 2: What do they do with the pirate?
Speaker 13: Yeah, they'll be dealing with They'll get other boats to
Speaker 13: come in very intensive.
Speaker 3: What are the boats have they got prisons on board?
Speaker 3: Could listen. I'm not the architect of these police boats,
Speaker 3: but I'd say Chuck is selling the back somewhere down
Speaker 3: the hold or the brig or whatever you got starboard report.
Speaker 13: Yes we could, it's possible. We only build them for
Speaker 13: their specifications. What they want is what we build.
Speaker 3: But if you got like fifty odd tons of boats,
Speaker 3: surely i'd start with the kind of al or holding.
Speaker 2: Well, I reckon when the chief rocks up and he's
Speaker 2: like come to collect his boat, you go, hey, I
Speaker 2: did you I know it wasn't on the report, but
Speaker 2: have a look in the back.
Speaker 3: No you didn't say the plans, but look we've got him.
Speaker 3: What do you do that for? We don't need that.
Speaker 3: We get the other boats to do that. NICKI boy,
Speaker 3: we'll send you. We're sending Max. Thanks for giving us
Speaker 3: a call. Mat have a good day very much, Sam.
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Speaker 3: There were so many follow up questions. We need to
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Speaker 9: Hello, good morning.
Speaker 3: I just want to give you a quick call to
Speaker 3: see how your son Dom got on working at Reading Cinemas.
Speaker 3: Is he still employed by them?
Speaker 9: He certainly is, and he absolutely loves it.
Speaker 3: Oh brilliant. I'm so.
Speaker 9: Yes, the success story ahead.
Speaker 3: We haven't spoken about Steve yet in the dishwasher, so
Speaker 3: we're still pending that one. But I'm glad that Dom
Speaker 3: is still enjoying his job there. That's crazy, He's Die,
Speaker 3: You must be very hap.
Speaker 9: So you picked up a few extra shoes this week,
Speaker 9: and that's to them. Last night after I picked him
Speaker 9: up and I said, I'm so proud of you, he said,
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Speaker 3: That's great. I guess, yeah, I guess he has picked
Speaker 3: up extra shifts over the weekend because of the big
Speaker 3: Barbenheimer weekend.
Speaker 9: Yes, yes, so I might have to get along to
Speaker 9: see Oppenheimer now as well.
Speaker 2: I think it's great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you very much, lovely to hear from you
Speaker 3: again and.
Speaker 9: Helping.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Charlie here. Good morning Charlie. Good morning guys,
Speaker 3: Good morning Charlie. So what would you love on the
Speaker 3: billboard Charlie.
Speaker 14: Website the new children's band, and we have our very
Speaker 14: first song coming out this Friday.
Speaker 3: Watch Wiggles. Some new guys in town.
Speaker 14: The funny thing is our guys actually worked with the
Speaker 14: wils Oh, you want.
Speaker 3: To be the King, You've got to take out the King.
Speaker 3: I like it. Siggles everyone. They think they're being supported
Speaker 3: by friends. Then suddenly arrival breaks on the midst.
Speaker 2: So what do your guys do with the Wiggles. They
Speaker 2: work backstage or something.
Speaker 14: So sometimes performing on stage, helping out some car, sometimes
Speaker 14: playing guitar. Hidden Wiggles not not quite in the skivvy,
Speaker 14: but on the stage, in.
Speaker 2: The wings, in the costumes like dinosaurs. Oh, the people
Speaker 2: inside Dorothy and the Octopus are going to make their
Speaker 2: own band.
Speaker 3: Yes, this is huge, This is huge, Charlie. Thank you
Speaker 3: so much for calling us. This is massive.
Speaker 2: I guessed when you like night after night, when you're
Speaker 2: in that hot I'm writing.
Speaker 3: Hits in my head. First one is called slew the Wiggles.
Speaker 3: Next one's called I Want to Be Rich Too, Wake up, Jeff.
Speaker 3: But that's just me, you know. That's what I've been
Speaker 3: going on in my head on that big old dinosaur
Speaker 3: out for every day, stinking of my own sweat. Wake up, Jeff,
Speaker 3: ju Jugger Jugger hits out Friday. Guys, not much more
Speaker 3: of this Trojan Horse.
Speaker 2: So if you go to the Wiggles on the weekend
Speaker 2: and Dorothy's not there.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: This is great, Charlie. So what's the outfit called? What
Speaker 3: do you call? We're right behind you.
Speaker 5: We're called easy Peasy.
Speaker 3: That's what that money is Wiggles. Okay, what's the first
Speaker 3: song called so out Friday?
Speaker 5: Is it out Friday? It's called I Love Avocado.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, staying in the wheelhouse, staying in the I
Speaker 3: like it, and that's going to play big in this
Speaker 3: city where everyone does love smart and smashed avo. I
Speaker 3: like it.
Speaker 2: When people first heard the words hot Potato, we would
Speaker 2: have thought, oh, that's a strange thing to write, a
Speaker 2: scale changer, And now it's a huge hit.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. And who else is in the band? What do
Speaker 3: you play, Charlie?
Speaker 14: So I'm the guitarist and the pianist.
Speaker 15: Of the band.
Speaker 3: All right, So you're Murray yes.
Speaker 5: Pretty much, pretty much.
Speaker 14: We have Michael who drives the whole vision of the projects,
Speaker 14: architect Harmony.
Speaker 2: Is he on stage?
Speaker 3: What's he doing?
Speaker 5: He also plays guitar and piano and everything.
Speaker 3: You've got to have an instrument. You can be the vision,
Speaker 3: but you pick up an instrument as well, would wind
Speaker 3: or otherwise. I don't care if it's a triangle. But
Speaker 3: everybody and everyone an easy PC please, so a standing on,
Speaker 3: waving at the crowd. Otherwise it's a breakfast show. You
Speaker 3: can't have any passages.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and we've also got Harmony with us, who's an exceptional.
Speaker 3: Singer, fantastic. So you do any live stuff to promote
Speaker 3: it this weekend you're playing anywhere.
Speaker 14: We're not this weekend, but that's the next big goal
Speaker 14: to try and get some live show if.
Speaker 3: You want to have a word with a vision guy,
Speaker 3: because you know the Beantels didn't just yeah, we've got
Speaker 3: some songs out you're playing live? Yeah, yeah, we'll probably
Speaker 3: to get to that next.
Speaker 2: Actually, what's the big Vision released the debut single since
Speaker 2: we lay Low?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll tell you what he's taking it easy, your
Speaker 3: vision guy, what's the marketing plan? Cool? Christian Tomorrow morning
Speaker 3: and we needed release I love it, easy guys.
Speaker 2: Can we get the single on Friday?
Speaker 3: And here's some of it?
Speaker 14: So it's my Space sample. We've got a sample up
Speaker 14: on Instagram right now, and then we've also got links
Speaker 14: to be able to access it on all of the
Speaker 14: streaming services.
Speaker 3: Easy psy, we love Avocado? Is that the song?
Speaker 5: I Love Avocado?
Speaker 3: I see gone for singular other than a collective? Okay,
Speaker 3: that's a vision guy. I'm not a vision guy, just
Speaker 3: a dancing monkey every morning. I'm not a vision guy.
Speaker 2: Good luck, Charlie. So what would you want on the billboard?
Speaker 3: All right, George Martin, come on.
Speaker 2: Sorry, I forgot about the billboard.
Speaker 3: He's not the vision guy either, but we need a
Speaker 3: vision guy.
Speaker 2: What would you want to say?
Speaker 14: We've got to get our Instagram up on the billboard
Speaker 14: and say I Love Avocado comes out this Friday.
Speaker 2: Then Instagram, slash, easyp. There's a bit, missy, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Tell you what we're gonna do. We're going to take
Speaker 3: this off air for a couple of minutes and have
Speaker 3: a think how we can sort of you know, we
Speaker 3: need to speak to the vision guy here because you know,
Speaker 3: I think it needs to be a bit more of
Speaker 3: a punchy message. You know, you need something that's a
Speaker 3: bit more attention grab and you're like dies, you know,
Speaker 3: please reading cinemas, Please give my son a job, stee,
Speaker 3: put your plates in a dishwasher. You go, and I
Speaker 3: love Avocado, new single out. There's a lot of messages
Speaker 3: like there. Okay, you're going into a lot of noisy headspace,
Speaker 3: as the marketers say, so you need some point of distinction,
Speaker 3: something like it's not this death to the Wiggles.
Speaker 5: Going whoa, whoa.
Speaker 3: I love Avcardo.
Speaker 2: I think he's right, Charlie, you got to take down
Speaker 2: the Wiggle.
Speaker 1: We'll come back to this well Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: All right, here's the situation. Every morning we'll giving a
Speaker 3: billboards to you. Whatever you want on the billboards, you
Speaker 3: can have it. We can put up your message within
Speaker 3: minutes to the billboards all over town now being Highway,
Speaker 3: Balto Bridge, Princess Freeway, Tell a free way Monash free
Speaker 3: with those big mega billboards, the electronic ones. Charlie just
Speaker 3: gave us a call. Him and his mates have a
Speaker 3: children's band. They've actually been playing with the Wiggles. They're
Speaker 3: the guys who were inside the big dinosaur outfits.
Speaker 2: They're ready to come out of the costumes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're called easy Peasy. Their first song this is
Speaker 3: their big play, right, Their first song comes out Friday.
Speaker 3: They'd love to have something on the billboard right at
Speaker 3: the moment, he's trying to work out what it is,
Speaker 3: and we're trying to help them out. At the moment,
Speaker 3: they just want to push Instagram because that's the way
Speaker 3: the world these days. But you're not going to see
Speaker 3: that driving around stuff like that. There's too many of
Speaker 3: these messages like us here do this, Okay, you don't.
Speaker 3: They just need to push the band name and the
Speaker 3: song and they need to get your attention. So Jack
Speaker 3: at the moment, obviously I said this is working progres.
Speaker 3: When I said death to the Wiggles, I mean no
Speaker 3: harm to the Wiggles. Murray and Jeff and the boys,
Speaker 3: lovely guys. However, we're brainstoring here, yes a blue sky
Speaker 3: on it. As they say what about this? Then r
Speaker 3: ip the Wiggles.
Speaker 2: Are still on Death to the Wiggles. Actually it's even
Speaker 2: worth they've already something's happened.
Speaker 3: If something's happened, you're right, ah r I p the Wiggles,
Speaker 3: Easy Pas for evs. That's the language of the kids.
Speaker 3: Watch about this. Then the world's greatest kids band is
Speaker 3: here hashtag easy Peasy.
Speaker 2: All right, I've got hot potatoes have gone cold. Easy
Speaker 2: Peasy is your new favorite kids band? Oh my god?
Speaker 3: Who wrote that? Some sort of youth club leader? All right,
Speaker 3: they need your help, Melbourne. Text in what's a better
Speaker 3: headline they can have on the billboard? So the song
Speaker 3: is called I Love Avocado.
Speaker 2: I Love Avocado. The band is easy Peasy. And if
Speaker 2: there's some kind of desk to the Wiggles.
Speaker 3: Clip, Yes, a little bit of light spray, friendly banter, okay,
Speaker 3: friendly fine to the Wiggles, that'll be ideal. All right?
Speaker 3: Text in the message what should go on there to
Speaker 3: promote the band they called Easyps is called I Love
Speaker 3: Avocado Over seven five three one oh four three funeral
Speaker 3: today it's the Wiggles.
Speaker 6: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: We're not promoting the Instagram. It's boring. Every other thing
Speaker 3: these days is go to Facebook, Go and Instagram like us.
Speaker 3: There for an oven. They want me to go and
Speaker 3: like them on Instagram. You're an oven. Just at the
Speaker 3: start of some kind of branding exercise. All right, so
Speaker 3: here is where we are, then, win a billboard spoke.
Speaker 3: Its a lovely guy called Charlie. He's got a band.
Speaker 3: Him and his mates are in a band, kids band.
Speaker 3: They're called easy Peasy. They've been playing with the Wiggles.
Speaker 3: We've got their song right drops Friday. It's called I
Speaker 3: Love Avocado. This is this is This is an instant hit.
Speaker 3: This has got that infectious hook that the Wiggles did.
Speaker 3: It's like it's from Disney.
Speaker 1: It's very good at.
Speaker 3: What's happened to lyrics?
Speaker 2: That's a guitar?
Speaker 12: All right?
Speaker 3: Okay, right, you and I need to get into this game. Seriously.
Speaker 2: You think it's easy to write it's easy ps.
Speaker 3: No where they got the names? You and I could
Speaker 3: do some of that. You know, dressing red were on
Speaker 3: a Saturday morning shows. All right, So we're looking for
Speaker 3: a slogan for the Billboards game. Hey, Google play I
Speaker 3: Love Avocados by easy Pas clever clever on the nose. Uh.
Speaker 3: The Audi Wiggles were good. We're different block capitals. Easy Peasy,
Speaker 3: move over Wiggles. Pasy is here.
Speaker 2: We don't even know the band's name, like the.
Speaker 3: Stones Springsteen or Prince I love Avocado. Drops on Friday
Speaker 3: smash the Wiggles. I love avocado. Hashtag easy peasy, Uh
Speaker 3: We're you're on over to insta it's easy pas see
Speaker 3: that's good to to Chugger, Chugger to the Wiggles. Easy
Speaker 3: pasy runs the world now hashtag if were the previous
Speaker 3: kings of the world Wiggles were easy peasy is.
Speaker 2: Pasted to the presence. May I throw one more in?
Speaker 2: Police Wiggles have gone stiff easy pasy because.
Speaker 3: They're not with kids bands language like that. No stop kids,
Speaker 3: tally parents, Jackson alreadio no kids telling parents the Wiggles
Speaker 3: are out and easy in. That's a good one. Hashtag
Speaker 3: I love avocado. Let's get the main man from the
Speaker 3: band on right now and give us a call ten
Speaker 3: minutes go, Charlie, do you like any of these? Mate?
Speaker 14: To be honest, the one that actually stands out is
Speaker 14: the hey Google one. It's a clear instruction. It's directing, it.
Speaker 2: Is, it is, it's very very good.
Speaker 3: It's a bit serious. Jack and Ized breath away.
Speaker 2: We want I think we wanted to choose one of
Speaker 2: the anti Wigan ones.
Speaker 3: A taskmaster success demands it to get it, Charlie. Charlie,
Speaker 3: by the way, the song, the song's great, thank.
Speaker 5: You, thank you.
Speaker 14: Where It's been a long process to get it ridden
Speaker 14: and recorded. So I'm glad you like it.
Speaker 3: No, I do. I think it's very very good, mate.
Speaker 3: I wish all the success with it. So what's the
Speaker 3: one that you like? When do you want us to
Speaker 3: put this up? Do you not want this Friday when
Speaker 3: the song's out, because then we can go out now,
Speaker 3: you know, and you've got the little word tinkers on
Speaker 3: the way to the school run.
Speaker 14: I mean, if you're happy to do Friday, take Friday.
Speaker 3: Who's gone stiff?
Speaker 2: What did you call the children?
Speaker 3: Tinkers? Attackers? You know, Charlie. So listen, Charlie, So what
Speaker 3: about we do all this Friday, because that's when the
Speaker 3: song's out.
Speaker 5: Okay, I would love that. I'd be absolutely thrilled.
Speaker 3: Blood Man's offering you access to all these billboards and
Speaker 3: the day your singles out is free marketing. All right, Charlie.
Speaker 3: So you like the Google play? I love Avocado?
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah.
Speaker 2: My only thought about that is, like some people use Alexa,
Speaker 2: some people use Siri.
Speaker 3: Burgs here all right, zook? Oh, the head of its
Speaker 3: has popped in for quick Jack's left the room. Yep, Charlie,
Speaker 3: don't worry about it.
Speaker 5: We go with Google.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'll cut out Jackie one this one. Charlie. We
Speaker 3: speak to you Friday, but we'll give you the billboards Friday.
Speaker 5: Amazing, Thank you.
Speaker 3: All of this is great, right, great twenty minutes chat
Speaker 3: with Charlie and messages. We've got nothing to put on
Speaker 3: the billboard. What do you want for today? Melbourne?
Speaker 1: Carl and Bryner and you're listening to the question of
Speaker 1: Carl's Show.
Speaker 3: Podcast, Christian what about the Wiggles hate avocados? We're moving on, guys,
Speaker 3: you got to focus. There's all these billboards. Nothing on
Speaker 3: the fort today Friday. We're good. It's dzy peasy Friday.
Speaker 3: Right now. We have business in hand. Adam's on the line.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Adam.
Speaker 5: Hello, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good, Adam, So welcome to the show and win
Speaker 3: a billboard? What would you love the billboards of Melbourne
Speaker 3: to say today?
Speaker 16: So me and my mate we've opened up a little
Speaker 16: cafe in Thornbury and everything's five dollars, just to help
Speaker 16: out with everyone in the struggling times. So it's something
Speaker 16: the cafe that maybe say the name and that everything's
Speaker 16: five dollars.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a great idea. Good on you. I think
Speaker 3: it's a lovely thing to do. So it's all five
Speaker 3: dollars today every day.
Speaker 16: So that's our thing. Like we've got pastors, begets, like copies.
Speaker 3: All like buck yeah much. I'm worried about your buddy here.
Speaker 3: I'm worried about your make ends meet. I mean, this
Speaker 3: is a lovely thing to do, but you've got bills
Speaker 3: to play, the cost of livings high for everyone renting
Speaker 3: the place and getting all the materials and food in
Speaker 3: that that you're going to give to us.
Speaker 16: It's just, you know, just we're trying to help out,
Speaker 16: you know, a secret millionaires?
Speaker 3: Is it some new TV show that'd be great?
Speaker 2: No, but seriously, Adam, for five weeks now like a
Speaker 2: coffee class, almost fly back to the cafe back again.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen for under ten dollars.
Speaker 5: No, it's good.
Speaker 16: It's a good week. We came up with a good
Speaker 16: idea and.
Speaker 3: Well have you stay tuned to my friends? All right,
Speaker 3: so what would you like it to say, Adam?
Speaker 16: If maybe we just said like five bucks? Schmuck? And
Speaker 16: maybe maybe seven nineteen High Street that's where it is,
Speaker 16: and just maybe there's something to say, like everything's five bucks.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, it's a little bit loose at the mind again,
Speaker 3: we're back to brainstorming.
Speaker 2: So five is the name of the cafe?
Speaker 3: Yes, great name. First of all, that is a great
Speaker 3: name for the business. So I reckon you start, you
Speaker 3: we open, yeah, we open with that five buck schmuck
Speaker 3: exclamation mark? Yeah, yeah, straight away? What's this? You read
Speaker 3: it right? Everything five dollars?
Speaker 2: Yes, oh you heard right?
Speaker 3: I heard right?
Speaker 2: What about just everything five dollars including baguette, pastors, forgets?
Speaker 3: Are we going to spell that right? How many is it? Eightees?
Speaker 3: Is there?
Speaker 13: What?
Speaker 3: Friends?
Speaker 14: Do?
Speaker 3: They chuck another rest at the end? What's the blur
Speaker 3: of baghett?
Speaker 2: Does that?
Speaker 3: Those French sticks? You know, the one's the big long
Speaker 3: one the football?
Speaker 2: What's your what's your best piece of food in there? Adam?
Speaker 2: What's your centerpiece?
Speaker 3: There we go with this today.
Speaker 16: Everything goes pretty well, everything's pretty popular.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. Refuse to answer a press conference.
Speaker 2: Adam is sorry, five bucks, schmuck everything? Five bucks?
Speaker 3: Come along? Seven nights? What's your dress?
Speaker 5: Seven nineteen High Street?
Speaker 8: Thor.
Speaker 2: Alright, that's all it needs to be.
Speaker 3: Probably, it's punchy, it's it's good, ABC, accurate, brief, concise. Yep,
Speaker 3: you got it, buddy, five buck Schmuck, seven nineteen Thornberry
Speaker 3: High Street. Yep, I just keep saying it, you know,
Speaker 3: out loud. Are you there?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: Just up a crowd here? What was by buck schmuck?
Speaker 3: I'm here for my owner, Baghetta?
Speaker 2: What time do you open?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 16: I knew this was going so I just hopped in
Speaker 16: the car to try try to do this, but I
Speaker 16: should I was. I was just around the corner from there.
Speaker 2: So yeah, but what time you like? What time does
Speaker 2: the cap? I open in the morning?
Speaker 3: What's going on? Opens at the seventh normally?
Speaker 2: So who's there now?
Speaker 3: The schmuck?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 5: Someone else there?
Speaker 2: People can go?
Speaker 3: So people can go right now? It's open now, Yes
Speaker 3: it is gotch and cloud. We clear you're around the corner.
Speaker 3: But there's someone else there running the five buck smuck?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, seven nineteen Thornbury High Street. Yep, gotcha. Okay,
Speaker 3: all right, adam, good luck, we're gonna send the message now.
Speaker 3: It's going up the next couple of minutes. Good luck.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Perhaps he do you get text messages from your daughter
Speaker 3: during your.
Speaker 4: Day at first times? Yeah, sometimes I do.
Speaker 2: Well, you're answering your daughter during the show A lot
Speaker 2: of the time. I look over and you're on the phone.
Speaker 3: Now, that is not a separate thing. That's a separate thing.
Speaker 4: Thirty seconds I ring her at seven forty as she
Speaker 4: gets on the bus.
Speaker 3: I don't want to get into it now. But that's
Speaker 3: not true, is it. It's not thirty seconds? But I
Speaker 3: get it.
Speaker 12: You're here.
Speaker 3: You want to just check everything's right home.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well I don't see us, so I just need.
Speaker 3: To show you know. It's tough in the mornings. It is. Yeah,
Speaker 3: also a lot easy being here. That's what I've worked.
Speaker 3: You see them at the end of the day. Seeing
Speaker 3: the end of the day, they're all tired and cozy,
Speaker 3: little bedtime story part time. You can be a hero
Speaker 3: in the bedroom as you're just at reading out the stories,
Speaker 3: get a couple of encores, whereas in the morning they're scratchy.
Speaker 3: It's best Dad's somewhere else.
Speaker 2: Well, you've done twenty years of breakfast row twenty five years,
Speaker 2: so more than you would never have had to send
Speaker 2: the girls to school.
Speaker 3: I've done it about eight times and found it unbelievably stressful.
Speaker 3: They also hated it because they because I get every early,
Speaker 3: they would be deposited at school at like half plus
Speaker 3: five in the morning.
Speaker 4: Plus you get in the way. I find when I'm
Speaker 4: on holidays and i'm home, I'm just on the way
Speaker 4: in the way. It's like, mum, get out of the right.
Speaker 3: They're not used to doing it. They don't want the
Speaker 3: rhythm of you there. That's it. Actually you realize you're
Speaker 3: a bystand they've got they've got this kind of strange
Speaker 3: little routine and dance and actually you're not welcome. Then
Speaker 3: it's best that you actually just get in the way
Speaker 3: and I can fly in the ointment anyway. At the moment,
Speaker 3: I'm getting messages because it's formal time for lower she's
Speaker 3: here elone. Yeah, really exciting, but let's focus during the
Speaker 3: school hours on the schooling, okay, and we do the
Speaker 3: excitement at the weekend when you've got lots of time,
Speaker 3: or at home time in the evening. Yesterday, I'm in
Speaker 3: a meeting with the team here, right, and we're going
Speaker 3: through some very exciting potential ideas for client ideas on
Speaker 3: the show. The next couple of weeks, we're midway through
Speaker 3: some very exciting stuff for a tool based company.
Speaker 2: That's our favorite part of the show. How can we.
Speaker 3: It's why I come here, really, I just knock off
Speaker 3: the show stuff and I'm like, have we got any
Speaker 3: more tool companies? I want to do stuff? I'm here
Speaker 3: for that anyway. Nine forty two am I get this.
Speaker 3: I really need your help Dad. Straight away. I go
Speaker 3: to Team Hay to chat this. Something's going on. It's
Speaker 3: a photo, a screenshot from the Iconic again not a
Speaker 3: schooling educational portal of a handbag. This is my dream
Speaker 3: bag for formal and it's now thirty percent off. I
Speaker 3: need you to buy this, I reply, I need you
Speaker 3: to focus on schooling and you can get the handbag
Speaker 3: after six o'clock tonight, Cinderella. I'm concerned this thirty percent
Speaker 3: off won't be for much longer. And then the tear emoji.
Speaker 3: This is this is ridiculous. I said, I'm in a
Speaker 3: re meeting right now. I'm going to keep battering you
Speaker 3: until you say yes nothing and then I go yes
Speaker 3: by the flipping handbag.
Speaker 1: Christian no Connell's Show podcast Christian.
Speaker 3: I had to google the plot after watching Don't Worry Darling.
Speaker 3: Maybe I was too busy looking at Harry Styles to
Speaker 3: take the king the whole thing, but there was a
Speaker 3: lot going on.
Speaker 4: I had to do that as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we were talking about it last week. These days,
Speaker 3: a lot of the movies, there's a lot of layers
Speaker 3: you're overage, Mumby like us to go through. Back in
Speaker 3: my day, Police Academy, Academy, top Gun. He's in a cockpit. Okay,
Speaker 3: he meets the girl, will they get together? We all
Speaker 3: go home. We have no questions. You tied up with
Speaker 3: a nice bow at the end. This hidden meaning stuff,
Speaker 3: And I'm talking to you, Christopher Nolan. Make it obvious.
Speaker 2: There was no Google back then, but we didn't need it.
Speaker 2: We got the movie You.
Speaker 3: Caristial shovel popcorn into your mouth without these thoughts after thoughts.
Speaker 3: So I uh no, Sporiler said, By the way, but
Speaker 3: I loved the Barbie movie. But Patsy, did you understand
Speaker 3: the ending? A very funny line, But I thought, hm,
Speaker 3: they mean something in that. I don't want to say
Speaker 3: anything to the two radical feminists that took me my
Speaker 3: daughters because I thought they'd tearing me to pieces. It
Speaker 3: was already like a chimpanzee war as it was. They
Speaker 3: were tearing chunks at me in the car. About when
Speaker 3: I just said, right, Gosling steals that movie. They go, oh,
Speaker 3: there's a patriarchy. Guy supports guy, and I was just like,
Speaker 3: I just keep quiet, now, keep quiet. So I got
Speaker 3: home and I googled Barbie movie ending question mark, like
Speaker 3: you do the rest, Google, you explain it to me.
Speaker 3: I read a two thousand word article from l magazine
Speaker 3: or even the lady writing it was presuming this is
Speaker 3: what they meant, and she didn't want to say. I
Speaker 3: think it's issue and I think what they're saying in
Speaker 3: the movie is two thousand words and you haven't got
Speaker 3: a definitive ending. These kids aren't going to understand this.
Speaker 2: It was so interesting now looking back at when you
Speaker 2: came in after the weekend and to caitlin A producing
Speaker 2: the ending was very clever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so much clever. It went over my head.
Speaker 4: Chris was the same though, he goes, what a stupid ending.
Speaker 4: When we're in the cinema, said, oh, how dare you?
Speaker 4: That's blosshemous.
Speaker 3: I just didn't do you what did you what do
Speaker 3: you take?
Speaker 2: Can you say what it is?
Speaker 5: Will?
Speaker 3: No? No, it's a very very funny joke because actually
Speaker 3: it's a joke with a meaning, right, And like with
Speaker 3: any joke, you can take it in a million different ways,
Speaker 3: and they end with it a movie like that, which
Speaker 3: has a lot of points in there. It's not just
Speaker 3: a joke. Everyone walked out laughing, but I walked out going,
Speaker 3: I get it, greta girl with I just have Google
Speaker 3: as but Google just needs to back up my final.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I thought just reading that.
Speaker 3: Now do you think, Patsy?
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, I think you will take the meaning from
Speaker 4: it that you want to.
Speaker 3: Come a raw shap blocker ink block.
Speaker 4: That's what I think.
Speaker 2: There are no wrong answers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, correct, I think you'll take from it what you will.
Speaker 3: What did you take from it?
Speaker 4: I loved it.
Speaker 3: I thought it was the ending.
Speaker 4: To say, because it's a spoil I don't want to
Speaker 4: spoil it for anyone watching it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, fair enough, gotcha. I will say this about Oppenheimer,
Speaker 2: which I watched last night.
Speaker 3: It wasn't no spoilers, by the way, because we all
Speaker 3: know how it ended. You can't go, hey, I want
Speaker 3: to go home, don't ever go in history books.
Speaker 2: No, I had to google more than just the ending
Speaker 2: there was.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 2: I love the movie, but it was so dense, especially
Speaker 2: all the political turmoil in and around Oppenheimer and what
Speaker 2: happened after, because it's a bomb.
Speaker 3: Big, big story to tell you, and the movie's long anyway?
Speaker 3: Was it just on the three hours?
Speaker 2: Three hours? And then Oppenheimer explained on YouTube was half
Speaker 2: an hour. So that's four hours that I put into
Speaker 2: last night, just understanding work.
Speaker 3: You gotta do. Isn't that we didn't have to do
Speaker 3: this back in the day. Go to your local library
Speaker 3: to read up on tupp gun and what an F
Speaker 3: nineteen was and a meg fighter jet? All right? So
Speaker 3: when did you have to google a movie you saw
Speaker 3: to find out more about it?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast a.
Speaker 3: Couple of years ago, there was a movie called Donny Darko. Yes,
Speaker 3: I have no idea, and everyone's like, oh God, I
Speaker 3: seen Johnny. Isn't that a great movie? And you know,
Speaker 3: we go, yeah, yeah, yeah, so great, and inside you
Speaker 3: going I got no idea about what I saw or
Speaker 3: what the ending was a couple of years ago, promoting
Speaker 3: a very different kind of movie which I did understand,
Speaker 3: called Southpoor, a boxer movie. Jake Gillenhall. Half the interview,
Speaker 3: I was talking about Donny Dark Oh went I didn't
Speaker 3: understand it? Did you understand he was in the flipping movie?
Speaker 3: He goes, I gotta be honest, I've never said this
Speaker 3: for but it's a few years on it. I didn't
Speaker 3: understand lots of I'm not then what hope is there
Speaker 3: for the average slacksual mumdy like me shoveling popcorn in
Speaker 3: my pie hole watching it?
Speaker 2: What was that energy snake coming out of your stomach? About? Yes,
Speaker 2: time travel.
Speaker 3: We're talking about movies where you had to consult Google
Speaker 3: try and understand what you'd seen. No Country for Old Men.
Speaker 3: Christian everywhere else was going about how brilliant the ending was.
Speaker 3: I just thought, what did I mean? Straight onto the
Speaker 3: IMDb aptor read up on it. Still think it was
Speaker 3: a stupid ending. Mark's on the line, Mark, what movie
Speaker 3: did you go and see? We had to consult Google?
Speaker 12: Thanks Christian. I went and saw I'm Keenanth a few
Speaker 12: years ago. Another bloody Christopher Nolan.
Speaker 3: Since Dark Knight, he's determined to confuse cinema.
Speaker 2: But Matthew McConaughey in that Bookshelf and Interstellar.
Speaker 12: I don't know what he's on, but he should be
Speaker 12: sharing it, I tell you.
Speaker 3: So you went to see Tenant, which is a very
Speaker 3: confusing movie, isn't it.
Speaker 12: It's a very confusing movie. I saw it at like
Speaker 12: the nine thirty session was just made it worse because
Speaker 12: I was just trapped in a cinema with like eighty
Speaker 12: five turbo geeks that just got every bit of it.
Speaker 3: I love that it's not geeks, it's turbo geeks. It's
Speaker 3: a special showing the turbo geeks showing.
Speaker 12: And it took me a good three or four days
Speaker 12: of research, and I still I don't know if it's
Speaker 12: forwards backwards up there, and I don't know what's happening.
Speaker 3: So, and you aren't you a maths teacher, so you're
Speaker 3: obviously a smart guy.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but it's logic, and this is not logic.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 12: Come on, a movie should go from point to point
Speaker 12: to point to point.
Speaker 3: Midge, we all walk out understanding it all. Smiley, there's
Speaker 3: no shade to gray, there's only black and white.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because what happens with and this happened with me
Speaker 2: last night, Oppenheimer, you walk out, and the natural thing
Speaker 2: to do is everyone goes, oh, what did you think?
Speaker 2: I did like it, But it's hard to say I
Speaker 2: love a film, but I also didn't understand a bunch.
Speaker 3: Of it, especially when saying there for three hours, because
Speaker 3: you're like, what did you miss? Because there's so much?
Speaker 3: But everyone says an Oppenheimer, there's too much information.
Speaker 2: There's so much. I mean, he's they're packing his whole
Speaker 2: life in there, so from when he's a teenager up
Speaker 2: until when he dies.
Speaker 3: Why do we need to know what happened as a
Speaker 3: teenager and you know what he got up to with
Speaker 3: splitting the act. I don't care what he was like
Speaker 3: as a kid.
Speaker 2: I tell you. Actually, films have come so far, and
Speaker 2: the advancement of filmmaking has come so far. But something
Speaker 2: there I still haven't nailed is making an older actor
Speaker 2: convincingly look like a younger man. Yeah, it doesn't worry Oppenheimer.
Speaker 2: As a younger man just look like some supermarket hair dye.
Speaker 3: So my well worth just for men.
Speaker 6: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian, I had to google the Prestige amazing movie. Didn't
Speaker 3: understand a lot of it. It's another Christopher Nola one.
Speaker 3: I think ninety nine point nine percent of the movies
Speaker 3: that we've all had to google and involve Christopher Nolan
Speaker 3: behind the lens. James, thank you very much your text
Speaker 3: ban you have her time wasted coming up in five
Speaker 3: minutes time. Thank you, very very very much. Share everyone
Speaker 3: that has offered to help out the lady we spoke
Speaker 3: to yesterday, wonderful person Sue. Sue called him when we
Speaker 3: were talking about Winner billboard work the moment on the show,
Speaker 3: we are giving you control of the billboards of Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Sue wanted to put a message up there, but actually
Speaker 3: she had something far bigger going on in her life.
Speaker 3: Her brother was to be getting married next month and
Speaker 3: at the end of August, and sadly Monday this week
Speaker 3: we're given a diagnosis with his brain tumor that isn't good,
Speaker 3: so much so that he was advised that if you
Speaker 3: do want to get married, he would have to do
Speaker 3: it this Saturday. So yesterday Sue was just trying to
Speaker 3: call us, not asking for any how, she was trying
Speaker 3: to move the entire wedding forward by a couple of
Speaker 3: weeks in just a couple of days and processing what's
Speaker 3: happening with her brother. She was actually colling us to
Speaker 3: put something about a family member coming over flying into Melbourne,
Speaker 3: just want them to see a nice welcome message, a
Speaker 3: little bit of cheer ahead of the big day on Saturday.
Speaker 3: So we said, look, you can't do all that alone.
Speaker 3: There's so much work that goes on trying to pull
Speaker 3: up a wedding, let alone just a couple of days.
Speaker 3: So when we say stuff like that and say that
Speaker 3: we can help that we really is you guys, and
Speaker 3: you made the show with us every single day. But
Speaker 3: it's incredible. I'm always humbled, and yesterday never more so
Speaker 3: than when we left here at nine o'clock. There were
Speaker 3: still phone calls out the day, so many emails from
Speaker 3: people giving their time, their money. We all know how
Speaker 3: hard things are right now and the costs of living,
Speaker 3: but the moment you heard what Sue was trying to
Speaker 3: do for a poor brother, Brian and his wife to
Speaker 3: be this weekend, Heather, this is just some of the people.
Speaker 3: Can't get through all them because there's so many. But
Speaker 3: thank you very much to Adam and all the team,
Speaker 3: but the Guards of Valhalla, the Bikers, that do a
Speaker 3: lot of work for charity. They were offering to guide
Speaker 3: them be outriders on their motorbikes and actually give Brian
Speaker 3: a lift on the back of the bike to the
Speaker 3: wedding this weekend. They're obviously even going to pay for
Speaker 3: accommodation themselves, so thank you very much. To the Guards
Speaker 3: of Valhalla.
Speaker 2: Wayne has offered luxury cars to take them if they
Speaker 2: would like luxury cars, the Caddyman car Hire.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. To Jamie. He's got a twenty
Speaker 3: acre property out at Pantonhill which is beautiful out there
Speaker 3: with the barn they could have used if they couldn't
Speaker 3: move the venue, So Jamie, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: And Tracy has offered honeymoon for them at year in
Speaker 2: Gorge Cottagers.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much to Emma Cake Studio offering a
Speaker 3: free wedding cake to make that ahead of this weekend,
Speaker 3: which is a big offer. Thank you very much, Emma
Speaker 3: Atlas at Cake Studio.
Speaker 2: We had a great response to people offering dress and
Speaker 2: suit higher Alicia who works at Ferrari Formal Wear or
Speaker 2: Sarah from Review Australia can help them out.
Speaker 3: And yesterday in the midst of everything that she was
Speaker 3: going through. Sue. She just said, I want to give
Speaker 3: my brother a big party and knees up this weekend.
Speaker 3: Thank you. So if you need that, you need some boost.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much to Jay from Rochford Wines, I'm
Speaker 3: going to provide a dozen red and a dozen white.
Speaker 3: Morgan from White Light Beverages can provide gin and vodka.
Speaker 2: And John from JMS Photography is happy to be the
Speaker 2: photographer on the day.
Speaker 3: There were loads more. Honestly, thank you so much for
Speaker 3: everyone that's offered to help out. Sue is on the
Speaker 3: line right now. Good morning, Sue, Good morning. So how
Speaker 3: are you now then, ahead of trying to move the
Speaker 3: wedding forward to this weekend, how's it looking.
Speaker 1: It's really good.
Speaker 11: The people that we sort of in place of all
Speaker 11: come to the party and said, yes we can. We've
Speaker 11: got the venue, We've got the celebrant. Unfortunately not the piper.
Speaker 11: So I have reached out to the lady who offered
Speaker 11: the piper because we were stuck as he's in Scotland,
Speaker 11: so and just the wedding gives sets all. Everybody else
Speaker 11: is sort of come to the party and said no,
Speaker 11: we can move. So it's been great. Thank you so
Speaker 11: so much, and your listeners are amazing.
Speaker 3: No, they really are. Thank you for saying that, Sue,
Speaker 3: So listen, Sue. So in terms of like the things
Speaker 3: that you do need at the moment, So if anyone
Speaker 3: knows of a bagpiper for this Saturday, so the bagpipe
Speaker 3: is important, yeah.
Speaker 13: Because.
Speaker 11: Her family is Scottish sort of you know from and
Speaker 11: so she just wanted that to her mum and their dad.
Speaker 3: They love the bagpiper. They go mad for that. Scotts
Speaker 3: we do, all right. So if anyone knows who are bagpiper?
Speaker 3: You've got that one who practices on your overl opposite.
Speaker 3: You haven't heard him for in Scotland it's the World
Speaker 3: Champs at the moment. It's not the open over there.
Speaker 3: It's a big.
Speaker 2: Ground and we're looking at a piper drought in Australia
Speaker 2: if there are all the big custions.
Speaker 3: All right, So bagpiper the other thing that you're also
Speaker 3: keen on. You get a lot of weddings these days,
Speaker 3: and when I was out a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 3: it's a lot of fun. Is the photo booth need that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Yeah, we were thinking. I met up with my brother
Speaker 11: in head last night and so I hadn't had a
Speaker 11: chance to so I was thinking about it, but I
Speaker 11: hadn't had a chance to organize it and sort of
Speaker 11: probing too late now, So it might.
Speaker 3: Not be too late, honestly, Just look at all the
Speaker 3: people that have come for the last twenty four hours
Speaker 3: to you never know, there might be someone who has
Speaker 3: got a photo booth and they can give it to
Speaker 3: you for this weekend.
Speaker 11: Oh that would the amazing.
Speaker 3: It might be a bagpiper who's got a photo booth.
Speaker 3: He could be like a Swiss army knife.
Speaker 15: Fingers crossed, a Scott Jammy nice.
Speaker 3: Yes, there you go nice. And also you would love
Speaker 3: some chocolate hearts in that little gift gift bank for
Speaker 3: the guests.
Speaker 11: Oh yes, and I'm also contacted the share of from
Speaker 11: Winning Wish and she she's actually got back to me
Speaker 11: and and said that she would love to help. That
Speaker 11: would be wonderful, So thank you, Sharah.
Speaker 3: Brilliant, brilliant.
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 2: So the pipe and the photo book.
Speaker 3: That is there? Anything? Elsel is that those two today?
Speaker 3: Those are the things?
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 11: It's just my son has an old car that my
Speaker 11: brother really wanted, so he's going in my son's old
Speaker 11: cards and old Valiant and we have another Monaro for
Speaker 11: the bride. So we had the cars, but thank you
Speaker 11: so much for the for the cars too, and.
Speaker 3: We're surprised of those guys of Van Haana just hang
Speaker 3: around there anyway.
Speaker 2: Just those bikes come whether you like it or note,
Speaker 2: come on, guys, stand down, stand up.
Speaker 11: My brother last bike.
Speaker 15: So yeah, so that that thanks thank you for them
Speaker 15: as well.
Speaker 3: All right, So if you got a photo booth is
Speaker 3: this Saturday, or if you know of a bagpiper or
Speaker 3: you are a bagpiper, please give us a call No.
Speaker 3: Four one one four three fingers crossed. Hopefully more good
Speaker 3: news today, but please send our best to Brian and
Speaker 3: Heather as well. It's on track. They aren't going to
Speaker 3: have a really spectacular day this weekend. Thanks for all
Speaker 3: the work that you've done. You're a great sister to Ah.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 15: Look he's been a great brother and I just want
Speaker 15: to make it a huge celebration just in light of everything.
Speaker 3: So good on you and you will all right, So
Speaker 3: we catch up tomorrow. Hey, that's a right pleasure. Speak
Speaker 3: to you tomorrow. Have a good day.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Let's say we have a lead for the photo booth.
Speaker 3: The bag piper is the tricky one. Someone's just called
Speaker 3: in just now who was a piper, but they can't
Speaker 3: make it so they're either in Scotland or they've got
Speaker 3: an engagement this weekend. So bagpiper is a tricky thing
Speaker 3: that we still need leads for. If you can help
Speaker 3: nine four one for one oh four three. Patsy, you've
Speaker 3: got a lead as well that I know you've passed
Speaker 3: on as.
Speaker 4: Well to the Yeah, no, I know Camel who listens
Speaker 4: to the show.
Speaker 3: I'll come on, come on the piper. I've got my phone.
Speaker 3: Pipe pipe is Calmel.
Speaker 4: I used to dance with her and her whole family.
Speaker 4: Pipe is Calmel. If you're listening, if you can help out,
Speaker 4: you call me the Partridge family.
Speaker 3: There's to chrug some five pipers. Of course this would
Speaker 3: have been in your wheelhouse as a former stage cham.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, there's got to be someone that can help.
Speaker 2: Come on in whats up in Highland dancing? Did you
Speaker 2: always dance to live pipers? Sometimes tape?
Speaker 4: Sometimes we had cassette tape Jack, yes, because our pipers
Speaker 4: were quite old in the day. They're about seventy or eighty.
Speaker 3: Some of them fought with braveheart.
Speaker 4: Very fit though, because it's good for your lungs.
Speaker 3: Okay, that is interesting, it is, isn't it. You know
Speaker 3: I've always wondered how what their votwo capacity is.
Speaker 4: It's very high.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I bet it. What do you reckon that max is?
Speaker 2: There's seventy But they breathed like a.
Speaker 3: Fifty yes, right ah, right time now for today's time
Speaker 3: waste where it can feel. Social media song today is
Speaker 3: this is made up world MySpace Remembrance Day. What are
Speaker 3: you gonna have a moment's silence? Yesterday? Twitter officially changed
Speaker 3: its name to this is ludicrous, isn't it?
Speaker 15: To X?
Speaker 3: Mad? Isn't he? He paid forty four billion for a
Speaker 3: company which changed your name randomly to X.
Speaker 2: Which everybody knows. It's in the vernacular. We're used to it.
Speaker 3: Retweet you tweet now it's X. There's already been a
Speaker 3: couple of problems. First, and new logo is called some
Speaker 3: confusion online because that's also the same as apparently one
Speaker 3: of the work Jack told me this, one of the
Speaker 3: most most popular porn sites came in today. He was like,
Speaker 3: you have you seen us? I've never seen them before
Speaker 3: in my life. Cathick and Mark Zuckerberg has already strategdic
Speaker 3: the trademark X of four musket. This is so born
Speaker 3: about these two nerds turbo getting turn geeks. All right,
Speaker 3: so we're looking for your social media songs. Jack Let's
Speaker 3: go what are they listening to? Huh? It's d m'd
Speaker 3: of the world as we know it?
Speaker 2: Silver plus, who.
Speaker 3: Let the Blogs Out? Who Who? Who?
Speaker 2: Gold?
Speaker 3: There's bound to be a blog called who Let the
Speaker 3: Blogs Out? Piers Morgan's big on social media. That's right,
Speaker 3: Peers in Heaven instead of Tears in Heaven. Peers in Heaven.
Speaker 2: Silver.
Speaker 3: I saw that Tears Morgan was trending. Yessay, maybe laugh
Speaker 3: very hard. You've got a friend requesting me Gold. The
Speaker 3: first time I ever saw my space, not her face,
Speaker 3: my Space Silver plus my Remembrance Day and you're my
Speaker 3: best trend Silver plus, Jackie Boy, what have you got?
Speaker 3: Social media songs?
Speaker 2: Dolly Parton and Kenny Rodgers are playing a bit of
Speaker 2: social media song. Yeah, Island's in the meme?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, very good. Gold.
Speaker 2: The Dexy Midnight Runners are on social media. Come on, Elon, it's.
Speaker 3: His high level.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's good God. And Kyle he's on Facebook. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I should be so zucky.
Speaker 3: Oh no, that's brons No.
Speaker 1: The Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: One of the dad's at this school my kids go
Speaker 3: to as a bagpipe prop. Just send them a message.
Speaker 3: I'll let you know for hear anything back. Thank you
Speaker 3: so much to do with that, mate, and Christian, I'm
Speaker 3: pulling from Whoopster Daisy. Happy to help out with bridal
Speaker 3: flowers or any other props they need. Thank you very
Speaker 3: very much. All right, today's time waste stuff? Social media songs.
Speaker 3: It's your favorite social media Patsy Oh facebooker.
Speaker 4: No, no, not so much now, I reckon. I'm more
Speaker 4: of an instagirl these days.
Speaker 2: Yeah, jackie boy, what do you I've had to put
Speaker 2: a bit in on my Instagram because I was going
Speaker 2: to it too much on my phone.
Speaker 3: It's so clever that they, once they got into the reels,
Speaker 3: send you your those that algorithm knows you so well.
Speaker 3: I always kid myself like the second Modern Day magazine,
Speaker 3: and I'm learning. I'm learning here. All right. So social
Speaker 3: media songs, you're ready to march out? Girls? Just one
Speaker 3: to have followers? Gold what an Els. My spaceman came traveling,
Speaker 3: So the spaceman came traveling. Scroll over Beethoven.
Speaker 2: Gold, I will always d M you, Silva.
Speaker 3: Am I ever going to see your Facebook page again? Gold, Cindy,
Speaker 3: well done the weekend. I can't feed my space Silva.
Speaker 3: I want to emoji hand beetles.
Speaker 2: Oh that's funny, very good.
Speaker 3: Take my followers away, Rebecca Bronze. The only ways upload Silva,
Speaker 3: I the Viber Silva. Uh, you too with the tweets
Speaker 3: have no names? Gold, Joe Dolci and shut up on
Speaker 3: my Space. God, that's so good. You've got to swipe
Speaker 3: for your right to party bo Silver, your rhythmics, tweet dreams, Gold,
Speaker 3: sext On Fire silvera sitting on the TikTok of the bay. Gold,
Speaker 3: but I'm stupid Kiss and I won a block a
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Speaker 3: the name of Silver. I think we're Elon now. I
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Speaker 3: Reddit Reddit Wine Gold, I'm Too Texty Gold, which is
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Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: So if you know a piper or you are a piper,
Speaker 3: we'd really love you to contact the show today. You
Speaker 3: can email me Christian Christian O'Connell dot com dot au.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow's show. Tomorrow Show will be counting down to the
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Speaker 3: Tomorrow's show between six to nine, the lines are open fused.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to help out our listener, Mick. Mick is
Speaker 3: a former postings dreamers to publish a book of posting stories.
Speaker 3: So to fill an entire book. It's not film fl no, no.
Speaker 2: No, remember he's got he's got one hundred stories of
Speaker 2: his own, so really be editing down just the best.
Speaker 3: One, you're right, and probably be volume one of nineteen.
Speaker 2: It's like Encyclopedias in the home.
Speaker 3: Christopher Nola will make the first move and we won't
Speaker 3: understand anything to do with it. Wow. Yes, Now to
Speaker 3: help him out. He doesn't need our help, but to
Speaker 3: help him out. We heard two kidder stories from him
Speaker 3: yesterday actually, but to have him out. He is looking
Speaker 3: for stories from us, the general public. So if you've
Speaker 3: got any stories, what shall weaver to do with post?
Speaker 3: Whether it's something you tried to send in the post,
Speaker 3: a strange thing you've received in the post. I think
Speaker 3: we spoke to someone last year, bee maker. They can
Speaker 3: order bees in the post.
Speaker 2: I don't remember that.
Speaker 3: I think they just sort of scoop them up in
Speaker 3: the box and send them off. Put some honey in
Speaker 3: there for them, the happy little mini bee hive in
Speaker 3: there to keep them going. Make some bees while I'm
Speaker 3: in there, guys, no downtime.
Speaker 2: I don't remember that call, so I made it up.
Speaker 3: I might have made that up. I don't know. But anyway, listen, beekeepers,
Speaker 3: you don't put me straight on that today, email me
Speaker 3: if that's not true. I just made it up.
Speaker 2: Before anyone puts some bees in the post this afternoon,
Speaker 2: let's just double check that.
Speaker 3: You know what. I'm going to send myself some bees
Speaker 3: in the post, guys, just to see what happens? Can
Speaker 3: you actually collect bees and put them in the post?
Speaker 3: Look what I'm saying is, hey, let me play the
Speaker 3: music again. Wow, we're looking for anything to do with
Speaker 3: the world or it's a beautiful, big world, the world
Speaker 3: of post, the world of posts. That's what according to
Speaker 3: my show, The super Bowl of Post. I mean Jack
Speaker 3: and Pantsy. I know you guys are going to come
Speaker 3: in locks and load of post stories tomorrow.
Speaker 2: You're friends with your postman. Don't you invite him in
Speaker 2: for two?
Speaker 4: We're on a first name basis, are you?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Absolutely, because I got so many packages sent and he
Speaker 4: knows the dog's name as well.
Speaker 3: Horse to be quiet, turns up some carrots to feed
Speaker 3: him with a nosebag. What's the name of your local
Speaker 3: post Colin? Come and that little bike?
Speaker 4: No, No, he's in the he's in a bed.
Speaker 3: Postman for okay, So it's a beautiful don't play the
Speaker 3: music again. I love to see him this by the
Speaker 3: world of post. Start calling. It is going to get
Speaker 3: very busy. Reserve your spot today.
Speaker 2: Christian, could people email you overnight?
Speaker 3: Great idea? Why don't you post me something Christian at
Speaker 3: Christian dot com dot you you got a question of
Speaker 3: a post.
Speaker 2: Yes, what happens to the lost mail? My friend just
Speaker 2: this week sent no, no, no, Well let me finish
Speaker 2: the question. He bought a dice in hairdryer for his wife,
Speaker 2: not cheap, cashed.
Speaker 3: In those David join David Jones points.
Speaker 2: He saved up his coins, bought it online, shipped to
Speaker 2: his house for her birthday. Gone missing in the posts.
Speaker 2: Posters goes sorry we lost that one.
Speaker 3: Nothing else suddenly got a great throw going.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 3: Normally it's all dang. Suddenly it's all disony. Dare I
Speaker 3: say it?
Speaker 12: So?
Speaker 2: Maybe another question could be what got lost in the mail?
Speaker 3: What got found in the mail? Someone got my car
Speaker 3: keys and my dropped off at the wrong house. Oh wait,
Speaker 3: that wasn't a postman. Now, it's just a mechanic dropping.
Speaker 4: Off from Don't they have an auction for the mail
Speaker 4: that gets lost? Like every year?
Speaker 3: Do they do?
Speaker 2: I think they do this.
Speaker 3: We need this tomorrow. What do you mean but it
Speaker 3: belongs to me? I've ordered it.
Speaker 4: No, I like the airport does as well for lost luggage.
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Speaker 4: At least they used to.
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