Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell show, Patsy, what's the song that sums up
Speaker 1: your weekend?
Speaker 2: Well, we had a bit of a dilimerate home at
Speaker 2: the weekend, so the dishwasher packed up.
Speaker 3: It made this.
Speaker 1: Terrorists the kind of exciting stuff that people want right now.
Speaker 1: When I said earlier about why we're here to lift
Speaker 1: out this gloom, good on Patsy for hearing that and
Speaker 1: thinking I've got some that's really really gonna lift this
Speaker 1: show elevator. I've got a stir about a naked dishwasher
Speaker 1: for people if you're worried about their gratitude.
Speaker 3: It went clank, did this terrible noise? Anyway we looked
Speaker 3: in it did this terrible noise.
Speaker 1: Someone's not been in the radio for two weeks. Noisem radio.
Speaker 2: The spinny things, the wheel, you know, the washing arms.
Speaker 2: The check had come off, but we couldn't figure out
Speaker 2: from where.
Speaker 1: And the dishwasher. There's only about three things that work
Speaker 1: at the dishwasher. It's very straightforward. I mean, you guys
Speaker 1: still poker sticks to the TV, don't you. Anyway, are
Speaker 1: they in there acting it out?
Speaker 2: The love God is good a lot of things, but handyman,
Speaker 2: he's not as we know.
Speaker 3: Tower rail is case in point.
Speaker 1: Oh sorry if it was a euphemism.
Speaker 2: Anyway, So we couldn't work it out. So we went
Speaker 2: to bed Saturday night, couldn't couldn't be bothered with it anyway.
Speaker 2: He got up early Sunday morning and I had thrown
Speaker 2: out the manual to you know, show where all the
Speaker 2: bits went.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to choke down the front lawn.
Speaker 3: Well, you never use it. I always throw them out,
Speaker 3: so I did too. Yeah, you know who uses that stuff?
Speaker 1: I reckon there's a giant mega landfill site somewhere in
Speaker 1: the world with all the world's who actually keeps them?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I don't anyway, so he had he got onto YouTube
Speaker 2: and figured out how to put the arm and we're
Speaker 2: putting it in entirely the wrong place. So he got
Speaker 2: up early and did that. And also while he was
Speaker 2: at it, he figured out how to do the Spotify
Speaker 2: thing on the smart Telly because I couldn't figure out
Speaker 2: how to do it.
Speaker 1: What do you mean Spotify?
Speaker 3: Oh I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know how to do it. Anyway, he
Speaker 2: worked that out because we hadn't attempted that yet. So
Speaker 2: he's a bit.
Speaker 1: Of a keeper, is he's my hero. So lost her.
Speaker 1: I thought we were fixing a dish. Now suddenly she's
Speaker 1: asking me to play my hero. Really is because he
Speaker 1: shoved an arm back on you literally just ram it
Speaker 1: back in.
Speaker 2: It's not that, simples. No, it wasn't because it No,
Speaker 2: there were like three places that looked like it could.
Speaker 3: Have fixed anyway. He's no handyman.
Speaker 2: He really excelled yesterday. I slept until ten o'clock. He
Speaker 2: got up at seven, so it was fixed when I
Speaker 2: got up for a nine sort of surprise.
Speaker 1: Crazy to impress, I say, I mean, thank for the stars.
Speaker 1: You aren't in charge of the nominations. While straggling of
Speaker 1: the year, it's my husband Christiannell Christian O'Connell show podcast
Speaker 1: song that sums up the last two weeks for me.
Speaker 1: My Vinyl Heaven, My Vinyl Heaven arrived. I'm talking amp.
Speaker 1: I'm talking floor speakers four foot high each that actually
Speaker 1: are on wheels. And the turn Yeah don't I'll get
Speaker 1: into that shortly, okay, and uh and the and the
Speaker 1: turntable as well. I've been wanting this for years, a
Speaker 1: proper vinyl turntable of the amp, the speakers to make
Speaker 1: it sound the way that rock and roll the music
Speaker 1: is meant to be. I was going to go online
Speaker 1: and try and buy separate stuff myself, but it turns
Speaker 1: out there are a lot of audio file experts online
Speaker 1: who are a little bit boring, and no one wants
Speaker 1: to have the tension of going around their mate's house.
Speaker 1: It starts telling you listen to the listen to the
Speaker 1: triangle in this Fleetwood mac b side. You know. I
Speaker 1: had a music teacher in high school. Honestly, he was
Speaker 1: an audio file and he if anybody listened to MP
Speaker 1: three's because it's some kind of degraded quality of the
Speaker 1: real thing. He was disgusted by it. Yeah, I didn't
Speaker 1: want to turn to that guy. And it's overwhelming online,
Speaker 1: the different cables, the cow axles, and I was However,
Speaker 1: I applied to raw that I applied to radio. It's
Speaker 1: often easier to do stuff on the radio then worry
Speaker 1: about permission and all that kind of boring afterwards. It
Speaker 1: turns out you can't run your marriage like that. I
Speaker 1: had lied to my Sorry, I hadn't lied. No, I
Speaker 1: hadn't lied. I had thought I told my wife. The
Speaker 1: speakers I decided to get were bigger than the ones
Speaker 1: we went to see there were twice the size, and
Speaker 1: they weren't ones that we could tuck away. These were
Speaker 1: I'm not like they're four foot high. They come on.
Speaker 1: They're on wheels you'd have at Glastonbury. Okay, and it's
Speaker 1: not in like a mega mansion. It's in quite a
Speaker 1: small room. They are, I will admit, as she said imposing,
Speaker 1: I don't think they're over the top. Okay, when will
Speaker 1: you ever need to go that high volume? Whenever I can? Anyway,
Speaker 1: not just that I didn't, I may have again forgot
Speaker 1: to tell her. I thought I told her the cables
Speaker 1: to power these big old bees are not going to
Speaker 1: be invisible to the HUMANO. They're a little bit thicker.
Speaker 1: They're like a hose, and so we now need trades
Speaker 1: to come around and trill into the floor to have
Speaker 1: the cables tucked out the way. So it's quite a
Speaker 1: bigger project I've got myself into now. But the most
Speaker 1: important thing is my word, what a highlight the last
Speaker 1: two weeks. Lovely seeing my family hanging out with them.
Speaker 1: But the highlight for me is I've been buying loads
Speaker 1: of old vinyl that I used to actually own, And
Speaker 1: then you know, and we all said goodbye to vinyls.
Speaker 1: We all rushed towards the new holy ground of CDs
Speaker 1: now buying it all back. Yeah, what was the first
Speaker 1: one you put on? The first one I pought on
Speaker 1: was led Zeph led Zep, then some Stones and the Springsteen,
Speaker 1: then some Marvin Gaye, then some Oasis, then some Pearl Jam.
Speaker 1: Oh my word, I was in you left the room
Speaker 1: of the last two weeks. If I actually said I
Speaker 1: would actually live in that turntable if I could, we
Speaker 1: I tell you what, just hearing all that vinyl starting
Speaker 1: to sound like one of those audio files. Now, hey man,
Speaker 1: when you just take a moment and listen to that
Speaker 1: warm crackle. But there is something magical about vinyl. We
Speaker 1: have to remember. We'll mentioned this last week. We have
Speaker 1: to do the vinyl only show there just getting it out,
Speaker 1: handling it, put it on the turntable, and I'll see
Speaker 1: these days if we just want to hear a different track,
Speaker 1: you just move your finger. Don't you want an album?
Speaker 1: It's quite an art form now, finding right that track three? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it takes you quite a while. You'll get you get
Speaker 1: halfway through the song you don't want before that is
Speaker 1: trying to find that the one song you want so
Speaker 1: that it's an upfar. So I need to perfect this
Speaker 1: before we do the vine Lonely Show. But we were
Speaker 1: definitely we are definitely going to do the Viney Lonely
Speaker 1: Breakfast Show because there is something magical about that final
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