Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast showtime.
Speaker 2: Captain Kirk in German is still Captain Kirk.
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Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Show, Gold one oh four point three Show
Speaker 1: one one hundred and fifty four.
Speaker 3: Good morning Jack, Good morning guys, Good morning Pats.
Speaker 2: Good morning Christian.
Speaker 4: Now this has been the first show the three of
Speaker 4: us together for about two and a half weeks. So Patsy,
Speaker 4: first of all, a belated happy birthday.
Speaker 5: We missed your birthday ages ago.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. That's very sweet of you.
Speaker 5: This is obviously news to Jack. He's like, I didn't know.
Speaker 3: Actually, as he said it, I was like, that's said.
Speaker 5: Every year Pat's has a birthday familiar.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Pat's happy birthday.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Jack.
Speaker 3: I don't know why I usually get an alert, I said,
Speaker 3: actually set people to not run into issues like this,
Speaker 3: and it's let me do right.
Speaker 4: Right out the gate, just a clueless blank space of
Speaker 4: that sounds familiar.
Speaker 3: Happy birthday. I must have your presence somewhere in my
Speaker 3: bag or dish it out.
Speaker 4: I actually think Jack thought Craik at that age that
Speaker 4: they still count are we carbon dating her? So perhaps
Speaker 4: what did you do? What did you do for your birthday?
Speaker 2: Of course mine mine sort of crashes head on into
Speaker 2: Audrey's because Audrey was born the day after me. So
Speaker 2: it's kind of nice.
Speaker 4: That is, I mean, that is typical tiger mom behavior.
Speaker 4: I bet you kept her up there until the day
Speaker 4: after your birthday.
Speaker 5: This is my day. You're not coming out today.
Speaker 4: Without mummy when she must up there.
Speaker 2: She's born so close to my birthday, it kind of
Speaker 2: it does mold into one. It's beautiful to share a
Speaker 2: birthday with her, I have to say, but her birthday
Speaker 2: seems to go for like two weeks to the month,
Speaker 2: whereas I just get wonder just one day. But it's
Speaker 2: lovely to share with her as she's thirteen this year.
Speaker 4: Oh my friend, now you've got promoted to the big game.
Speaker 5: Wow, the biggest game on a thirteen age years. I'm
Speaker 5: here for your Pats, I'm here for you.
Speaker 2: The snapshot of our house like in this day and
Speaker 2: age compared to twelve months ago, is so vastly different.
Speaker 2: It's like nothing else I've ever known. Before. It is
Speaker 2: completely different in what way she is very goes into
Speaker 2: a room a lot has a lot of just audi
Speaker 2: time that.
Speaker 4: Stops becoming that's not bedroom or that's the cave.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's like that.
Speaker 4: And sometimes Pats I still now go in. I'm nervous
Speaker 4: going in. I need to do I need to do
Speaker 4: some work, some breath work, walking on hot coals. Even
Speaker 4: when they're in a so called good mood, you know,
Speaker 4: the knock on the door and what.
Speaker 2: Yes, they just grun and it's we do feel like
Speaker 2: staff even more so. And I think Chris is slightly
Speaker 2: scared of her.
Speaker 5: At any moment, they can just rip your face off.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, he's you know what his heart is breaking,
Speaker 2: Like I'm sure you can. You can hear it over
Speaker 2: the wireless. Is heartbreaking because last night he said to her,
Speaker 2: they were just passing in the kitchen and he goes, oh,
Speaker 2: can not it's snuggy wuggy because she'd always give cuddles
Speaker 2: and she's like, she's so gross, like your.
Speaker 4: Hands are real sweat snuggy wuggy teenage. They don't want
Speaker 4: to hear those words, but it is heartbreaking. I suddenly
Speaker 4: remember just sort of you just find out that you
Speaker 4: know what what what was stuff you used to do
Speaker 4: always anymore? Even holding hands in Remember the first day
Speaker 4: I was told, we can't do that anymore, just holding
Speaker 4: hands in public, right, She well, I suddenly it was like,
Speaker 4: oh God, we can't.
Speaker 5: Ruby actually said to me, we can't do that anymore.
Speaker 5: It's odd.
Speaker 4: It's it's odd. If I'm not your dad, I agree, right,
Speaker 4: that's really odd. A guy my age old, a young teenage,
Speaker 4: God's hand, that is odd. But actually, as your dad,
Speaker 4: it's actually, I would say, very not odd.
Speaker 5: It's appropriate.
Speaker 2: But they're so nasty, aren't they. Daughters to fathers at
Speaker 2: that age.
Speaker 4: It's worse between daughters and mums and stuff.
Speaker 5: They say to Sarah, it's just brutal.
Speaker 4: I literally just slink away, hiding them. I want no
Speaker 4: part of this because ultimate happens is when I try
Speaker 4: and be like the un peacekeeper. They then sort of
Speaker 4: galvanized together and just eat me up and spit me out.
Speaker 3: It is a way for them to get on good
Speaker 3: terms with each other or turn all their energy towards you.
Speaker 5: They bond.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you've got to sacrifice yourself for the good of
Speaker 4: the family or get this Patsy, because I promise you
Speaker 4: now once again to teenage years. It's sign once you
Speaker 4: become a parent. You found this chat which is little
Speaker 4: too old Gordy, right, it goes really quick sometimes.
Speaker 3: And I will say that one of my favorite things
Speaker 3: is holding his hand and walking along the stace is
Speaker 3: the best.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And the age Gordon's out right now, just over two.
Speaker 4: When you look, when you go back today and see Gordy,
Speaker 4: look at his hand right at that age, it is
Speaker 4: all fresh, right. I sed to love looking at their
Speaker 4: little hands right.
Speaker 5: It's all fresh. It's like the world.
Speaker 4: Hasn't yet caught to them and left some kind of
Speaker 4: mark on them. Because you look at you look at
Speaker 4: our hands. Now, these are hands that have been through
Speaker 4: too much. They've been through, they've been weathered by life.
Speaker 4: But young kids had they're all soft and fresh. It's
Speaker 4: like fresh snow.
Speaker 3: It's not we're not we're not laborers, Christian, I mean we.
Speaker 5: Minor.
Speaker 4: Mine are very callous from twenty six years of intense
Speaker 4: failure work to be answer. Yesterday it was taking my
Speaker 4: seventeen year old daughter Lois. We had to go. It's
Speaker 4: it's Ruby's twentieth. Next week she turned yeah, and just
Speaker 4: taking that moody teenager to try and do something selfless
Speaker 4: for her older sister.
Speaker 5: Was just like, we're bit.
Speaker 4: We were in Mecca and how ah, I can't do
Speaker 4: another minute in here, fading the lighting in here. I
Speaker 4: don't care about Charlotte Tilbury, right, Who the hell Charlotte
Speaker 4: Tilbury just recommended these products and this podcasted on tick
Speaker 4: old Dad, your skin's looking dry? I said, I'm fifty one,
Speaker 4: I'm okay with dry skin. It's right from man made
Speaker 4: to have dry skin. I don't need to impress anyone anymore.
Speaker 4: That part of my life is over now. But yeah,
Speaker 4: it's Patsy enjoy these teenage years.
Speaker 2: I'm here joy what's enjoyable about it?
Speaker 5: No, cherish it all. You're in the big leads now.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Me, Jack and Pat's back together again. So Jack, when
Speaker 4: we lasted the show before our little break, you're a
Speaker 4: bit out apprehensive about heading to Disneyland America with your
Speaker 4: two year old son.
Speaker 5: How did it go?
Speaker 3: I just thought that he was too young and the
Speaker 3: group of babies we were taking four kids under the
Speaker 3: op three. Forget it was too young. I know that
Speaker 3: it could be a magical moment for kids and families eventually,
Speaker 3: and I thought we pulled the trigger too fast, and
Speaker 3: I'll tell you right now we were. I was exactly
Speaker 3: right it was.
Speaker 4: And what a fun hang that must have been for
Speaker 4: you in laws to track that guy around the so
Speaker 4: called Magic Kingdom. Screw you, Dumbo, I'll tell you he's
Speaker 4: a dumbo. Us shelling out for this.
Speaker 3: He's too picture us Christian. There was twelve of us,
Speaker 3: including the all in matching yellow Disneyland family T shirts.
Speaker 3: Oh no, degrees, No, how.
Speaker 5: Did they get you to do that? You won't even
Speaker 5: wear any show much? How?
Speaker 3: I really didn't want to, but I.
Speaker 5: Extended wiggles all going round together.
Speaker 3: It felt just so I couldn't really think of a
Speaker 3: way to get out of it. Because they're so excited
Speaker 3: to go to Disneyland, and they keep saying it's for
Speaker 3: the kids. They'll make memories that they will remember forever,
Speaker 3: which I disagreed about because they're only two years old
Speaker 3: and how can they remember. But they were all so excited,
Speaker 3: and it was pulling teeth all day. Oh Jack, it's like, honestly,
Speaker 3: because you're just waiting in line all day and not
Speaker 3: even waiting in line for a fun rollercoasters, waiting in
Speaker 3: line to go on. It's a small world for children.
Speaker 3: It's like just waiting at a colorful airport all day.
Speaker 3: Oh it's how I saw it. But outside, how did
Speaker 3: you get on with the pusher?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 2: Can you hire pushes there? Because their legs it gets
Speaker 2: so tired.
Speaker 4: I've got that that. It's like a little sort of
Speaker 4: shopping car, isn't it. Jameson dumped them in.
Speaker 3: We got we took a striper.
Speaker 5: He got the image of your wife pushing you.
Speaker 4: Around, another one with a pacifier in Jack's mouth, or
Speaker 4: rock him backwards and forths.
Speaker 3: But Gord, he's gone through a phase where he doesn't
Speaker 3: want to be in the stroller. So even though we
Speaker 3: had it there, it was really just shifting bags around
Speaker 3: and he wanted to walk. And then when he can't
Speaker 3: walk anymore, you've got to carry him. So I was
Speaker 3: doing a lot of walking him around on my shoulders.
Speaker 3: He liked it for I would say an hour and
Speaker 3: a half. He really really enjoyed it. But my in
Speaker 3: laws wanted to get the most out of their money
Speaker 3: and their ticket, and we got there at seven am
Speaker 3: and they wanted to stay until the park closed.
Speaker 2: No, I told you get there later until the park closed.
Speaker 4: Now, Biank and I left early, isn't That's like, so
Speaker 4: we wait until the girls were like eight and ten
Speaker 4: and right entered. But even so, right, I trust me
Speaker 4: nuts because it costs so much money to take them
Speaker 4: from London to Anaheim to That's right. It costs a
Speaker 4: lot of money. And even at eight and ten, I
Speaker 4: chattle about it now and they're like, they don't remember it.
Speaker 5: I'm like, it costs. All their remember is afterwards.
Speaker 4: We stayed in Palm Springs for a couple of days,
Speaker 4: right in this cheaps of hotel, and the swimming pool
Speaker 4: was in the shape of a flamingo. All they remember
Speaker 4: is that cheap ass hotel we stayed in.
Speaker 5: Right, that's all.
Speaker 4: I don't remember any of them. I look at the
Speaker 4: photos like, it's so happy. I don't remember any of that.
Speaker 4: That's at eight and ten, exactly. God, I mean you
Speaker 4: might have sort of photo shopped him into some stuff.
Speaker 4: We went to the moon when you were two, and
Speaker 4: then mass How is.
Speaker 3: The two year old going to remember? You're exactly right?
Speaker 3: And Christian, this is a kid who get excited about
Speaker 3: a plastic cowtoy. He could play with that all day.
Speaker 3: Why do we need to take him around.
Speaker 4: Disney the Magic Kingdom. They've got to wait into they're older. Plus,
Speaker 4: don't you find you walk k's and cays and caves
Speaker 4: in the evening? I would be so you're so tired
Speaker 4: you can't even get into the bed. I used to
Speaker 4: see on the bed your body is like vibrating where
Speaker 4: you're so tired.
Speaker 3: Well, we left early because Bianco was actually not feeling
Speaker 3: well stomach ache in the morning. And actually, when I
Speaker 3: heard that first thing in the morning, Bank, I.
Speaker 5: Think it was you.
Speaker 3: I actually thought you, beauty, were on here for an
Speaker 3: early departure.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well done.
Speaker 3: I do feel for it, because it was a terrible
Speaker 3: place to not feel well, in the sun and the
Speaker 3: heat and the waiting around. But it didn't mean that.
Speaker 3: I kept saying, you know what, I'll be happy to
Speaker 3: take you home early. At about two o'clock, we got
Speaker 3: to get out of there while the rest of them
Speaker 3: stayed for the fireworks at night time.
Speaker 4: But what an image the only people glad to be
Speaker 4: leaving the Magic Kingdom in the rear view of the posts.
Speaker 3: No, I swear there's more miserable people at Disneyland.
Speaker 5: Than you think.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of tired, just hollow down parents. Yes,
Speaker 4: and you're like those cues are a nightmare, aren't you?
Speaker 4: And to that, I think where they have really irritained
Speaker 4: sort of entertainers come around to do like close up
Speaker 4: magic while you're in the queue.
Speaker 3: Well, we queued up to get a photo with Mickey Mouse,
Speaker 3: which was another forty minutes just in the beaming sun,
Speaker 3: just so that we I mean, at least that's one
Speaker 3: memory for him because he can look back at the
Speaker 3: photo and we say, look here you met min Mickey Mouse.
Speaker 3: Luna part you could do if you zoom in on
Speaker 3: my face.
Speaker 5: I don't mean Luna part.
Speaker 4: I just mean the craziest that hang around some and
Speaker 4: Kilda there probably Mickey or Goofy just dressed up like that.
Speaker 5: But that is what. So how many days did you
Speaker 5: do in total? No?
Speaker 3: One one only one day one day one?
Speaker 2: What did one ride Lucky Gordon?
Speaker 3: I did that. We did know rollercoasters, so nothing to.
Speaker 5: Entertain soar in California or anything like that.
Speaker 3: Did one Star Wars ride that was for adults where
Speaker 3: you pretend to go on one of the Space ships.
Speaker 3: But I don't watch Star Wars. I don't know, and
Speaker 3: I didn't like the guys pretending to be like from
Speaker 3: the Rebellion and yelling.
Speaker 4: Walt Disney is spinning right now in that Cairo chamber
Speaker 4: whether they've got his head.
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Speaker 4: During that song, Jack has been saying that he actually
Speaker 4: wants to ducate Showtime Today chat about his pac Man.
Speaker 4: I'm not making this up. This is a grown ass
Speaker 4: man his pac Man high School. Anyone who's gone to
Speaker 4: America with their son and comes back with a pac
Speaker 4: Man high school obviously had in laws doing all the
Speaker 4: heavy lifting.
Speaker 3: Patsy, We're an airbnb that had one of those proper
Speaker 3: old school upright pac Man machines. I know, I became
Speaker 3: obsessed with it.
Speaker 2: We're the fortune.
Speaker 5: Now, what did you actually get?
Speaker 3: Jack up by the way, Okay, I got I got
Speaker 3: the high score on the machine there, so I think
Speaker 3: it's pretty good. I got twenty five thousand points. I'll
Speaker 3: tell you the exact number just a second. Not that,
Speaker 3: please call in or more twenty four thousand, five hundred
Speaker 3: and forty who.
Speaker 5: Brings us into radio show Kids FM.
Speaker 3: I took a photo of it. I would love to
Speaker 3: know if globally that's recognized. It's a very good score.
Speaker 5: Globally you're by like nuts.
Speaker 3: Twenty four five and forty.
Speaker 5: So did you put your name in on the machine?
Speaker 4: Because you remember that little thing where you sort of
Speaker 4: put like your high score and there was like a
Speaker 4: league and a ladder up there.
Speaker 3: This actually didn't prompt me for my name, which is
Speaker 3: a shame because now people will see the high score
Speaker 3: and not know who to attribute it to.
Speaker 4: Is it actually is one of those big shames for you?
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Speaker 7: Now?
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Speaker 3: To give the hour.
Speaker 4: No, just sit the hour, the vibe of the show
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Speaker 4: oh four three right now? Whilst talking to you guys,
Speaker 4: I also have one eye of now England are doing
Speaker 4: right now in the semifinals.
Speaker 5: No mention of it in the sports news.
Speaker 4: There semi finals of the talking about it now a championship.
Speaker 4: It's the semifinals Netherlands and England one all At the
Speaker 4: moment we're into the last ten minutes of normal time
Speaker 4: the month. But plenty of news that Katy Perry might
Speaker 4: be coming to Australia sing some songs.
Speaker 2: You know, every time I do soccer or whatever in sport,
Speaker 2: I always get a listener callsing you spoiler, give me,
Speaker 2: give it sorry, you're better.
Speaker 3: You need to do that thing that they used to
Speaker 3: do for the footy when if you don't want to
Speaker 3: know the score, that used to.
Speaker 5: Go look away.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I will say this, I'm liking this new
Speaker 4: vibe that you're going to be doing with I don't
Speaker 4: know if it's a new thing you're doing now where
Speaker 4: you're giving out advice during your news because one thing
Speaker 4: hitch doesn't do at six o'clock is give his take
Speaker 4: and what you should do with the news, and the
Speaker 4: fact that you should apparently just change your plans and
Speaker 4: work from home today because the trains are screwed.
Speaker 5: I'm liking this new wave, Pats. I'm loving it.
Speaker 4: Hot take all right? So what are you up to
Speaker 4: right now? It's got a clear hair? Good morning, Claire,
Speaker 4: Good morning, Okay, now turn around, come home. Pats has
Speaker 4: told us all pack it up, mate, do a U
Speaker 4: turn when it's safe. What the hell are you doing
Speaker 4: out there?
Speaker 5: Wild lady? What is this? Thealm and Louise? These are
Speaker 5: dangerous times to go to work. Stay home, Claire?
Speaker 4: What are you doing right now? Where are you headed?
Speaker 4: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: I'm on my way to work.
Speaker 3: I work at war Ways. I've been there nearly fifteen
Speaker 3: years and I've a little one day today.
Speaker 5: I've finished twill for thirty today.
Speaker 4: So I'm not going to have fun now, good old
Speaker 4: will Worst. Where are you on the tills? You're on
Speaker 4: the deli county. You sound like I'm a manager supervisor
Speaker 4: on the floor there.
Speaker 7: No, I work in the fresh department, also working in
Speaker 7: store services and grocery.
Speaker 4: So I've sort of do a mixed magazine. Gotcha and Sam?
Speaker 4: Which al worst do you work out?
Speaker 1: Would grow in Melton?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 4: Say I've never been to that one. I come in
Speaker 4: and I go. I want to know where the pineapple
Speaker 4: chunks are? And what aisle do I go to?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: One? Wow? All right, I need some omo.
Speaker 4: I've soiled myself because I'm terrifying twenty five apple chunks?
Speaker 4: And why about the trains get into work today? Where
Speaker 4: can I get OMO from?
Speaker 5: This is good?
Speaker 4: Okay for the big prize, playing for the third one?
Speaker 4: Two from two so far the big one. I'm looking
Speaker 4: for some blueberries. Well when I find them?
Speaker 3: Why are you're in the produce department?
Speaker 7: So in the fridge?
Speaker 5: Gotcha?
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, you've won a show, Beanie. Thank you, Claire,
Speaker 4: have a good day.
Speaker 5: We'll wors thank you. Take care mate, Thanks lot, have
Speaker 5: a lovely day. Have you got here? We have? Blake?
Speaker 5: Good morning Blake.
Speaker 8: Good morning. How are you guys this morning?
Speaker 4: Good Bye, good Blake and thanks for calling the show.
Speaker 5: Blake. What are you up to right now?
Speaker 8: I'm just currently driving. I just hit the pin Highway
Speaker 8: on my way to Bow Morris. I'm about to take
Speaker 8: out a couple of lanes in the traffic down there
Speaker 8: to upset people on the rush to work.
Speaker 5: What are you doing down the road for me? What's
Speaker 5: going on in Bow Morris?
Speaker 8: We're taking out some lanes for a why control company lanes?
Speaker 5: Find something else to do on a Thursday.
Speaker 4: They love lanes now that people come from all over
Speaker 4: the state to see the bow Morris lanes.
Speaker 8: I know I get to upset them and make them
Speaker 8: a little frustrated on the way to work while I'm
Speaker 8: standing there in the carld without a beanie.
Speaker 4: All right, Blake, we'll send you one of our show beanies.
Speaker 5: Have a good day. Thanks Corn the show problem.
Speaker 8: Do you have a fantastic day, guys?
Speaker 4: Thank you very much. There's a guy who's full of
Speaker 4: the joys. Doesn't he too much?
Speaker 3: Just safety disrupting other people?
Speaker 5: The power?
Speaker 4: Jack, imagine the power? Can he go anywhere and just
Speaker 4: start disrupting lanes? Who are going here? Tracy Morning, Tracy.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Christian, Patsy and Jack's love your show.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: I'm sitting in my care I've just dropped my thirty
Speaker 6: nine year old turn off at work.
Speaker 4: Can make his own way to work, nine year old,
Speaker 4: and he lived from mummy pack his lunch as well.
Speaker 4: I mean this is sort of baby past six as normal.
Speaker 4: Should be doing this audio when you're thirty nine?
Speaker 5: Do you even hand wiping? Have you finished in there?
Speaker 7: I've got over it now, I'm over the now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's time. That is a point. And Tracy, do
Speaker 5: you drop him off to work every.
Speaker 8: Day when he works? Yes?
Speaker 5: Right? Is a concrete that's like tough, hard work days?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Does he get you to drop your frond in the
Speaker 4: corner from.
Speaker 3: Themy my head in the concrete?
Speaker 7: Now? Well, I sit here and enjoy my coffee after
Speaker 7: I've dropped him off before I go home.
Speaker 6: So I'm enjoying my coffee.
Speaker 4: Make sure he has his fruit along, not just that,
Speaker 4: not just the sandwiches, Sonny. Their fruit in you as well,
Speaker 4: part of your five a day, keeps you regular, Tracy,
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Speaker 6: Thank you very much.
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Speaker 4: Phil, what are you up to you right now?
Speaker 8: Good morning mate, Good morning Christian Jack Pats.
Speaker 3: Here are we all good?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're good. What are you up to?
Speaker 8: I'm just driving into work at the moment, so I
Speaker 8: definitely need a beanie so I can fly under the radar, sings.
Speaker 1: I work for metro trains.
Speaker 2: Oh you've got a headache this morning.
Speaker 6: I'm not signally nothing to do with me.
Speaker 3: I look after one.
Speaker 5: Passing the park, Jeremy.
Speaker 6: I'll be definitely getting some looks today.
Speaker 4: I'll say, yeah, yeah, no one, do you want to
Speaker 4: pull that beanie down? I know your face and hide?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah yeah Phil, Phil, have a good day of work.
Speaker 4: Thanks for coming the showmate, take care.
Speaker 5: Thank you all.
Speaker 4: Kelly, Good morning, Kelly. I'm good, Kenny. Now you're I've
Speaker 4: an old radio wireless. Let's turn the ones and Tuesday.
Speaker 6: Okay, sorry about that.
Speaker 4: That's quite a right, and then turn me back up
Speaker 4: once we've concluded.
Speaker 6: We have the costco at the moment.
Speaker 5: Exciting times.
Speaker 3: First, you were behind us. There you're in front of us.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, and you're not actually at the pamp pump,
Speaker 4: are you because you're actually supposed to be on the phone.
Speaker 6: I'm doing berries.
Speaker 5: I can do no, no, gotcha? All right, Kelly, let's
Speaker 5: let you go and we will give you a beanie.
Speaker 6: Oh wonderful.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you very much. Joy filling up.
Speaker 6: Okay, bye.
Speaker 5: We didn't need that last one.
Speaker 4: I thought it was too good. But I was thinking,
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Speaker 4: talk about, because I'm obviously where that. You know, any
Speaker 4: time when you're on the radio, you could start talking
Speaker 4: about something and someone might be going through something in
Speaker 4: their own life and you didn't know what it was about.
Speaker 4: So if anyone is going through grief at the moment,
Speaker 4: and you can probably guess what I'm going to be
Speaker 4: talking about, it is going to be a death that
Speaker 4: happened to my mother in law over the weekend. If
Speaker 4: you're going through this right now, just don't listen to
Speaker 4: the next couple of minutes. The last thing I want
Speaker 4: to do is upset anybody, the rest of you. I
Speaker 4: don't want to be a down this morning or ruin
Speaker 4: what you normally get from the show. But one thing
Speaker 4: I hope we always do every day on this show
Speaker 4: is we talk about our lives and hopefully that we're
Speaker 4: there to talk about anything that goes on in our lives.
Speaker 4: That's what I love doing about this show. It's everything
Speaker 4: to do with our lives, the funny stories, the hardships,
Speaker 4: and hopefully helping each other through the heat, ups and
Speaker 4: downs that you'll find in life. And over the weekend, sadly,
Speaker 4: mother nor Jackie she lost her life and it was
Speaker 4: sudden and the in amongst all the awfulness of what
Speaker 4: that's like, we were all there. That's my wife, me
Speaker 4: and our two daughters as well. And Jackie didn't die alone.
Speaker 4: She was surrounded, even though it was sudden and we
Speaker 4: had no warning. But if you know my mother in law,
Speaker 4: when she wants to go, she just goes. You know,
Speaker 4: you look around sometimes that jackets on and she's like,
Speaker 4: take me home. Farmer wants a wife is on in
Speaker 4: ten minutes, Doe hanging around here. She had made her
Speaker 4: mind up, and despite my poor wife doing actual CPR.
Speaker 5: That's how sudden it was to her. Mum.
Speaker 4: I mean, my wife is always my hero. But I'm
Speaker 4: telling you, guys, you know, we were waiting for the
Speaker 4: paramedics and it must have been ten minutes off and
Speaker 4: these suddenly you're inner world. I feel like my wife
Speaker 4: and I this week have joined this club that no
Speaker 4: one really wants to be in. Suddenly this whole other
Speaker 4: part of life just opens up, and suddenly there's a
Speaker 4: kind soul on the line for the emergency services, the
Speaker 4: other end of triple zero. These people that do this,
Speaker 4: this is their just this is their day. And this
Speaker 4: woman is counting when I run into the room when
Speaker 4: I heard what had happened, that Jackie had collapsed. She's
Speaker 4: counting one, two, three, four to keep my wife in
Speaker 4: time doing CPR. And so Sarah did CPR to a
Speaker 4: mom to try and keep her alive. And I was
Speaker 4: holding Jackie's hand, but you could see that she actually
Speaker 4: looked like to me, I don't know whether I imagined
Speaker 4: it in that moment. It was all so quick, It
Speaker 4: was just it was. It was traumatic. And the reason
Speaker 4: I want to talk about this is actually to say
Speaker 4: thank you to the people that do this stuff. Whoever
Speaker 4: that lovely lady was trying to save somebody's life over
Speaker 4: the phone. She was so calm but in control. I
Speaker 4: never got to thank or anything like that, whoever you were.
Speaker 4: Thank you to the paramedics that came. The firefighters were
Speaker 4: the first ones there after agonizing ten minutes and you
Speaker 4: just terrified daughters waiting out in the roads trying to
Speaker 4: find when the paramedics were going to come. But there
Speaker 4: were two paramedics, Rob and Cass who were just in
Speaker 4: a in the darkest time in your life, who just
Speaker 4: turned up and throughout all of it, and obviously Sarah
Speaker 4: losing her mum in a couple of minutes. It was
Speaker 4: so quick, guys and brutal. They were incredible, right, and
Speaker 4: that's what they do. We don't know what they actually
Speaker 4: go through. It must be so hard, so stressful. You
Speaker 4: don't know what situation youre going to. It is disgusting
Speaker 4: how they're not supported, they're.
Speaker 5: Not paid enough.
Speaker 4: But I'm telling you now what those guys did for us.
Speaker 4: We just didn't know because there'd been no warning. Suddenly
Speaker 4: there's someone someone who's lost their life and she's lying
Speaker 4: on the floor of a little unit and you don't know.
Speaker 4: Nothing prepares you. Suddenly it's like so surreal. You don't
Speaker 4: even know what I actually said to them. What happens next?
Speaker 4: You know, because I didn't know. And he was like,
Speaker 4: did you have any plans? Weren't And I always have
Speaker 4: saying she wasn't supposed to die today. Try not to laugh,
Speaker 4: because I meant it was just now. We were just
Speaker 4: chatting to her an hour ago. I just got a
Speaker 4: Maca's cheez bug. She was very alive an hour ago,
Speaker 4: and her last words to one of the kids was
Speaker 4: I'll call you later on this week, and we're talking
Speaker 4: about who won Master Chef. She'd been house sitting for
Speaker 4: us while we're on holiday, so she was suddenly very
Speaker 4: alive and then not, and it was I'll talk about
Speaker 4: check my phone essay some like twenty one minutes and
Speaker 4: it was all over and this suddenness, and then you're like, so,
Speaker 4: what happens next? And he's like, you need to call
Speaker 4: a funeral director. I'm like, right, okay. Then I'm googling
Speaker 4: on my phone while my wife is literally collapsing and
Speaker 4: everything's suddenly very quiet. There's this stillness in the air
Speaker 4: that hangs around there, and it's so sudden.
Speaker 5: But thank you too. I think it was W. D.
Speaker 4: Rose, who've been the funeral directors we're dealing with here,
Speaker 4: who've been just beautiful with my wife, just holding a hand.
Speaker 4: They've got like a therapy dog there, you know, just
Speaker 4: helping them through what is just the worst week of
Speaker 4: your life. And suddenly you're in this admin for some
Speaker 4: kind of party that you're throwing for someone who is
Speaker 4: there and you've got to go into admin mode this
Speaker 4: week of the worst kind of admin. The other day,
Speaker 4: my wife said, I just need to go back to
Speaker 4: Mum's unit and I said, what fort. She doesn't need
Speaker 4: to pick up an outfit for her. I went an
Speaker 4: outfit for what? And I thought, she's not something to lose.
Speaker 4: The plot is she's going to be one of these people,
Speaker 4: And she said, I cuddenly realized what the outfit was
Speaker 4: for was for her to be buried in and you
Speaker 4: kind of even imagine someone happened to go through and
Speaker 4: do that. But I'll say this, paramedics were amazing, the
Speaker 4: police who had to wait with us for a couple
Speaker 4: of hours as well. Senior Constable Matthew Scott, thank you
Speaker 4: so so much. W Ros the funeral directors just incredible, heartfelt.
Speaker 4: These beautiful souls that do us day in day out.
Speaker 4: I don't think they appreciate what they do in a
Speaker 4: tough situation. And the other thing I want to say
Speaker 4: is Jackie was seventy nine. She loved her life. She
Speaker 4: moved here three years ago. What kind of person moves
Speaker 4: and builds a new life the other side of the
Speaker 4: world in their mid seventies. There's something we can all
Speaker 4: take from that.
Speaker 3: There's an amazing final chapter. And then ye got to
Speaker 3: be close to her and have her here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and you know what.
Speaker 4: It was savage, it was sudden, it was brutal, but
Speaker 4: there was there was grace and there within all of
Speaker 4: that there was beauty. I'm glad we were there. Told
Speaker 4: her let's take a break. I'll be back in a minute.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: What a stunning sunrise that is this morning. I'm actually
Speaker 4: doing the show from home today. I want to be
Speaker 4: here for my wife at the moment. In the morning
Speaker 4: and mornings are particularly hard for her. But that is
Speaker 4: a beautiful sunrise. So I'm not in the studio with
Speaker 4: the team, but I am there, and jack just told me,
Speaker 4: perhats that you tried to commandeer one of the producers, who,
Speaker 4: you know, kind of busy at the moment what we're
Speaker 4: doing the show, to go and take a picture of
Speaker 4: the sunrise.
Speaker 2: You know what is so startling about it.
Speaker 5: The fact that you asked, I agree, No, no, no,
Speaker 5: not well done. There is awareness, you know what I think.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm kind of kind of spiritual and that beautiful.
Speaker 5: Now do it yourself.
Speaker 2: No, that beautiful.
Speaker 4: But it didn't have like APA. They won't go and
Speaker 4: take a picture of that sunrise.
Speaker 5: Slave.
Speaker 2: No, we sent your family a beautiful bunch of flowers.
Speaker 4: In real, guys, it was Caitlin came around yesterday and
Speaker 4: my wife gave her a big hug, and Kateen blessed
Speaker 4: Cayl and she came round. She'd made muffins right. And
Speaker 4: if a friend of yours ever goes through something like this,
Speaker 4: the thing they need actually is food because actually everything
Speaker 4: is so hard and it comes in waves. And I
Speaker 4: am a witness to my wife's grief. Really this week,
Speaker 4: I've known Jackie thirty years. She was a loving mum
Speaker 4: to me. But it's my wife's grief really, and the
Speaker 4: food part of the day is the hardest part of
Speaker 4: the day. You just I've got the energy and you
Speaker 4: open the fridge and you go, I've got the energy
Speaker 4: to start chopping stuff up. And so Caitlin turned around
Speaker 4: with these muffins and it was just about just if
Speaker 4: your friend is ever going through someone like this, take
Speaker 4: around some food, right. We do it sometimes when people
Speaker 4: I have a child do that as well if they're
Speaker 4: grieving the food.
Speaker 5: But was loving.
Speaker 4: But the flowers you guys sent I don't know if
Speaker 4: you knew this, but pink was Jackie's favorite color. Yeah,
Speaker 4: my mother and had passed away at the weekend. And
Speaker 4: these roses and lily's they were just stunning. And my
Speaker 4: wife said to Kaitlin yesterday, you know, my wife's like
Speaker 4: she goes. We've had over ten bunchs. These were the
Speaker 4: best ones. It's not a competition, but you've kind of
Speaker 4: Kiten was you know what Kiten's like.
Speaker 5: She loves a compliment. We all do.
Speaker 4: She sort of you know how she bounces up and down.
Speaker 4: Sometimes if you chuck her a little tree, she was
Speaker 4: like this.
Speaker 5: She just went this. Yes, I'm like, what a strange week.
Speaker 5: What's a strange week?
Speaker 4: The other day, right there was the flores turned up
Speaker 4: with the first of all these beautiful floral tributes that
Speaker 4: were being sent to the house. And I have to
Speaker 4: be honest, I thought, is one of Jackie's friends because
Speaker 4: the age of this person. So for a couple of minutes,
Speaker 4: I was going, this is your loss as well. It
Speaker 4: must be hard, and I'm thinking this old timer is
Speaker 4: really shut down. And she heard me go on this
Speaker 4: sort of speech. I was giving up my gate and
Speaker 4: then she blankly and then she just goes, I'm the florist.
Speaker 4: Oh sorry, I keep seeing it. I've seen her eight times.
Speaker 4: And she almost runs off, like all right, we're done
Speaker 4: with it, buddy, Okay, I'm being paid. This isn't like
Speaker 4: a hangout thing. This is very transactional. I almost invited
Speaker 4: her in. How do you know, my mum. I've got
Speaker 4: no idea, who's what's happened to? But this is a
Speaker 4: boom time for me. This is like floral trivia number
Speaker 4: eight or nine.
Speaker 3: And how are the muffins?
Speaker 5: The muffins were look, it's a lovely gift.
Speaker 3: I thought kind of thing.
Speaker 5: No, no, that there was.
Speaker 4: It was such a if a friend of yours is
Speaker 4: going through this, for sure, show up with the muffins.
Speaker 4: Don't worry about them being healthy muffins. You know, grief
Speaker 4: needs sugar, chocolate, chocolate tip.
Speaker 3: She watches, she watches.
Speaker 2: Word love them because apparently you Scott down about five
Speaker 2: I did, I did the sugar?
Speaker 5: I was. It was like, maybe the sugar's hidden. Another
Speaker 5: one do I.
Speaker 4: It's Gold's next big competition, trying to find the sugar
Speaker 4: in Caitlin Caitlin's healthy muffins. But thank your team for
Speaker 4: the flowers. They were absolutely lovely. All right, listen, we're
Speaker 4: going to take the news who back after the news
Speaker 4: and sport headlines. The team just need to go outside
Speaker 4: right now and set the tripod up so you can
Speaker 4: get a picture of that sunrise for Patsy.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: So perhaps what did you get up to during the break?
Speaker 4: Did you do something nice celebrate your perspase?
Speaker 2: Actually, you know what it coincided with was the premiere
Speaker 2: of Beauty and the Beast here in Melbourne, so we.
Speaker 4: Thought it was and that's why you were off the
Speaker 4: show for two weeks. It's such a big deal for Patsy.
Speaker 5: How don't you said it?
Speaker 3: Like five times? Now different these days yet some.
Speaker 5: Sort of super fan that poor that poor cast. God
Speaker 5: she's in again, nut jobs thereomping on her popcorn.
Speaker 4: They're a lovely group karaoke for pats She does it
Speaker 4: before the every line, before they get to it.
Speaker 2: You're not really in a group text with the cart
Speaker 2: maybe wow, I instigated either, I'll say wow. We they
Speaker 2: are loveliest group in a circle. Anyway. It was a
Speaker 2: Saturday night, which was great, so we.
Speaker 4: Thought, you know, ocky boy, do you hear that little
Speaker 4: shows loveliest group of people? Only people in showbers speak
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 5: Technically, do you hear any people speak like that? Loveliest
Speaker 5: group of people? They're actually like you and I. Extraordinary, extraordinary,
Speaker 5: extraordinary as well.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't expect it for the that they have.
Speaker 2: But it was on a Saturdays of Beauty and the Beast's.
Speaker 2: Then a saiday night, We thought, you know what, will
Speaker 2: make a weekend of it to get out early for
Speaker 2: work on Monday. We'll make a weekend of it. So
Speaker 2: our mate Andre said, yeah, come.
Speaker 5: In and now it fills up the show's back Jack.
Speaker 4: We should have had a sweep steak, take a take
Speaker 4: a sip of a drink when Patsy makes his red
Speaker 4: carpet or the Langham.
Speaker 5: Wow, we one hour thirty nine. It's a new record
Speaker 5: that you even make it through the first hour.
Speaker 3: We just need rain through the upome.
Speaker 5: Trist for the hat trick.
Speaker 2: Anyway, we had a lovely stay. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Team.
Speaker 5: Do you know what I have to say?
Speaker 4: Andrette the Langham, bless him. We've got family coming in
Speaker 4: for the funeral next Friday. F'm actually all over the
Speaker 4: world and obviously it's a tough time for people. Sarahs
Speaker 4: sister and I have actually I put them up at
Speaker 4: the Langham on the on the day of the funeral
Speaker 4: in the evening, just have something nice there. So I
Speaker 4: have to say our friend, Patsy's best mate, andre A
Speaker 4: the Langham and his team that have been so kind. Actually,
Speaker 4: but yeah, I mean you went you went to you
Speaker 4: went to Butty and the Beast is it performing the
Speaker 4: foyer there.
Speaker 5: They had a special show for you. Lie for one
Speaker 5: night lang we thought we make WhatsApp crazed fan.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I came home from the Red Carpet, had some supper,
Speaker 2: and thought we'll go to bed. But I've said on
Speaker 2: the show before, I have got a habit of wearing
Speaker 2: my moccasin's two bed. I wear my slippers to bed because.
Speaker 5: My didn't take them to the lang, did you? I did?
Speaker 5: But they give you those little like the.
Speaker 2: White ones as much you need something home, It's like
Speaker 2: a little cuddle from home.
Speaker 5: How long were you there?
Speaker 2: One night?
Speaker 5: But did you not want far away from who? The
Speaker 5: big city crush? I'm on the fourth floor. Did they
Speaker 5: get these?
Speaker 7: Chris?
Speaker 5: A little beauty and Chris?
Speaker 2: Anyway? The next morning I got up and we left,
Speaker 2: and I didn't realize my slippers were still in the
Speaker 2: end of the bed. I'd forgotten to get them out,
Speaker 2: so they'd sort of made their way off my foot
Speaker 2: seas through the night, and I left them in the bed.
Speaker 5: Do you wear them to sleep?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's so uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: Don't knock it to you try it.
Speaker 5: I don't want to. It's too hot. The feet get
Speaker 5: too hot.
Speaker 2: No they don't. It's brilliant. Well, you know, the thing
Speaker 2: is when you're going through menopause and stuff, your feet
Speaker 2: are cold and every everything else.
Speaker 5: Is right Sarah's Sarah's feet are like blocks of iyes.
Speaker 5: It's terrible, and she just thinks it's okay to like
Speaker 5: suddenly like place them on me. I'm not a blanket
Speaker 5: worn as well. Give me.
Speaker 4: It's like an ice bar at any moment during the
Speaker 4: during the night, those feet is a menopausal thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I find it is your hands in your feet,
Speaker 2: but everything else is boiling hot.
Speaker 4: Why don't you bring out a range of menopausal moccasins. No, seriously,
Speaker 4: for all the sisters out there, I should.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I left them at the hotel, and so
Speaker 2: I had to. I texted Andre and I said.
Speaker 5: Look, please, I'll take my account to the Crown.
Speaker 2: It's more apologetic.
Speaker 5: Don't make me do it.
Speaker 2: I feel so terribly sorry for your house skipping staff.
Speaker 2: Tell them I accidentally left my slippers in the bed.
Speaker 2: Tell them I've ridden them off, just disregarded. I do apologize.
Speaker 2: I am so sorry. And then he wrote back and said, Pats, well,
Speaker 2: I'll post them to you, and I said, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: I've ridden them off. Don't worry.
Speaker 4: Prove them around over that west gate, through all that
Speaker 4: farm land. But you'ally going back decades of various progress.
Speaker 4: Evolution goes backwards as you get further out.
Speaker 2: Got to the studio on Monday. Here they are sitting
Speaker 2: on my desk. He'd posted them to me, which.
Speaker 5: Was very sweet, guided sleep all weekend?
Speaker 7: Did he?
Speaker 2: I opened them? And there's an issue in that they're
Speaker 2: not my slippers.
Speaker 5: Else has got cold menopausal feet?
Speaker 2: They are about three sides of stupid.
Speaker 5: Did you do a cinderrenathing now? Of going around all
Speaker 5: the menopausal women in now trying.
Speaker 7: On this.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: By the way, before we get in this next bit,
Speaker 4: do either of you two know what I r L means?
Speaker 4: I do No, I've got I knew you were my friend.
Speaker 4: It means in real life, I had no idea found
Speaker 4: us out. Last week we're on holiday. We're in Fiji
Speaker 4: and I'm there with the teenager seventeen year old Lois,
Speaker 4: and we're looking at the dinner menu and on the
Speaker 4: menu or something called drunken chicken. Right, she goes, Oh
Speaker 4: my god, Dad, you don't think they get that the
Speaker 4: chicken like drunk.
Speaker 5: I'm like, no, I'm forcing a goombag down some poor
Speaker 5: old chicken's gully it's pollen.
Speaker 3: Try the chickens.
Speaker 4: They leave you some booze out of it, wants to
Speaker 4: get hammered. Then it's on the chicken. You know, we
Speaker 4: all have to be accountboy in.
Speaker 5: Life, Luis.
Speaker 4: Wait no, no, no, just it would have just been
Speaker 4: like poached in it. I don't know, Marin aided in
Speaker 4: some kind of alcohol, you know. And then she goes,
Speaker 4: I r L. I'm like, it's uh, this is where
Speaker 4: you so your age that when you go suddenly I'm
Speaker 4: Joe Biden.
Speaker 5: I've done a duty in my pants.
Speaker 3: But I've never heard anyone say I've seen it written
Speaker 3: in the wild.
Speaker 5: Jack.
Speaker 4: There's there's no there's no warning. I'm like, what And
Speaker 4: she goes in real life? I went, what's I r L?
Speaker 4: She goes in real line. Then say in real life
Speaker 4: and this is real life, it's sort of simulation.
Speaker 5: What do you mean in real life? Yeah, I r L.
Speaker 5: I didn't know it's a brandy thing. How did you
Speaker 5: even know about it? Jack, you're in your thirties.
Speaker 3: I am into I'm just I'm a millennial, but bordering
Speaker 3: on gen z.
Speaker 5: Really right, Okay, you're you're a hybrid, right, I can.
Speaker 3: Float all the way up until baby Booners as well.
Speaker 3: I feel very comfortable.
Speaker 5: Your pan generational. It's pan generational.
Speaker 3: I refuse to grow up into my proper generation.
Speaker 5: I think i've after six years of working with you,
Speaker 5: I've finally got who you are. He's Peter pan generational.
Speaker 5: Let's make that music all together, jack about you? Okay,
Speaker 5: all right, we're gonna go up.
Speaker 4: In the lines now for signs you're a grown up,
Speaker 4: because suddenly in your life, suddenly DNA gets activated and
Speaker 4: you find you are now a grown up. And it's
Speaker 4: various little things in life that you take joy from,
Speaker 4: all really small things that drive you mad as well.
Speaker 4: I've started to realize now that my capacity for tolerating
Speaker 4: other people's bs is getting down to an all time low.
Speaker 4: One of the things I noticed recently is, I mean, look,
Speaker 4: to do this kind of job, right, you have to
Speaker 4: have some kind of confidence and self confidence. But there
Speaker 4: are levels I don't have the kind of confidence where
Speaker 4: I could conduct an actual conversation for over half an
Speaker 4: hour with the phone on FaceTime on loud speaker, boring
Speaker 4: other people with your dull conversation. Who are these people?
Speaker 5: Where did this?
Speaker 4: Why do why do we tolerate this where you hear
Speaker 4: the entire conversation at loud volume that they're no thought
Speaker 4: like putting headphones in.
Speaker 5: I couldn't do that.
Speaker 3: Where where what's the location? Because what bad outside?
Speaker 2: Even worse if you're indoors in a restaurant or somewhere.
Speaker 5: We were in a restaurant. It's table next.
Speaker 4: And you don't think we You just keep looking around
Speaker 4: glaring at them all you can notice you're just like,
Speaker 4: you know, just a glare that you're uncomfortable, very very
Speaker 4: good glare, and then you haven't got out. They go
Speaker 4: can help you and go, no, no, it's just dune,
Speaker 4: beautiful artwork they've got here in this place.
Speaker 5: Asshole. All right, perhaps what's the sign you've grown up?
Speaker 5: What have you been up to recently?
Speaker 2: When we were at the Langham the other day.
Speaker 5: Second plug, that's another on sweet Free, I.
Speaker 2: Noticed on the terrace there was this most insational mini
Speaker 2: lemon tree.
Speaker 5: To hear that she has a terrorice rub as well.
Speaker 2: Off then lemons, and they had the bedroom.
Speaker 5: He gives her the actual restaurant as a walk in wardrobe.
Speaker 2: Or something, and I just couldn't help but look at it.
Speaker 2: Over breakfast, and it sparked up a very long, probably
Speaker 2: too long win a conversation with Chris about this lemon tree.
Speaker 2: And I said they're real and he said, I'm sure
Speaker 2: they're real, irl, And Audrey is going, you to a
Speaker 2: Losers you talk about a lemon tree, and I'm going,
Speaker 2: how many fruit do you reckon? There's is on that?
Speaker 2: And he goes, oh, there'd have to be two or
Speaker 2: three dozen, let's counting them. And then I'm going, you know,
Speaker 2: I reckon you could do like a whole jug of
Speaker 2: lemonade with just one of those lemons.
Speaker 3: I'm going to make your day tomorrow. We have a
Speaker 3: lemon tree in the backyard. I love it, honestly, sharing
Speaker 3: sized levels.
Speaker 2: You're kidding.
Speaker 5: You've got those big ones. They're huge.
Speaker 2: They're not grapefruit, No, they are lemons.
Speaker 1: I'll bring me.
Speaker 5: I won't believe that you're looking at louse.
Speaker 2: We have hot lemon drinks some night.
Speaker 5: Did you just say you.
Speaker 4: Won't believe you're looking at a lemon? I don't think
Speaker 4: any confuse whatsoever. It's just ahead.
Speaker 3: It's just ahead, merely from the size. One of the
Speaker 3: will last you all year past all year.
Speaker 2: Do you go out and you know water it at night.
Speaker 5: I don't. I do.
Speaker 2: They say that's what you should do for good lemons.
Speaker 3: No, I do like to pee outside at night, but
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 5: I'll do it.
Speaker 3: Don't tree because it's down the back and I don't
Speaker 3: want to get my feet wet on the grass.
Speaker 5: Oh God, you don't really pee outside at night?
Speaker 3: Yes, I do, did it.
Speaker 5: It is a traditional stopping.
Speaker 4: It's not a generational gift. Gordon's going to see that.
Speaker 4: Certainly's having a slash in the playground or.
Speaker 5: In the sand pit.
Speaker 3: One of my many joys is no.
Speaker 5: Get some other joys dropot like the dog or no move.
Speaker 3: I move around in case the grass pails, but I
Speaker 3: stand at the edge of there's there's some bricks, so
Speaker 3: I don't get my feet grass, and I go off
Speaker 3: the brick into the the group.
Speaker 4: It's like doing a banks that little paint brush around
Speaker 4: the place.
Speaker 3: There are many men who do a nighttime p Yeah.
Speaker 4: You don't need to be one of them. That's that
Speaker 4: poor kid Gordon just normalizing that behavior. By the way, though,
Speaker 4: do bring in those big, big old lemons into my please,
Speaker 4: I will, Jack.
Speaker 5: What is a sign you're grown up other than not
Speaker 5: peeing outside.
Speaker 3: You know what I've done this week that I've never
Speaker 3: done before? So Gordon and Bianco are still on holiday.
Speaker 3: I came back early for the show.
Speaker 5: They coming back or they stay now?
Speaker 3: Coming next week?
Speaker 5: Sure, because I'm pretty sure you said they're meantally back Monday.
Speaker 3: For the first time ever, I have meal prepped this week.
Speaker 4: Oh stop it looking boil grown up Patsy.
Speaker 3: Chicken and kim what and a vegetable selling very good?
Speaker 3: Never done it before, put it into the kid four
Speaker 3: different tupperware container, having one per day.
Speaker 4: How good did you feel doing that? I felt so
Speaker 4: high five in yourself, aren't you?
Speaker 5: When you do that?
Speaker 4: You are It's like you've won life, some new some
Speaker 4: new computer game of life. You ascended like the top left.
Speaker 2: What's the chance of you calling in for an ubo
Speaker 2: when you open the fridgingy thing?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: I don't feel like that.
Speaker 3: No, I'm too smug now now that I have a meal,
Speaker 3: press no takeout.
Speaker 4: For me, Get out of it. Come the weekend. You're
Speaker 4: not chucking into keenoe on a Friday night. That's no
Speaker 4: one's idea of a good hang on a Friday night.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Talking earlier about signs you know you've grown up. One
Speaker 4: of the other things is my teenage sorters are constantly
Speaker 4: laughing at my wife and I about the things that
Speaker 4: we find interesting to talk about. Like you were talking
Speaker 4: about that lemonary right, No, teenager, he's going to give
Speaker 4: one calorie of conversational thought about a lemonary But suddenly
Speaker 4: you're in our age and this is this is on.
Speaker 5: There is a lot to talk about and speculate.
Speaker 2: About the conversation about.
Speaker 4: It, and then you start looking at permutations. Yesterday, I'm
Speaker 4: in Woolworths, right, I get to get some eggs and
Speaker 4: there's hardly any eggs there. I don't know if there's
Speaker 4: an egg shortage.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're kidding me?
Speaker 3: Serious to an online order and it said one pack
Speaker 3: of eggs per Why.
Speaker 2: This bird flu situation?
Speaker 5: What your chucks are? Ill?
Speaker 3: Well, you're all drunk.
Speaker 2: Down. I go out to wear a be South. I'll
Speaker 2: get you some eggs at my egg farm out there.
Speaker 4: But anyway, get this right, So I'm seriously that the
Speaker 4: shelves are empty. There's like two there's two packets, right,
Speaker 4: I'm ashamed to say I stood back framed a photo,
Speaker 4: sent it to my wife who's grieving this week, right, and.
Speaker 5: Went no eggs. She wrings me and going, are you kidding?
Speaker 5: There's no eggs?
Speaker 4: She goes, hang on, I'm going to Google right now,
Speaker 4: starts the same as you. I'm like, well, I didn't
Speaker 4: know there's no eggs. This is what happens when you're
Speaker 4: a certain age, isn't it. You take a photo so
Speaker 4: I'm really boring. You don't think it's boring, and go
Speaker 4: someone else's.
Speaker 5: To see this.
Speaker 4: This is hot content. I want to talk this morning about.
Speaker 4: You know, there are so many decisions we can look
Speaker 4: back on in life, right and you're grateful of a no.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it's a relationship, or sometimes there's a job that
Speaker 4: you really thought you wanted you don't get it, and
Speaker 4: actually some point later on down the line you realized,
Speaker 4: thank god, I got that no. I also think about
Speaker 4: the other side, like what do you wish you'd said
Speaker 4: yes to? I was in a taxi last week being
Speaker 4: picked up at Fiji in the airport. We're going to
Speaker 4: the hotel. My wife hadn't told me that it was
Speaker 4: a three hour transfer to the to the hotel, which
Speaker 4: became a source of huge you've got it, if you're
Speaker 4: if you're if you've got a three out tacks, right,
Speaker 4: you need to warn people. Anyway, I'm chatting this taxi
Speaker 4: driver making small Ton. He's a lovely Piginian guy. He's
Speaker 4: so about his life and his family and his Kid's
Speaker 4: just the loveliest, humble.
Speaker 5: Beautiful people, right for jeans.
Speaker 4: Anyway, the radio comes on and he turns up and
Speaker 4: it's a CDC. I said, oh, you love ac DC.
Speaker 4: And he's got a love ac DC. They're from a
Speaker 4: straight and I say, yeah, yeah, And we listened to
Speaker 4: ACDC and I'm staring out the window listening to song
Speaker 4: and I remember the time about nine years ago, you too.
Speaker 4: I'm going to leave this, but nine years ago I'm
Speaker 4: interviewing right ACDC, And midway through in the interview, they said, oh, look,
Speaker 4: the record company told us that you play ACDC more
Speaker 4: than any other DJA in the last twelve months in England.
Speaker 4: They gave me a gift, right, and it was and
Speaker 4: we're getting on really well, and they said, do you
Speaker 4: know what we're doing this show tonight? That we were
Speaker 4: playing at the Hammersmith Odion, which is a very famous
Speaker 4: music venue. They said we'd really love it to you
Speaker 4: if you want to come and hang out with us
Speaker 4: and then introduce us bring us on stage. And I
Speaker 4: thought they're just saying this, right, and I went, Oh, no,
Speaker 4: you don't need anyone to do that. And then we
Speaker 4: wrapped up the interview and they said again, please come
Speaker 4: come and hang out, even if you don't want introduce us,
Speaker 4: to come backstage and have a beer with us before
Speaker 4: the show. I was like, Oh, yeah, you don't need
Speaker 4: to do that. Two hours later, the record company guy
Speaker 4: rings been going, they really are serious, they really enjoyed
Speaker 4: the interview. They really want you to introduce them on stage.
Speaker 4: And I went, oh, don't they don't need anyone to
Speaker 4: do that. And this guy's going, see you're saying no
Speaker 4: to introducing ac DC on stage. I went, they really
Speaker 4: don't need anyone bringing on I was saying, what an idiot,
Speaker 4: what I would have loved to introduce ac DC on stage.
Speaker 4: One of the greatest rock and roll bands of all time.
Speaker 4: So I want to know about think about the things
Speaker 4: that you said no to.
Speaker 5: I also was it was.
Speaker 4: Also a Friday, you know when you're just tired at
Speaker 4: the end of the week, but you think they come on,
Speaker 4: you just got to walk on stage and say, I mean,
Speaker 4: you don't even need to introduce it.
Speaker 3: But how how long does it?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 3: What time of night does the rock and roll band
Speaker 3: go on? Could be ten o'clock at night, ten o'clock, you.
Speaker 4: Know, oh boy, you know waiting around. They don't run
Speaker 4: to time and stuff like this. You know that that
Speaker 4: could be getting home from one am and like the
Speaker 4: band want to party afterwards, and I'm like, oh, I
Speaker 4: gotta I gotta take the girls swimming in the morning
Speaker 4: at nine.
Speaker 5: This isn't my lifestyle. This is this for me. The
Speaker 5: interview is great. So what do you wish you'd said yes?
Speaker 7: To?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell's podcast.
Speaker 5: What do you wish you'd said yes too?
Speaker 4: You need it back in life, and sometimes you're grateful
Speaker 4: the various nos, But what do you actually sometimes think, Oh,
Speaker 4: I wish i'd said yes. I moaned, I was too tired.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize what was going to happen. I would
Speaker 4: have really enjoyed that. Patsy, if you must have said
Speaker 4: a few no's, what you.
Speaker 3: Wish were yes is totally.
Speaker 2: My biggest regret is I had tickets to Prince's performance
Speaker 2: at the Art Center in February twenty sixteen, and I thought,
Speaker 2: you know what, enough, I've seen him once before our
Speaker 2: Healed tour. Again, He'll be all right, No, really exhausted,
Speaker 2: busy week at work, so I said no. And then
Speaker 2: two months later we learned that he'd passed away. It
Speaker 2: was his very last live performance, was it?
Speaker 5: Really?
Speaker 2: And I missed it?
Speaker 3: It was last in Australia or a last I think
Speaker 3: it was his last world That's incredible.
Speaker 2: Oh, just like seven eight weeks before he passed and
Speaker 2: I missed it. All the things I've been to.
Speaker 5: And I missed that, Yeah, because he'd just done that
Speaker 5: residency in London. I saw it. It was I've never
Speaker 5: seen anything like that proper, like genius.
Speaker 2: Levels, so so intimate in a venue like that as well. Yeah,
Speaker 2: just him and his piano like one on one almost.
Speaker 2: It was, yeah, brilliant. Apparently when I.
Speaker 5: Went to see Prince he was playing.
Speaker 4: He did like thirty odd nights at the two in London,
Speaker 4: big venue there, like eighteen thousand people at night and
Speaker 4: it was unbelievable. After that, I was invited to half
Speaker 4: the show thing and they said as a covers band,
Speaker 4: they're doing print songs, and they were. But sometimes Prince
Speaker 4: pops in the now Devil and he does some and.
Speaker 5: I go to my wife. It is not popularly. They
Speaker 5: just say there's these people, blah blah blah. Anyway, of course, oh.
Speaker 4: That night the Little Devil not only did he jump
Speaker 4: up there, it did two hours and there was only
Speaker 4: about I saw Foe, only about eighty or ninety people
Speaker 4: at this after show, very intimate place. He was taking requests,
Speaker 4: B sides and stuff like this. I'm like this, It's
Speaker 4: not fair sometimes, isn't it. We don't don't We just
Speaker 4: don't know. Now, one of the producer's Whitney. You've also
Speaker 4: got a story where something you wish you'd said yes to.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 7: Many years ago, I was asked if I'd be interested
Speaker 7: in nannying for Tina Arena, and at the time she
Speaker 7: lived in Paris, and I said no, Why I had
Speaker 7: just been nannying in the States for the last six
Speaker 7: weeks and is it hard work?
Speaker 3: Well, two kids? Yeah, And I was young.
Speaker 4: I was eighteen.
Speaker 7: I'd left my boyfriend at the time for six weeks
Speaker 7: and I was just feeling like no, And I always
Speaker 7: wonder what my life would be would I be fluent
Speaker 7: in French like.
Speaker 5: You must with Tina Arena.
Speaker 3: You must have been some good nanny. If it's traveled
Speaker 3: halfway across the globe. You got to get this girl coming.
Speaker 3: She's just finishing six weeks in the US.
Speaker 5: Gets don't get any of these French O pairs. I
Speaker 5: was the best.
Speaker 2: We'll tell them who you looked after in Sydney in
Speaker 2: the US.
Speaker 7: Well, I didn't look after them, but I used to
Speaker 7: work for Kelly Osborne as a PA, and then I know.
Speaker 5: She's holding aces.
Speaker 3: Do you think Prince was big news?
Speaker 5: Oh god? You think Tina Arena was not interesting? Well
Speaker 5: how about this one? Ko? Kelly Osborne PA just on
Speaker 5: and off.
Speaker 2: It's a long story.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what was a day to day being
Speaker 3: a PA for Kelly Osbourne?
Speaker 7: A lot of like running around organizing phone calls.
Speaker 5: You know there's more to this. We all picking this up.
Speaker 4: I don't want to say anything before because of defamation laws,
Speaker 4: but I'm picking up a vibe about Ko.
Speaker 5: We will talk more on this. She's the best, doesn't
Speaker 5: sound like.
Speaker 4: It must sounds that come into viewing a politician at
Speaker 4: press conference?
Speaker 5: What's that with you? Whitney?
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what though, with all that Kelly Osbourne, nanny,
Speaker 4: no wonder you last a few years looking after Mick
Speaker 4: molloy on dry time. I mean they must have gone like,
Speaker 4: don't worry about the radio experience.
Speaker 5: You've done nothing. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: You've been and nanny you can look after Mickey boy.
Speaker 5: If you're hired, are the kids?
Speaker 3: You can do one thing?
Speaker 4: I think we got a caller here is well story
Speaker 4: about some of they wish they'd said yes to.
Speaker 5: Who do we have Jane? Good morning, Jane, Welcome to
Speaker 5: the show.
Speaker 6: Hi Christine, thank you. My one of my biggest regrets
Speaker 6: was I, back in the day, was a ski instructor
Speaker 6: in Austria and there was a girl who worked with me,
Speaker 6: and she was from Italy and her mom was best mates.
Speaker 6: Grew up in the same village as Pavarotti's mother. And
Speaker 6: she said to me, oh, mom just wrung me and
Speaker 6: she wants me to come home for the weekend because
Speaker 6: she wants me to come to his fiftieth birthday. Some
Speaker 6: guy called Pavarotti, do you want to come?
Speaker 4: And I said, no, that could be any Pavarotti, Yeah,
Speaker 4: David Pavarotti or the actual Pavarotti the act.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, that would have been amazing.
Speaker 6: Oh not right, it's the big dingy one.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, sure yeah. Whitney used to babysit kids.
Speaker 6: We really got it.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 4: Podcast time now for the time waste stuff. So now
Speaker 4: the time wast stuff. God class double pass up for grabs.
Speaker 4: Thanks to Village Cinemas. We're asking you to make it
Speaker 4: a make a movie American, I said a producercating yesterday.
Speaker 4: Jazza probably doing this. She goes some do with Joe Biden. Right, Okay,
Speaker 4: that's how we do satire.
Speaker 3: Is it any more detail than that?
Speaker 5: Or that was nothing.
Speaker 4: I've checked my emails, checks, text checkster, WhatsApp group, nothing more. However,
Speaker 4: Rio hous giving me this. Americans, you were obviously just there,
Speaker 4: Jackie Boyd. Great Country. Americans were named the most annoying
Speaker 4: tourists in a recent worldwide study. Americans at number one,
Speaker 4: the Brits at number two, Russians at number three, Elo,
Speaker 4: who's coming hot?
Speaker 5: At number four?
Speaker 4: It's you guys, It's the Australians and the number five Brazilians.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 4: I've gotta be honest, I don't think Brits travel well.
Speaker 4: You know, I sometimes shrink back when I hear, oh
Speaker 4: my god, there's some fellow bricks here, you know, loudly
Speaker 4: moaning about the larger.
Speaker 5: You know, are you showing the Liverpool game.
Speaker 4: Having said that, though, last Friday night, I was in
Speaker 4: Fiji before we were going to fly home on the
Speaker 4: Saturday morning, and in reception bothering the concierge, a contingency
Speaker 4: of bombers fans, Jack, actually not just that, right, huge
Speaker 4: game and wow, what a result for you guys as well.
Speaker 4: You're on fire, not just that two of these guys right,
Speaker 4: so of my age. Obviously dads had their jumpers with them, Jack,
Speaker 4: They actually they actually had the bombs.
Speaker 5: Actually said, so did you packing? You would have had
Speaker 5: to remember that.
Speaker 3: Because we don't know what success feels like. So it's
Speaker 3: been so long since they've been able to celebrate. Pack
Speaker 3: that stuff everywhere you go.
Speaker 5: This is it's the first thing I packed for the
Speaker 5: feature holiday.
Speaker 4: A minute, it's a Bombus game on the Friday night
Speaker 4: and they were like, going, is here near a sports
Speaker 4: spot this port?
Speaker 5: Going concierge was like, what sports spark you've got? Ko,
Speaker 5: sports foxtail. Where the hell are we?
Speaker 4: All right, so we're asking you to make a movie American.
Speaker 4: Let's go American movies, well like The Phantom and the Oprah,
Speaker 4: Gold Bar, Back to the Future, Gold Throw, Trumpy from
Speaker 4: the Train, Bronze, Yeah, you're right, Why House Clown, Silver,
Speaker 4: The Hunt for the Red Neck, October and The Curious
Speaker 4: Case of Benjamin Franklin, Gold Topical, jack What have.
Speaker 5: You got you're right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, and Jackie Boy,
Speaker 5: what have you got American movies?
Speaker 3: Lady in the Trump Yeah, that's good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Silver, the perks of.
Speaker 3: Being a Walmart.
Speaker 4: I just heard Rio go, but you never you never
Speaker 4: want a producer going what when you've supposedly read out
Speaker 4: a joke? It's not very cult probably, I think I
Speaker 4: don't think that's what I think. There's been too much
Speaker 4: keen one. It is not performance enhancing.
Speaker 3: Bronze minus Curious George was a good movie, Curious George Washington.
Speaker 5: Oh, I can't judge it.
Speaker 4: I went for a Benny Franklin. I have to also
Speaker 4: then give you a goal to Rio said during this song,
Speaker 4: Rick Springfield, though, that you were out asking various producers
Speaker 4: what their favorite states of America. One trying to get
Speaker 4: materials just to get.
Speaker 3: Inspiration, and I came up with the hills have Idaho,
Speaker 3: a famous American stuff explanation.
Speaker 4: You've had all week, you've been home alone. All right,
Speaker 4: you've been food prepping, you haven't been show prepping.
Speaker 3: I was not part of the intel that we were
Speaker 3: celebrating Joe Biden with American movies. All right, Oppenheimer, Obama, Heimer.
Speaker 4: No, no, come on, no, okay, all right, then time
Speaker 4: for you now to do some decent ones.
Speaker 5: What have you got?
Speaker 4: Make a movie American? Make a movie American? Text them
Speaker 4: in Oh four seven five O three one O four three.
Speaker 4: That's the text number. It's always in my heart. Oh
Speaker 4: four seven five three one oh four three. Will mark
Speaker 4: your American movies?
Speaker 1: Next the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Today's time waste. So then up for grabs. Make a note,
Speaker 4: Jackie Boy. Up for grabs is a double gold cinemas
Speaker 4: thanks to Village Cinemas.
Speaker 5: Tight.
Speaker 4: We are looking for your American movies. Make a movie American,
Speaker 4: Jackie Boy, you're ready to mark, Let's go No Country
Speaker 4: for thin men Silver. That's hard, isn't it. That's a
Speaker 4: harsh start. The Wolf of Walmart Gold.
Speaker 5: That's very good.
Speaker 4: One on Tim Opraheimer Gold, Chloe h Forest Trump, that's
Speaker 4: very good.
Speaker 5: Yanks on a.
Speaker 4: Plane silver, Uh maga mind gold, that's very good. Nathan,
Speaker 4: well done for that. Bend it like Biden in Gold Reservoir,
Speaker 4: hot Dogs, silver wall e mart Or. That's very good.
Speaker 4: Word general silver plus the Biden of Frankenstein, not the
Speaker 4: Bride of Frankenstein open dimer mm hm, Bronze deer Hunter Biden.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's very clever. Dear Hunter was a movie, very
Speaker 5: well known.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, yes, sil Hunter.
Speaker 4: Biden interesting character. White men can't trump Silva weekend at Biden's.
Speaker 4: To be honest, it's becoming a bit like at that's
Speaker 4: Sonia that works on many many deep levels. Actually that
Speaker 4: weekend at Boidon's. Uh, Donald does that Silva big Trump
Speaker 4: Daddy bronze saving private Biden. Silva, dude wears my healthcare.
Speaker 4: All very good Scooby, well done you me and Yankee.
Speaker 3: Silva and die per hard diaper hard silver pass.
Speaker 5: All right, who is off to Vincinema's gold class.
Speaker 3: Let's give it to Tim for the Wolf of Walmart.
Speaker 1: What don Tim enjoyed the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Let's talk Tomorrow show Today. Now every Friday we do
Speaker 4: a big thing. We turn the show into jubox. You
Speaker 4: pick all the songs for the last hour of power.
Speaker 4: We've got the Naked Hour.
Speaker 5: We give you a theme.
Speaker 4: But early on today's show, Jack was regaining us with
Speaker 4: boastal tales of his mega lemons that he's got in
Speaker 4: his lemons Trey in the God. If he didn't tune in,
Speaker 4: what the hell were you doing? Don't tell me this
Speaker 4: hotter content on cut and Jackie O, we know you're lying.
Speaker 4: We've got the lemons, by.
Speaker 3: The way, I'll bring them up sitting alarm or ready
Speaker 3: to pack the lemons tonight tomorrow.
Speaker 4: This is prossibly radio's most powerful teas and hook I've
Speaker 4: ever heard. What a reason to tune in. Here are reaction.
Speaker 4: I loove when breakfast shows get here. Here are reaction
Speaker 4: Tomorrow morning at eight, as Jack Post shows Christian and
Speaker 4: Pats his mega lemons, Mega lemons lems, you will be shocked, shocked, shocked,
Speaker 4: shocked listeners. Get ready, social stand by, get the toks
Speaker 4: and the gram's ready to go.
Speaker 5: Queue. By the way, Jack, if you've seen what he did,
Speaker 5: while we're away that video Ki, Yeah, he got we
Speaker 5: didn't go back to Sydney.
Speaker 3: He got a bit meme heavy, didn't he want too much?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, too much time?
Speaker 4: Where you're going to talk about this just because you
Speaker 4: were to about the lemons anyway. I was thinking, we
Speaker 4: give you a theme for the Naked houry Friday, and
Speaker 4: you've got to pick songs that have got that theme
Speaker 4: in the title. I don't know if that if there's
Speaker 4: any songs or any we want to hear an hour
Speaker 4: of where there's songs with the fruit in the title.
Speaker 4: I do know that you two have got lemon.
Speaker 3: I can't apple bottomed jeans by flow Rider, Raspberry Beret.
Speaker 2: What about you know peaches? Peaches for me?
Speaker 4: Millions of peaches, and peaches are free straw fil forever.
Speaker 5: What's the one?
Speaker 4: Honry Boleafonte did oh a lot of lovely bunch of coconuts.
Speaker 4: You know when I said I'm not sure if there's
Speaker 4: an hour of them, I think I've answered my question.
Speaker 5: There isn't.
Speaker 4: If that's the third song we go into, that'd be
Speaker 4: like twenty past eight tomorrow morning.
Speaker 5: People are tuning in school running with I've Got a
Speaker 5: lovely bunch of coconuts orange crush.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, I think we'll get there. I reckon, Let's
Speaker 3: give it a go.
Speaker 5: What about there is a good one, but we don't
Speaker 5: play him Harry Stars?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, yes, give me please play that.
Speaker 4: It's controversial. It's a good song, isn't it. We've got
Speaker 4: twenty four hours to get Paul Kelly to do a
Speaker 4: version of it, then we can play it or Jimmy
Speaker 4: Barnes or Noiseworks.
Speaker 5: Let's reach out to Pseudo Echo.
Speaker 4: Can you just quickly run a version of Watermelon Sugar
Speaker 4: and then we can add it to the Gold Playlist
Speaker 4: and also on to my show A Part two. I'd
Speaker 4: love to hear more of your stories. There were some
Speaker 4: great stories from the team. What do you wish you'd
Speaker 4: said yes to? If you've got a story for us tomorrow?
Speaker 4: Email me today Christian at christiano'connell dot com dot au.
Speaker 4: We are back tomorrow. It was a joy to get
Speaker 4: back with you guys. Thank you very much for the
Speaker 4: lovely support and the emails and the text message as well.
Speaker 4: We are back tomorrow morning. But love being back with
Speaker 4: you guys. I'll see you later.
Speaker 5: Guys. Take out lots of love. This is the
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