Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connor Show podcast, realized with horror, I hadn't
Speaker 1: done it last night, even though it's in my diary.
Speaker 1: Do you have any entries to its run forever in
Speaker 1: your eye cows or whatever you use.
Speaker 2: Yeah, A fertilized lawn is actually my most common one.
Speaker 2: Every four months I see for fertilized lawn.
Speaker 3: Yep. Have you also got like partners and parents' birthdays? Yep?
Speaker 2: I've got all the team's birthdays as well, so I'll
Speaker 2: never miss a birthday in here, have you Yeah?
Speaker 3: When you say all the team, yeah.
Speaker 2: Everybody, even even members who have who have come and gone.
Speaker 2: So Brian, who was one of the people who with
Speaker 2: us in the first few weeks. Every every year I go,
Speaker 2: it's Brian's birthday today. He lives in Sydney.
Speaker 1: Now, have you got anything like I do? Every Tuesday night,
Speaker 1: I have a diary entry for put bins out. No,
Speaker 1: it doesn't even say her bins. It just says put
Speaker 1: bins out. Right, Even though that's in there for the
Speaker 1: rest of my life until I die, I still forgot
Speaker 1: last night, right, And so this morning I was leaving
Speaker 1: the house a night I saw with horror, look down
Speaker 1: the street and all the bins that are like, damn it,
Speaker 1: those guys and that do the bins, they would they
Speaker 1: will judge me for that, they will. I always judge people.
Speaker 1: You should know by now, so I had to then
Speaker 1: if you ever try to move a bin at five
Speaker 1: am so you don't wake up, you go. Dogs two
Speaker 1: noisy dogs in my house, right, German shepherd one a
Speaker 1: horrible little yappy dog that they go berserk at any
Speaker 1: slight disturbance in the universe. So I'm literally moving it,
Speaker 1: pausing moving. I can be linked for work because of
Speaker 1: this bloody bin, right, And I didn't want.
Speaker 3: To text my wife and go I forgot to put
Speaker 3: the bins actually going.
Speaker 4: This is the one of the few things I asked
Speaker 4: you to doing.
Speaker 3: This slow sort of almost boram dogs with this bin.
Speaker 2: You almost have to pick it up.
Speaker 3: Bearh.
Speaker 1: Get to the curb and I'm doing it in the moonlight,
Speaker 1: moving this bin. And then I'm looking down the street
Speaker 1: and I see there's a different array.
Speaker 3: What do you do? Which way do you face it?
Speaker 3: Are you mouth open?
Speaker 1: Let's just call it that way, you know, like where
Speaker 1: they're almost like if that truck pulls up, the bin
Speaker 1: would go.
Speaker 3: Oh, you got it.
Speaker 2: You have to face the mouth towards the road or
Speaker 2: else the mechanical arm doesn't work well.
Speaker 1: While I was having a quick look down the street,
Speaker 1: I saw that there's a wild disarray of so nice. Yes,
Speaker 1: then I think that almost they're back facing the truck.
Speaker 3: No, the mouth mouth is the other way, chatting to
Speaker 3: the house.
Speaker 2: I don't even think he'll technically work if they try
Speaker 2: and pick them.
Speaker 3: Up, but they still do.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there's only I'm sure there's only one way
Speaker 1: to do it, and that is always facing the road.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: I guess it's still going to open, and if it
Speaker 2: gets the trash in there, maybe we need a garbagement
Speaker 2: or woman to call it and see where are.
Speaker 3: You on this? Are you?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: Mouth has to be open, because then they are not
Speaker 5: mouth open.
Speaker 3: Mouth open means there's too much chunk in there.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, but facing the curb, so when the arm
Speaker 5: comes down and tips it otherwise like the lid, wouldn't
Speaker 5: the lid get stuck if it was the opposite way around.
Speaker 1: These were the thoughts in my mind at seven minutes
Speaker 1: past five this morning. Right, I bet you're also on
Speaker 1: these people PASSI you're also just shoving your recycling in
Speaker 1: that bin as well.
Speaker 5: No, I'm very strict, but the love God does it
Speaker 5: is shocking. No way, it's terrible. I'll lift up the
Speaker 5: lid to put rubbish in there. There'll be beer cans,
Speaker 5: milk cartons.
Speaker 3: Hard come on, you got you go? You know daughter?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: Garbos? I know there's a lot of you up and down.
Speaker 1: What's the guy that you used to call him regularly?
Speaker 1: Ian Ian, the greatest garb in the worst out there
Speaker 1: in rosebud Ian or any Garbo's listen right now? Which
Speaker 1: way is the right way for that bin to be facing?
Speaker 1: Just so we're all understood as well. Mouth facing the roads?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean by that, don't you?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: That the lid is Yeah, he's talking to the road.
Speaker 1: I said, he's like he's getting excited when the lorry comes,
Speaker 1: like hello, I'm full up, I need you.
Speaker 3: Jack El almost came back then, Sorry about that, guys.
Speaker 1: Back in Halloween the Christian O'Connell show podcast that's always
Speaker 1: on the show again, straight into the big questions in life?
Speaker 3: Which way do you face the bin?
Speaker 1: And as always, some of the words we're going to
Speaker 1: be using are very sort of sophisticated works. You might
Speaker 1: want to get a dictionary. That's what I'm saying. Is
Speaker 1: the ben mouth chatting to the road or is it
Speaker 1: having a good old Nata with her house facing the
Speaker 1: other way?
Speaker 3: It's like a children's book right now this show? Is it?
Speaker 3: Which way is mister ben talking? All right? Who we
Speaker 3: got on the lines? Damian? Good morning, Darren Darren?
Speaker 6: Yes, good morning Christian Darren.
Speaker 3: What do you say? Which were the bin's facing? My friend?
Speaker 6: You placed in the roads? Not friends? Because if you're
Speaker 6: placing around the other way and we imp you've beIN,
Speaker 6: I'm well end up breaking the lids and then all
Speaker 6: the garbage or we talk will get stuck on the
Speaker 6: lid and you have the villages all over your nice
Speaker 6: strip and we'll get the fling for it, not the residence.
Speaker 3: So he's falling the bin. We never leave a man
Speaker 3: in there down? Are you in that bin? No? Are
Speaker 3: you a garbo?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 3: I am great?
Speaker 1: Why sometimes? And I'm sure you don't do this on
Speaker 1: your round or patch whatever you call it?
Speaker 3: Right? Do they leave the odd bin behind?
Speaker 1: Is that just a remind us that you have power
Speaker 1: and you can't presume that it's always going to get
Speaker 1: taken away.
Speaker 3: Just leave it as an example to the street, like
Speaker 3: we run this patch.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, the only time, well maybe they're laying behind
Speaker 4: the car and uh, you know for some reasondents say
Speaker 4: oh that's not my car and you have back to
Speaker 4: the week after, mister s Carr.
Speaker 6: You know, yeah, we're pretty smart.
Speaker 1: A doubt then sometimes what you do as well, it's
Speaker 1: another thing to just teachers listen, you just have it
Speaker 1: just sort of scattered in the rough. Yeah, bad night before,
Speaker 1: arguing with the missus and actually like she got out
Speaker 1: that truck and.
Speaker 3: Just kicked it over. And that's what I think of
Speaker 3: you number fifty two lying drunk in the street. Why
Speaker 3: why is that there? Sudden the system.
Speaker 6: There you get yeah, like that.
Speaker 3: For me, it's playing on the rock. You know, it's
Speaker 3: to patch the world.
Speaker 6: We've got a duty of care for the residents and
Speaker 6: we try to do it.
Speaker 3: But it's called that in a document somewhere, a duty
Speaker 3: of care.
Speaker 6: Make sure that make sure the leaders is actually probably
Speaker 6: to the right, not for the house or yeah, I
Speaker 6: just remember, let me blake to put your beIN out.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you. Roll there strong words at the end.
Speaker 1: There have a laugh, but they always end on a
Speaker 1: point thank you, thank you Show Dad, Darren
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