Speaker 1: Christ To O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: One of the things we're going to talking about was
Speaker 2: off the back of the story Patsy told us yesterday
Speaker 2: an incredible story about being left behind.
Speaker 1: Pahtpsy. People didn't hear it yesterday.
Speaker 2: Just remind us what Chris and already did to your
Speaker 2: Saturday morning when you all meant to go into her
Speaker 2: swimming well.
Speaker 1: I was getting ready to go to swimming and they
Speaker 1: left without me without telling me.
Speaker 3: I was still, you're a mid shower, Yeah I was.
Speaker 1: And you heard them just driving off and it came
Speaker 1: out there was crickets in the house.
Speaker 2: If that was me, I'm like, I see it as
Speaker 2: a gift to be left behind, not to go and
Speaker 2: sit at the side of the poor in the heat.
Speaker 1: Patsy then gets off in hot pursuits.
Speaker 2: She got in her little bubble carm went off in
Speaker 2: the Flintstone mobile and chased after them.
Speaker 1: Jackie, you ever been left behind?
Speaker 3: I got left behind at Flemington Race Course as a kid.
Speaker 3: We go to Derby Day every year. The whole extended family,
Speaker 3: counties and uncles and everyone. And I guess why the
Speaker 3: adults were busy betting.
Speaker 1: I went off to betting drinking. I went off to
Speaker 1: chase seagulls and is that like an event? Then? You know,
Speaker 1: I've been out a couple of times too, oak stay.
Speaker 2: I never seen as part of the stuff, you know.
Speaker 3: All I remember is chasing the seagulls for a bit,
Speaker 3: and then when I was finished with that, turning back
Speaker 3: around and everybody was gone. Auntie, his uncles, the picnic rugs,
Speaker 3: the pop upon a count, Mom and dad.
Speaker 1: She at least to a head count. Where's that tool kid?
Speaker 3: I was six years old.
Speaker 1: It's still one of their kids.
Speaker 3: Yeah it is, but they had I mean, they had
Speaker 3: my brother, I guess, but I guess they care for
Speaker 3: one kid.
Speaker 1: I think they thought we've got one of them. The
Speaker 1: other one is he is he chased the seagulls.
Speaker 3: I think they thought I was with my auntie and
Speaker 3: uncle someone further up, becau. You've got to walk quite
Speaker 3: a long way to get back to the car park,
Speaker 3: so it took them a long time before they realized
Speaker 3: I wasn't there. So I was wandering around until a
Speaker 3: nice lady said you last, and then had to get
Speaker 3: the police.
Speaker 1: Over a while.
Speaker 3: And then I went and sat in the little police
Speaker 3: station at the race course. I remember they asked me
Speaker 3: if I wanted ice cream. I was too scared, so yes,
Speaker 3: even though I did like your little paper really scary. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I still remember, and I still remember that my mum
Speaker 3: in tears coming to the door of the police.
Speaker 1: She would have been horrify Wow. All right, then did
Speaker 1: you get left behind? Robert? Thanks for calling the show.
Speaker 1: And you got left behind? What happened?
Speaker 4: I went out fishing with my dad and my sister,
Speaker 4: and when we finished fishing, I was skiing back to
Speaker 4: the caravan park where we were staying, and I fell off,
Speaker 4: and my dad and the sister didn't realize i'd fallen off.
Speaker 4: I was eight years old at the time.
Speaker 1: What do you mean, skin? You mean water, skiing water?
Speaker 1: You only got one job. Just look for the person
Speaker 1: behind you, I mean having a chat there.
Speaker 4: It was my younger sister, and I think my dad
Speaker 4: was teaching her to drive the boat.
Speaker 1: I want a lesson. That must have been never left behind. You.
Speaker 1: You know it's up to them to hang on to
Speaker 1: that thing at the boat.
Speaker 2: Really, you know, just eyes forward, eyes forward, stop looking
Speaker 2: back for your brother.
Speaker 4: I I was swimming back for probably fifteen to twenty
Speaker 4: minutes before mine.
Speaker 1: Tell me you exaggerating for this story. Literally you're a
Speaker 1: swimming back and the water coming in going down. It
Speaker 1: was a different time, wasn't it. Robert. That's a great
Speaker 1: call mate. Very good. Judy. Sounds like he's out on
Speaker 1: a week right now.
Speaker 5: And I actually got left behind when I was in labor.
Speaker 5: I went into labor at some ungodly hour and my
Speaker 5: husband at the time dived out of bed, through all
Speaker 5: the cases in the car and drove off. No.
Speaker 2: Come on, the single mostion born person with a mini
Speaker 2: person coming imminently is you and the barb?
Speaker 1: What's he just got the cases? Is there anything else
Speaker 1: out in my checklist?
Speaker 5: Well, luckily enough, he only got to the industry until
Speaker 5: he looked in the revision were spotted.
Speaker 1: The lack of noise and someone going, it's a person coming.
Speaker 1: I'm making great time on this birthday. Quiet, Judy is
Speaker 1: so quiet in advanced labor.
Speaker 5: Well, well, I actually was advanced labor, so it was
Speaker 5: a bit of a worry.
Speaker 1: Incredible, Judy, that's his unble. And I bet this story
Speaker 1: gets brought up a lot. Yeah, yes, it's good. Well Judy,
Speaker 1: well done, Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Okay, bye bye.
Speaker 1: Now I did one of those. My mum does that? Okay,
Speaker 1: bye bye, bye bye Christian, Hello, Christian O'Connell Show podcast