Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: It is Father's Day this weekend, and ninety nine point
Speaker 2: nine percent of you that is the first you're hearing
Speaker 2: about it. I guarantee it is because you walk around
Speaker 2: your suburb. There's no shot front windows with like balloons
Speaker 2: and flowers and chocolates. Maybe you might see something in
Speaker 2: the wind of Dan Murphy's or a bottle shop somewhere by,
Speaker 2: some whiskey or a slaber beer. Treat your dad to
Speaker 2: some beer this weekend on Father's Day. It isn't the
Speaker 2: same equal billing.
Speaker 3: As Mother's Day. No, not even quite.
Speaker 1: That is fair to say because Audrey normally has the
Speaker 1: you know the parents' day stalls at school where the
Speaker 1: kids get some money, you buy them a voucher and
Speaker 1: they go and get you something.
Speaker 2: So what do they do at school for Mother's Day?
Speaker 2: Aren't mum sort of invited in for a special source?
Speaker 2: Get that used to get like a special presentation, you know.
Speaker 1: The home extu rub on everything, half a day off
Speaker 1: and cook your scones.
Speaker 2: Sort your bunions out.
Speaker 1: But this year they've they've candidate because well, nothing for
Speaker 1: Dad's nothing for dad's because well she's grade six. I
Speaker 1: don't do it for grade six, but Chris is very
Speaker 1: put out.
Speaker 2: I think actually for once you get up with grade six,
Speaker 2: up until eleven and twelve, that's where mums and dad
Speaker 2: should be the most braised. That's when you really need
Speaker 2: a high five somewhere.
Speaker 3: But it's always the.
Speaker 1: Cool stuff, all the homemade stuff. Like one year he
Speaker 1: got a cardboard tie with a bit of elastic to
Speaker 1: wear to work, and she done like some beautiful boy,
Speaker 1: tasting on it and pitches.
Speaker 2: And if you gave your kid that under a Christmas tree,
Speaker 2: some cardboard shoes or something, they've been calling some helpline,
Speaker 2: they take you away. I'm just giving it mat You
Speaker 2: obviously thought I'd love this joyous thing so much, a
Speaker 2: cardboard flip and tie to wear it work.
Speaker 1: And it was massive, it was about six foot wide.
Speaker 2: Oh great, Bozo the clown. I've noticed that, and I
Speaker 2: like everyone to keep their eye off of this. In
Speaker 2: your inboxes over the next couple days, you'll see a
Speaker 2: lot of emails that companies who email you anyway, newsletters
Speaker 2: you've signed up for without ticking that box, or you
Speaker 2: tick that box, think and it said no but you
Speaker 2: didn't chuck the small promoss's. Actually you were saying, yes, gotcha,
Speaker 2: they all will whatever they're trying to sell you. Then
Speaker 2: now suddenly this week it turns into an amazing Father's
Speaker 2: Day offer. I had one over the weekend for anti
Speaker 2: viral computer, so want look after his hard drive.
Speaker 3: Can't make that out of cardboard, you can't.
Speaker 2: So have a look in your inboxes if you get
Speaker 2: any emails Father's Day special, and then you see what
Speaker 2: it is they're trying to think is a great gift
Speaker 2: for Father's Day.
Speaker 3: I got one yesterday for the pancake parlor offering for
Speaker 3: this Sunday only, a two core set menu for duds.
Speaker 2: Oh chefs, table for Papa.
Speaker 3: Please, pancakes for advertiser, pancakes for entree.
Speaker 2: All right, So if you're see any just forwarded the
Speaker 2: just forward the emails onto me Christian at Christian O'Connell
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