Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
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Speaker 3: Ladies, A long amount of crime will make you tired.
Speaker 2: Five out of five they have ali The Christian O'Connor.
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Speaker 3: Good morning, Jackie Boy, Monny Guys coome morning, Pats, mornning.
Speaker 4: Well, we are in the final stretch of some of
Speaker 4: which has been extraordinary. The forty eight hour movie marathon.
Speaker 4: This kind of just stumbled into us a couple of
Speaker 4: weeks ago. We were wondering if how long would people
Speaker 4: just watch the same movie over and over again. And
Speaker 4: at first we were asking you would you even be
Speaker 4: up for trying this, And then we thought it'd be
Speaker 4: twenty four hours because that's really hard, no sleeps watching
Speaker 4: the same thing on a loop. And then we extended
Speaker 4: it to forty eight hours. So fifteen of you went
Speaker 4: in on Monday. I'm stuggers to say that eight people
Speaker 4: are still remaining.
Speaker 3: Shocked.
Speaker 4: When this started, we're all saying we don't think anyone's
Speaker 4: going to be there by Tuesday yesterday, within twenty four hours.
Speaker 4: We just thought people would just have enough or fall asleep.
Speaker 4: Eight are remaining. They're hanging in there now. I hope
Speaker 4: no one crashes out at seven forty five this morning,
Speaker 4: it ends and they each get So the big prize
Speaker 4: is twenty thousand dollars to whoever was left out there.
Speaker 4: So at the moment eight, then what did they get each?
Speaker 3: Now we get two thousand, five hundred dollars each? Is
Speaker 3: that a plus and experience of a lifetime?
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 4: We need quite a few cherries on top of that.
Speaker 4: I don't think comes seven forty five. Normally radio stations
Speaker 4: you get that big, the scream of the moment, the
Speaker 4: promo that runs for day. Aha, they're just going to go,
Speaker 4: and that actually just going to push people out the
Speaker 4: way to get out of there and away from this show.
Speaker 4: So let's go to Rio, who's down there right now?
Speaker 4: Come morning Rio, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 2: How are they mate?
Speaker 5: You say eight people still remain? The eight shells still remain,
Speaker 5: plucking their eyes open with toothpicks. They are not the
Speaker 5: same eight people that entered this cinema.
Speaker 2: Listens. I'm China, sure this has been a good thing
Speaker 2: for us.
Speaker 5: I thought I'd come in here on the final day
Speaker 5: like a really big triumphant. Yeah, be buzzing. It is tense,
Speaker 5: it is quiet. They are they irritable. Irritable, Oh, irritable
Speaker 5: is very.
Speaker 4: Because turning up there with your breakfast going and you
Speaker 4: got to do the link back to us and then
Speaker 4: we go get out. Yeah, you're one of us. I
Speaker 4: guess to survive. There's this kind of bunkerment.
Speaker 3: I thought they would get excited to see Rio because
Speaker 3: you signal that you were really close to the that
Speaker 3: the radio shows on. So they've got less than two hours.
Speaker 4: No one high five as a prison guard to them.
Speaker 4: He's a prison guard. That great prison guards back on duty.
Speaker 3: But yeah, you could be in their nightmares for years to.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, they're going to depreciate you. They see you
Speaker 4: down the street, they're going to start shivering.
Speaker 2: I can't sleep, must have sleep. The spotsors are looking
Speaker 2: at me.
Speaker 5: And I think even though they know it's, you know,
Speaker 5: just probably a matter of hours left, that they know
Speaker 5: also it's going to be the longest hours of their life,
Speaker 5: because each hour of the sticks by gets harder and harder, and.
Speaker 4: You think they start to relax as you think, I've
Speaker 4: got how many times you've seen like a fifteen hundred
Speaker 4: meters race at the Olympics, where someone with a big
Speaker 4: lead just slows down a bit because they look behind them,
Speaker 4: and then suddenly someone's coming along on the inside. I
Speaker 4: wonder if any will actually relax so much. I think
Speaker 4: I've done it, and just like right.
Speaker 2: Before, right before. Yeah, you imagine if you've fell asleep
Speaker 2: at two minutes ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the person coming up behind them in second place
Speaker 3: is actually.
Speaker 4: Sleep up the pies game. I think they were only
Speaker 4: in front for something like twelve seconds.
Speaker 2: That is not fair.
Speaker 5: I think that's why it's so tense, because they know
Speaker 5: they've made it so far, but they've got this sort
Speaker 5: of unstoppable force of sleep chasing them down. But they are,
Speaker 5: to their credit, they are immovable objects. At the moment,
Speaker 5: they are locked in. They are completely broken, but they
Speaker 5: are not moving. They are not going in.
Speaker 4: So do you think we are all eight that are
Speaker 4: there right now from the fifteen almost forty eight hours ago,
Speaker 4: will be there at the end.
Speaker 2: Is anyone looking a bit hones sleep? You know the
Speaker 2: old slow blink we do that.
Speaker 5: Every single one of them could drop at any point
Speaker 5: in the next I.
Speaker 3: Can't're so sad to lose from.
Speaker 2: Now yeah, I know.
Speaker 6: That's why it's so tense.
Speaker 5: Everyone isn't cheering, everyone's not you know, celebrating yet, because
Speaker 5: they are all so close to sleeping.
Speaker 4: If you're wondering, by the way, it maybe just you know,
Speaker 4: I haven't heard the show this week. You're wondering, what
Speaker 4: is that noise and the background? That's the movie they've
Speaker 4: been watching for other the last almost forty eight hours
Speaker 4: is Groundhog Day, which is a great movie. But I'm
Speaker 4: starting to recognize certain scenes now because when we cross
Speaker 4: to you Rio, you can kind of hear where he is.
Speaker 4: Is he's back in the market square.
Speaker 2: Is he the guesthouse?
Speaker 6: He's getting slapped At the moment.
Speaker 3: They are officially on forty six hours, twenty three minutes
Speaker 3: and fifty two seconds watching.
Speaker 4: I find it amazing that they're stood in. Tell me
Speaker 4: about this then, and the one who we thought were
Speaker 4: the first to crash out was Sleeping Beauty. He called
Speaker 4: the show last week. Wanted to go in as a
Speaker 4: test to himself and don't think to prove someone to
Speaker 4: his wife that he'd never ever made it through a movie,
Speaker 4: just a movie at home or in the cinema without
Speaker 4: falling asleep.
Speaker 2: He stood in the mix. He's going to make it.
Speaker 6: He might.
Speaker 5: He is probably the most most broken, but also maybe
Speaker 5: the most determined of them all.
Speaker 6: If you look into his eyes using.
Speaker 2: The word broken, no more broken. We've made them.
Speaker 3: We're so happy we heard that one of them who
Speaker 3: crashed out overnight didn't even give an exit of you.
Speaker 3: We've been recording them allways that I just have to go.
Speaker 4: Keeping the doors cartwheel commercial road to get the hell
Speaker 4: out of there, even to speak to the show. Ever again,
Speaker 4: we are not going to be p one in his presepts.
Speaker 2: He's smashing that radio win right now. All right, we'd
Speaker 2: come back to in a bit.
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Speaker 4: A lot of you have questions about how they've been
Speaker 4: looked after toilet breaks, it breaks under medical advisory. We
Speaker 4: do have paramedics down there, have been down there of
Speaker 4: course throughout this were extended from five minutes so a
Speaker 4: bit longer yesterday. A lot of when you know, are
Speaker 4: they being fed?
Speaker 2: What do you think? You're not starving?
Speaker 4: It's bad enough to being late to stay awake and
Speaker 4: watch a movie.
Speaker 2: Over and again.
Speaker 3: Yes, they're actually getting great food.
Speaker 4: All yeah, they are. Yesterday they had a good friend
Speaker 4: of the show. Actually Allison Allison's Bakery. Allison listeners every morning.
Speaker 4: She's a star. She delivered a beautiful breakfast to them.
Speaker 4: Then for lunch, I love her Betty's Burger. They're Betty's Burger.
Speaker 4: And then dinner yesterday, nice Italian from Cafe Kachina. This
Speaker 4: morning when they are released screaming and crying and weeping
Speaker 4: into the daylight, Abaca's Bar and Kitchen, which is an
Speaker 4: amazing place. They're providing breakfast and coffees for them and
Speaker 4: if they want this, don't.
Speaker 2: I think they just want to get out of I'm
Speaker 2: not sure they're going to be the move for happy hours.
Speaker 4: The Kontigui marks that way it's going. You can you
Speaker 4: take me home and he needs to sleep for a
Speaker 4: very very long time. And you can also watch all
Speaker 4: of this on Facebook. We're streaming it. We happened since
Speaker 4: it started. We're talking about the forty hour movie marathon
Speaker 4: where they're watching Groundhog down a loop.
Speaker 2: So they're now onto the twenty.
Speaker 3: I think you're halfway through the twenty eighth viewing. Oh
Speaker 3: at about seven o'clock they'll click into the final.
Speaker 2: Viewing twenty eight times they've seen that movie with no sleep.
Speaker 2: When you said like that, it's like, how are they
Speaker 2: still so many? Why are they in there?
Speaker 4: Anyway, you go to Facebook dot com slash the Christian
Speaker 4: O'Connell show, you can see it. Lots of you've been
Speaker 4: leaving comments of the last two days, which has been great,
Speaker 4: and in fact, someone who left in the last couple
Speaker 4: of hours, Lovely Woman Nurse Michelle, has actually jumped on
Speaker 4: in there.
Speaker 2: What is it you know?
Speaker 4: Rio mentioned this yesterday about a Stockholm syndrome where you've
Speaker 4: fallen in love your characters. You think she'd never want
Speaker 4: anything to do with this. She's now answering questions. We've
Speaker 4: hired her no off her own bat.
Speaker 3: She's gone on there and said, hey, I went out
Speaker 3: at seven pm yesterday after thirty five hours of watching
Speaker 3: the film. Such a weird, fun experience. If you have
Speaker 3: any questions about the event, I might be able to
Speaker 3: answer them.
Speaker 2: And now in the.
Speaker 3: Last ten minutes people have been asking questions, what was
Speaker 3: the first thing you did as you left the cinema.
Speaker 3: I went and had a shower up because in the
Speaker 3: five minutes that we were allocated, we did not get
Speaker 3: enough time to properly wash. She says. Also, the Gold
Speaker 3: team were amazing. They looked after us in so many
Speaker 3: ways and gave us the best experience. Leave all this
Speaker 3: stuff about being broken.
Speaker 4: I don't know if anything. It's a holiday, they should
Speaker 4: pay to go in there. We'll give them a bit
Speaker 4: actually for the last two days with that cool all right,
Speaker 4: extra time on the time waster. We're looking for your
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Speaker 7: Is there?
Speaker 2: Ronan Hitting?
Speaker 3: Oh, thank god, it's so cold, Thank you Ronan Gold.
Speaker 2: The flute fighters, Oh it's cold season. Guys, get your
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Speaker 3: Oh shitty there silver plus numb.
Speaker 2: Nothing but that one. Okay, Jackie boy, what have you got?
Speaker 3: Cold bands that Lincoln Parks You got it, my friend,
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Speaker 3: Baby Ice, scary Eyes, ginger Ice, bosh Ice kind.
Speaker 4: Of rushed into that one. It's the punchline is already here.
Speaker 4: Gold for the Ice.
Speaker 3: Girls, boys in the hoodies.
Speaker 2: That's good as well. Also gold, and.
Speaker 3: These guys have been hanging out with wim Hop. I
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Speaker 2: That is an ambitious reach, but we salute it.
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Speaker 4: Extra Time on the Time Waste. So this morning we're
Speaker 4: looking for your cold bands.
Speaker 2: Man alive.
Speaker 4: That rain of wind during the night, it was really
Speaker 4: really full on, really really full on. All right, then,
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Speaker 3: Let's go.
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Speaker 2: Mark.
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Speaker 4: But eight three eight. Well done, New kids on the
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Speaker 3: Plus.
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Speaker 4: Hour and five minutes left for the outstanding Outstanding Feeve
Speaker 4: endurance from eight of you from the fifteen that went
Speaker 4: in almost forty eight hours ago from movie Mouth, and
Speaker 4: during the next ten minutes they'll be getting their toilet
Speaker 4: break and then coming back down for the last viewing
Speaker 4: the twenty ninth viewing of Groundhog Day, which they've been
Speaker 4: watching continuously since seven forty five am Monday morning.
Speaker 2: It is incredible.
Speaker 4: There's going to be eight there at the age, all right,
Speaker 4: right now knock on Wednesday. Well, the rest of Melbourne
Speaker 4: is still asleep at the moment rolling into the office
Speaker 4: about nine o'clock. You're already at your desk, or you're
Speaker 4: on your way into work, or you're still rinding at
Speaker 4: the car park. If you've knocked on, we want to
Speaker 4: celerate that. Give us a call right now, nine four
Speaker 4: one four one oh four to three Workers of Melbourne,
Speaker 4: U nite?
Speaker 2: Where are you? Jackie boy? What have they got? They
Speaker 2: can have their choice or whatever you want from our show,
Speaker 2: much gubbot.
Speaker 3: Yes, we reward the early workers of Melbourne with Presci
Speaker 3: O'Connor show, Christian o'c connell show, fridge magnets, Christian conal
Speaker 3: show mugs. And there is still two pairs of socks.
Speaker 3: Oh it's chilly outside.
Speaker 2: What are those aren't going? Are they?
Speaker 4: It was like for the last couple of weeks. Those
Speaker 4: socks are been permanently there ten years from now.
Speaker 2: Don't forget. Those socks are still available.
Speaker 3: Your choice. You choose what you want.
Speaker 4: All right, Give us a call now. Lines are open
Speaker 4: if you're at work. Knocked on nine four one four,
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Speaker 4: Who knew that watching people watching a movie continuously for
Speaker 4: forty eight hours would be such addictive Internet viewing? Good
Speaker 4: morning to the cover hundred of you that are watching
Speaker 4: the feed right now live from gold Cast Villae Cinemas,
Speaker 4: Chapel Street Precincts. They're in the last hour under the
Speaker 4: last hour and hour and the forty eight hour movie
Speaker 4: mouth and the biggest talking point has been there are
Speaker 4: two brothers in there. They're both sort of very competitive
Speaker 4: insurance athletes, actually proper endurance where there's a movement and
Speaker 4: running and socks on Jane and he keeps changing his
Speaker 4: socks like every twelve hours, has been the biggest talking point.
Speaker 4: You start with yellow socks, Kelly Smith. He's back in
Speaker 4: black sox now he's started us yellow socks. Why yesterday
Speaker 4: and I noticed, Oh, he's got light blue ones on
Speaker 4: are thinking how many pairs did he bring in there?
Speaker 3: Now they just call him socks. They've even got their
Speaker 3: own nickname for him on the comments section.
Speaker 4: And I didn't realize that because they're in gold Classic Gate,
Speaker 4: because we've got to look after him. I didn't realize
Speaker 4: there's a locker by the side of your reclining chair,
Speaker 4: and he's taken out about sixteen empty water bottles and
Speaker 4: watched this live right now and he's rearranging them. I
Speaker 4: guess this is something to do mentally to stay stimulated.
Speaker 3: He's gone, mat we didn't have anything.
Speaker 4: The teas to see is about doing skittles with your
Speaker 4: empty water bottles.
Speaker 2: All right? Who is already knocked on at work? Jane?
Speaker 2: You are good morning Jane one in Christian morning? Jane.
Speaker 2: What do you do then? Jane?
Speaker 8: I'm a manager. Are the rect treat and sleep at
Speaker 8: near clinic?
Speaker 4: So you what you know what these people going through
Speaker 4: no sleep and what they could do to people do?
Speaker 2: That's your customers every day? Is it your patients?
Speaker 8: They might be I also know about people that their
Speaker 8: partners snaw.
Speaker 2: Is that what appne you is?
Speaker 8: Yes, it is stop breathing in their sleep.
Speaker 3: When these contestants get out of the cinema after being
Speaker 3: awake for forty eight hours, how long will they sleep for?
Speaker 3: Could they sleep for the next twenty four hours?
Speaker 8: I reckon they sleep for two days? Wouldn't they make it.
Speaker 2: Up for it? Yeah?
Speaker 4: You've just been mentally even the next couple of days,
Speaker 4: even when you're awake, you're so this cool populator, I
Speaker 4: would guess would be Yeah, Jane, what can we get you.
Speaker 8: Had it?
Speaker 2: What would you like from our merch cupboard? You want
Speaker 2: to marg or fridge magnet to have on.
Speaker 4: A coffee mag coffeemug. Yeah, we'll get that to you, Jane.
Speaker 4: All right, Jane, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You call. Have a good day. Good morning Allison, who's
Speaker 2: already knocked on.
Speaker 9: Hi, good morning, how are you going?
Speaker 4: I'm good, Allison. So, first day back after maternity leave.
Speaker 9: Yes, yes it is.
Speaker 2: How do you feel.
Speaker 9: It's a bit mixed. Yeah, happy to get back around
Speaker 9: adults and yeah, you know, a little bit sad to
Speaker 9: leave a little one. So dropped him off at daycare
Speaker 9: on my way to work. So yeah, Luckily I've been
Speaker 9: through it before. I've got a four year old as well,
Speaker 9: So yeah, I think I think we'll be fine. We'll
Speaker 9: be fine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it must be so hard you form the
Speaker 4: special bond, even if it's the second or third one,
Speaker 4: then then you've got to sort of say goodbye. It
Speaker 4: must be that must have been really out this morning
Speaker 4: dropping off at daycare.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean he's been he's been in for a
Speaker 9: few weeks now, so getting him ready so it's not
Speaker 9: quite as hard. But yeah, you know, being further away,
Speaker 9: not just around the corner at home, it's yeah. Hopefully
Speaker 9: we get lots of photos today and.
Speaker 2: I hope it's a nice ease back into work today
Speaker 2: for Alison.
Speaker 9: And what do you do, mate, I'm a palate Palate
Speaker 9: controller for Coca Cola.
Speaker 2: You've got to check they got enough panets for all
Speaker 2: those bottles of coke from Melbourne?
Speaker 9: Yeah, pretty much. Otherwise you know, we might have a
Speaker 9: bit of a riot on our hand if there's not.
Speaker 4: Enough Coca Cola riots of twenty three? Where were you guys?
Speaker 4: And do you get any free coke? Do you get
Speaker 4: any perks working there?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 9: We do, we get we get a few cases a month,
Speaker 9: so yeah, and then yeah, we've got, you know, access
Speaker 9: to all the fridges that work during the day.
Speaker 4: So what coke much cocoa would chop up a little
Speaker 4: baby's fever in the Coca Cola them.
Speaker 9: Going as we have water and other products and stuff.
Speaker 4: Spoiling delicious water, make a off it here? Andison, what
Speaker 4: can we send you?
Speaker 9: I don't know what what have you got, Jack?
Speaker 3: We got we got the pins, we got the Christian
Speaker 3: O'Connell show, fridge magnets, we got the socks, and we
Speaker 3: got the coffee mug.
Speaker 2: What about fridge magnet for that? So let's just fridge
Speaker 2: with all that water in there.
Speaker 9: How about some socks? I need some new So.
Speaker 2: Is someone who's tired. I doesn't know what they're asking
Speaker 2: for me?
Speaker 4: Okay, after socks? Was a sock puppet? Your little bub
Speaker 4: all right, Aison. I hope today is kind to you.
Speaker 9: Okay, perfect, Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: You two take care Johnny Christian. How are you going, Johnny?
Speaker 2: And what do you do? Johnny?
Speaker 7: I'm a gardener.
Speaker 2: Gardner that's up fair play. That is fair play. Cold
Speaker 2: and we're out there today on the ground, yes, very cold.
Speaker 2: So are you about to start work now?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 9: I start at seven when I'm allowed to make some
Speaker 9: noise with the machines, with the tools and all that show.
Speaker 2: Leaf blower going. The worst thing about the leaf blower
Speaker 2: is it goes quiet about three seconds.
Speaker 3: Ay, put it done, and.
Speaker 4: Then it gets fired up again. As the leaves have settled,
Speaker 4: they've got to chase them down again. Somewhere now, Johnny,
Speaker 4: and a daylight today. What can we get you?
Speaker 9: No, I need the socks, definitely.
Speaker 2: You don't need these socks. You need like problems. Seriously,
Speaker 2: I'll double I'll double them up.
Speaker 9: I'll wear some sick socks and I'll put your life there.
Speaker 4: Honestly, there is There is thick as tissue paper, cheap
Speaker 4: stuff at school.
Speaker 2: You actually what you're asked with. It's like that.
Speaker 3: But these are the last socks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, Johnny, have a good day today, thanks
Speaker 4: for calling him.
Speaker 7: Thanks by well.
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Speaker 4: History awaits these brave athletes who've almost survived forty eight
Speaker 4: hours in a cinema watching a movie NonStop, the movie
Speaker 4: a great movie groundhog Day, talking about the forty eight
Speaker 4: hour movie Mouth and kicked off seven forty five am
Speaker 4: back on Monday Show. There was fifteen of you that
Speaker 4: went in. I'm staggered to be telling you there are
Speaker 4: still eight eight of you. Eight of them are still
Speaker 4: in there at seven forty five this morning. So thirty
Speaker 4: five minutes time they're done, they get their share of
Speaker 4: twenty thousand dollars. They deserve it all to spend down
Speaker 4: a chapel Street precinct. Rio is in the cinema right now. Rio,
Speaker 4: what's the atmosphere?
Speaker 6: Like the vibes are back Christian.
Speaker 5: They just had the credits roll on the last play
Speaker 5: of the film, and they are up and in a
Speaker 5: very you know, crazed person kind of way, but they
Speaker 5: are up and about.
Speaker 6: They were hugging.
Speaker 5: I think they realized that they're on the verge of
Speaker 5: really doing something very special, and they were hugging each other,
Speaker 5: were learning each other's names for the first time because
Speaker 5: all they've had these kind of prison names have given
Speaker 5: them like, oh, I know, we're talking about their families
Speaker 5: and it's really really sweet.
Speaker 3: It's actually.
Speaker 4: Been to where someone has a nickname called sleeping Beauty.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm not exactly from the streets, but that's.
Speaker 2: What's So, do they now know this is it? They're
Speaker 2: in the last stretch or not?
Speaker 4: Are they so sort of confused because we've got phones
Speaker 4: and clocks and all that, they don't really know where
Speaker 4: they are on the day.
Speaker 3: They have a hunch.
Speaker 5: I think they have a hunch because they've all got
Speaker 5: their own sort of system of counting, and they're they're cautiously.
Speaker 4: Some people are like using popcorn the corns to actually
Speaker 4: using those for each screening they've gone through, trying to
Speaker 4: keep down some of them.
Speaker 6: In water water bottles. Yeah, just random.
Speaker 4: When he used to etch on the prison wall days
Speaker 4: of like a ten year stretch they've got to do
Speaker 4: in there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I don't understand why, but yeah, you were
Speaker 5: talking about it before battle. Brother Ryan has stashed nine liters.
Speaker 5: He's counted of water. There's just empty water bottles in
Speaker 5: front of him. If that's what people are wondering, I.
Speaker 4: Just like Tomanks with Wilson. Maybe the water boffles have
Speaker 4: become his friends.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, so real.
Speaker 4: Why didn't you let them know now that this is it?
Speaker 4: This is the last screening. They've almost made it to
Speaker 4: the end of the forty eight hour movie.
Speaker 5: Mouth and Contestants, this is the final screening of groundhog Day,
Speaker 5: and then very soon it'll be over.
Speaker 2: I'm glad. Spirits are still high.
Speaker 5: Sleeping Beauty has all jumped out of his chair and
Speaker 5: joy he's fist pumping, his arms are in the air.
Speaker 5: Some of them are too deliriously tired to even react.
Speaker 5: So a real, real mixed reaction there, but they are
Speaker 5: absolutely stoked, all right, Rio.
Speaker 4: So we've got about thirty four minutes. They've got thirty
Speaker 4: four minutes left to go. I really hope and pray
Speaker 4: that none of them actually not off because they knowin
Speaker 4: and get complacent because they've done so well. I didn't
Speaker 4: none of us thought on Monday, when we realize how
Speaker 4: hard this was going to be, that actually any to
Speaker 4: be left after the twenty four hour mark back on
Speaker 4: yesterday show. The fact that there's eight people still in there,
Speaker 4: hanging in there, supporting each other, their own reasons why
Speaker 4: they want to try and make it to the end,
Speaker 4: to get the money as well, is actually it's incredible
Speaker 4: and kind of like, I'm kind of inspired by them.
Speaker 5: It is it's to be here now, especially in this room.
Speaker 5: It's really inspiring what they've done. And it sounds ridiculous,
Speaker 5: is unbelievable.
Speaker 2: They've never of real real mental and physical endurance.
Speaker 5: It is like, it's hard enough to stay away for
Speaker 5: forty eight hours, that's insane, but the mental sort of
Speaker 5: strength that takes to just be trapped in this cinema
Speaker 5: watching this movie over and over again.
Speaker 6: They've been through ups and down.
Speaker 5: It's been it's been a roller coaster for them, and
Speaker 5: I can't believe they've come out the other side.
Speaker 4: All right, let's have a listen now. If you've missed
Speaker 4: over the last two days, here's what happens so far.
Speaker 10: Monday, seven am. Everybody is part for the Starty w
Speaker 10: seven hours in first sign of trouble from young Scorsese.
Speaker 6: I think I'll be out in the next movie.
Speaker 2: I think he.
Speaker 11: Did amazingly, but he was the first to go.
Speaker 5: I've left at fifteen hours and I made it through
Speaker 5: ten watchings.
Speaker 11: Yogi was the next to fall. I left sixteen twenty
Speaker 11: three hours.
Speaker 10: PC Tony couldn't resist the tasty dangling carrot.
Speaker 5: If anyone would like to leave the cinema right now,
Speaker 5: you'll take home a two nights stay at the Lovely
Speaker 5: Como Hotel.
Speaker 6: PC Tony've come down. He's gonna ring the bell.
Speaker 2: All life would kill me if I didn't take.
Speaker 5: That halfway there, guys, you've all passed the twenty four hour.
Speaker 11: It didn't matter. A restaurant voucher was enough for blank
Speaker 11: Slate to tap out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's good enough for me.
Speaker 2: Oh wreck it.
Speaker 11: Ralph broke a rib last week, but it's helping her.
Speaker 5: If I stretched the right way, it does hurt, so
Speaker 5: it wakes me up a little bit.
Speaker 1: So it's a little strategy that I have been using.
Speaker 11: Sleeping Beauty's wife called in.
Speaker 8: He's done very well.
Speaker 7: I'm actually quite chocked.
Speaker 3: I heard from my door in order to start a crying.
Speaker 2: Oh you're doing so well in there, buddy.
Speaker 9: Twenty four hours to go.
Speaker 2: That's you spoken like a true wife. Ye know, it's
Speaker 2: breaking down in tears.
Speaker 11: Thirty hours. The insomniac is going strong. Me you've been
Speaker 11: insomniac is proving true.
Speaker 12: I'm definitely staying wide awake compared to the others that
Speaker 12: I see dozing off.
Speaker 11: Thirty six hours.
Speaker 10: The nurse you did amazing, But Syonara, my name is Michelle.
Speaker 1: I left after.
Speaker 11: Twenty one hours.
Speaker 2: Just to update.
Speaker 4: She was so confused there because he've got no idea
Speaker 4: what the time is. Nurse Michelle actually did thirty six hours.
Speaker 4: We get some huge difference from twenty one to thirty
Speaker 4: six half an hour, and then it's all over on
Speaker 4: our forty eight hour movie. Mouth and good onitor PC Tony,
Speaker 4: you just heard and thats crashed out, Christian.
Speaker 2: I love the whole experience.
Speaker 4: Amazing food from all the local restaurants, best experienced on
Speaker 4: the best team, and the best show.
Speaker 2: I've loved it.
Speaker 4: I'm still glued to the live feed, willing all my
Speaker 4: other fellow athletes on PC Tony off to work.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Everyone has been willing these guys on twenty four to
Speaker 4: seven on the live stream, we're still live streaming. There
Speaker 4: are five anchel of you right now watching people watching
Speaker 4: ground Octay. I found it strangely addictive. I know there's
Speaker 4: all this amazing content on stan on Prime, but I'm
Speaker 4: telling you that has been the if I was doing
Speaker 4: double thumbs up this week, I'll be saying, tell you what's.
Speaker 2: Been well worth watching?
Speaker 4: All the seasons, all forty eight hours of seasons up
Speaker 4: there for you to watch again. You've go to Facebook
Speaker 4: dot com slash the Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 2: They are.
Speaker 4: They're in the last stretch now. It actually is twenty
Speaker 4: five minutes to go, and then they've done forty eight
Speaker 4: hours in there. Patsy, can you believe they're actually going
Speaker 4: to be eight at the end of this.
Speaker 13: No, I can't. I can't believe. I thought maybe two
Speaker 13: or three, but I can't believe, like you know, more
Speaker 13: than half they're just they're incredible.
Speaker 4: Has already been watching it. My girls have been glued
Speaker 4: to this. Ruby went into surgery yesterday, have her tonsils out,
Speaker 4: and so she had to stay in overnight. And that's
Speaker 4: been her thing too, because obviously, you know it's something
Speaker 4: you ever generous.
Speaker 2: I think you are so woozy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're out and you wake up suddy at one
Speaker 4: o'clock in a strange room, and you're like my throat's resource.
Speaker 4: She's been glued to the feed just to see how
Speaker 4: they're all going partsy. What happened with you yesterday?
Speaker 13: Now, oh, yesterday, my family broke my heart yesterday, so
Speaker 13: ords was home from school. She's been a bit off color.
Speaker 13: And so mum makes these really kick ass meat fritters
Speaker 13: and honestly it's just all the leftovers. So they had
Speaker 13: roast lamb at the weekend, so she'll get the bits
Speaker 13: off the bone and you know veggies that might be delicious,
Speaker 13: you know, like bubble and squeak.
Speaker 2: Bubbling squeak. I love bubble and squeak. All the leftovers.
Speaker 13: I don't know how I've tried to emulate these fritters
Speaker 13: and I cannot. I have tried for years, and she
Speaker 13: just gets like a flower and water mixture puts. I
Speaker 13: don't know what she does. She puts her Mumsie magic
Speaker 13: in it, but they taste amazing. Anyway, she did a
Speaker 13: batch because Chris and Ords were sick and brought them
Speaker 13: up with her home. Oh she's the best with the
Speaker 13: homemade tomato relish on the side. Anyway, it happened while
Speaker 13: I went off and had a little nap.
Speaker 3: She called up and left it.
Speaker 13: And so when I woke up, I looked on the
Speaker 13: bench and I say, oh my god, where they're fritters?
Speaker 13: Where are the rest of them? Are they in the fridge?
Speaker 13: The other two had eaten like a whole, massive big
Speaker 13: tray of them, not even left me.
Speaker 2: Are near your last breath? She have done that to me,
Speaker 2: not one.
Speaker 13: Not even.
Speaker 2: Them.
Speaker 13: Yes, straight from Grandma's house to mine. And I had
Speaker 13: none wit and had a nap, and they just polished
Speaker 13: them off like I don't know what like. Did they
Speaker 13: say anything, No, No, they said, oh they're just too yummy.
Speaker 13: We just could I.
Speaker 3: See you could have only slept me one.
Speaker 13: I wanted to burst into tears.
Speaker 4: Frosty night last night, for you and the waraby laugh
Speaker 4: God you sleep back out on the porch again to
Speaker 4: be sent.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: This is a radio crack pot team. Seriously, we're like specialists.
Speaker 4: And I dispatched one of my high level operatives. You
Speaker 4: are known as Jack Post. I sent him off to
Speaker 4: get down to Chapel Street Precinct.
Speaker 2: We're in Richmond, not that far.
Speaker 4: He's in the most high tech carl that is a
Speaker 4: round the market right now at Tesla. He's what happened
Speaker 4: to get in there fifteen minutes ago, Jack.
Speaker 7: I went to take a shortcut.
Speaker 2: Oh no, not another one of your shortcuts. We told
Speaker 2: you the route, but you so Tommy told you that.
Speaker 2: He told you the car park.
Speaker 7: I know, but I know of a special car park.
Speaker 7: If you go all the way to the top of
Speaker 7: the jam Patrick car Park, usually you can walk straight
Speaker 7: into the Gold Class area where our competition is take.
Speaker 2: Oh so were you was a shortcut try and get
Speaker 2: a freebie?
Speaker 7: No, well the doors are locked because obviously the gold
Speaker 7: Carter then properly opened at seven o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 7: So then I had the backtrack. Then I also had
Speaker 7: a little pit stuff to go to the toilet and
Speaker 7: now I have made it.
Speaker 2: So are you are you? Are you in the jam
Speaker 2: factory now on shopping Street?
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, actually it was. I would I would call
Speaker 7: it a nervous way. I'm kind of nervous for everybody.
Speaker 4: Well, I should say that to them because it really
Speaker 4: puts in context that Jack's having trouble at the moment, urinating.
Speaker 2: That's what it's filtering.
Speaker 7: It's obviously done the hard work.
Speaker 2: Ye, I wouldn't leave.
Speaker 4: I couldn't even have a pee earlier. That's how hard
Speaker 4: this is for me. Jack Post? All right, So Jackie,
Speaker 4: you're so are you near rio?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 7: No, I'm outside the cinema door having gone.
Speaker 2: In yet my walk and talk?
Speaker 4: I mean, it's lovely catch up, but move and talk
Speaker 4: long legs of yours in three strides.
Speaker 2: You are in there.
Speaker 7: I didn't think one of the because they, you know,
Speaker 7: they don't know when.
Speaker 4: You've got like a big star like Jack Post, you
Speaker 4: can be Actually it's like a famous lighthouse moving along.
Speaker 2: It's alluring.
Speaker 7: I'm coming into the cinema now, Oh my, I can
Speaker 7: justine not the reception. I was.
Speaker 4: Maybe until it's twelve minutes time together? So Jack, what
Speaker 4: I need you to do then, So, oh god, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm not surprised it looks musty in there. I'm sure
Speaker 4: the camera, the perfilming and stream this is getting like
Speaker 4: frosted up and missed it up. Sometimes I can almost
Speaker 4: swill it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's fun walk into a cave.
Speaker 2: It's five K TV, it's smell of vision.
Speaker 4: So Jack, what I need you to do then is
Speaker 4: they don't know this, but the eight remaining people that
Speaker 4: are in there, all their families are waiting for them outside.
Speaker 4: So when in about twelve minutes time this is all over,
Speaker 4: I want you to release the families in there from
Speaker 4: very emotional reunion that they're at the end of it
Speaker 4: and they've got their share of.
Speaker 2: The twenty thousand.
Speaker 7: Love that.
Speaker 4: Love that, So it gives you plenty of time to
Speaker 4: go to the toilet or do anything else you need
Speaker 4: to do, adjust yourself.
Speaker 2: So that's what I need you to do in five
Speaker 2: minutes one mission.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: Over the last.
Speaker 4: Forty eight hours we put a load of view in
Speaker 4: a cinema back on Monday show. Such a long, long,
Speaker 4: long time ago for them. Since Monday morning at seven
Speaker 4: forty five, they've been watching the same movie continuously every hour.
Speaker 4: They're allout a five minute toilet break to get up,
Speaker 4: then the back into the cinema. They've been fed, they've
Speaker 4: been looked after, but incredibly eight are remaining. So what
Speaker 4: we're going to do now the movie they're on the
Speaker 4: twenty ninth viewing, we're a minute away from all being
Speaker 4: over now from when it began almost forty eight hours ago.
Speaker 4: So what they don't realize is all their families are
Speaker 4: the other side of the cinema doors, where Jack Post
Speaker 4: is in position right now. So Jack, you're with the families.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm Krisha. I'm standing with about fifty people, friends, family, partners, children, brothers, sisters.
Speaker 7: I don't know. I don't know if we agreed on
Speaker 7: this or someone. For some reason, somebody's told them all
Speaker 7: to put palm popcorn in their hands and as they
Speaker 7: go into the cinema throw popcorn like confetti.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think it's probably cheaper for this radio station than well, actually,
Speaker 4: no cinema popcorn can be quite right?
Speaker 7: Actually, where are uniting people with their families after a
Speaker 7: harrowing experience of being away for forty eight hours?
Speaker 2: And they go, oh my, yes, the last thing they need. However,
Speaker 2: that's what they're getting.
Speaker 4: So what I'm about to do that, I'm going to
Speaker 4: cross inside the cinema right now and get Rio to
Speaker 4: tell them count them down from ten. Stay there, chat
Speaker 4: and I'll come back to you. And once they've screamed
Speaker 4: and cheered and hugged each other, I'll come back to
Speaker 4: you and tell you to release the families.
Speaker 2: Into the cinema. Okay, stay there, all right, it's.
Speaker 4: Cost to Rio. Now, who's in the cinema with them?
Speaker 4: All the final eight? They've done it.
Speaker 6: I'm here, Christian. They've all hurried up.
Speaker 5: I know, if you can see on the live stream,
Speaker 5: they've all come together in the front row.
Speaker 2: I love this.
Speaker 4: They went in as individuals and they've all united and
Speaker 4: bonded together in this incredible experience and experiment over the
Speaker 4: last forty hours.
Speaker 2: I can see.
Speaker 4: I'm watching a live stream now along with lots of you.
Speaker 4: If you want to watch what happens next when they're
Speaker 4: all reunited, heads to Facebook dot com slash the Christian
Speaker 4: O'Connell show.
Speaker 2: All right, Rio, tell them it is.
Speaker 5: All over, guys, It's almost all over.
Speaker 4: They are ten seconds away. Let's start the countdown. Now
Speaker 4: get them to join you Rio ten.
Speaker 6: Nine nine right seven six fun.
Speaker 2: Right, so one.
Speaker 11: Read them all.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's over, Jack, Send the families in, Send the
Speaker 4: families in. Jack going in, Go go go.
Speaker 2: Empty water bottles are currently being thrown in the air.
Speaker 4: Contestants who were rivals are high fiving each other, Families.
Speaker 2: Are running in.
Speaker 4: It's giving on. I'm going to turn up for it's beautiful.
Speaker 4: They've each one, so eate them two and a half
Speaker 4: thousand dollars each. Lots of big hugs. The first hugs
Speaker 4: actually our fellow contestants hugging each other who become friends
Speaker 4: in this.
Speaker 3: Appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Jack post. Are you in the mix?
Speaker 4: I can hear you. Jack describe the scenes of their
Speaker 4: emotional reunion.
Speaker 3: There everybody is emotional. I'm just going to find some
Speaker 3: of our contestants at random. I'm coming up to Jamon,
Speaker 3: who is one of the battling brothers. How you feeling congratulate?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Good, we can add a little bit. I haven't slept
Speaker 12: in a while, and everyone was running. I was like,
Speaker 12: are they my family? And what I've seen people look
Speaker 12: like my family haven't slept in a while.
Speaker 3: As an understatement, you've been away from more than forty
Speaker 3: eight hours.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's been a while, so happy to celebrate it.
Speaker 12: I didn't think it was a big thing on the outside. Well,
Speaker 12: but everyone seems to be around it, so yeah, Kenda, Yeah,
Speaker 12: hug everyone and get around it all.
Speaker 3: Congratulations guys, Christian, I'll move on to somebody else. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's tears everywhere.
Speaker 4: It's been amazing for them with roller coaster.
Speaker 14: Yes, you're with roller coaster.
Speaker 2: Hey, Shiny, well done.
Speaker 4: You were the first person to call us so after
Speaker 4: you told us that you survived forty hours on a
Speaker 4: New Zealand roller coaster.
Speaker 2: Well done, You've nailed it. I know I'm up for
Speaker 2: the challenge.
Speaker 4: What's the next one seventy two hour movie mouthing? Hey, listen, Shiny,
Speaker 4: well done? And do you remember last week when PC
Speaker 4: Tony called in and said, oh, I'll take Shiny out.
Speaker 4: I'll be throwing her out. He actually sent a message
Speaker 4: saying that you kicked his arm and he wanted to say,
Speaker 4: well done.
Speaker 14: Oh that's so cool because I was so scared too.
Speaker 14: I've had when he rung up and then when I
Speaker 14: got to meet him, I was like, you were so
Speaker 14: not intimidating at all and it was lovely.
Speaker 2: Have you enjoyed it?
Speaker 4: How has it been a real mouth and as in
Speaker 4: really really hard at times?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 14: Yes, yes there was times where yeah, I thought I
Speaker 14: was going to fall asleep. You crash, You go from
Speaker 14: a big high to the low of low and you
Speaker 14: don't know how to get out of it.
Speaker 2: But what kept you going?
Speaker 4: How did you make fourty eight hours?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 14: Just the team, I guess that you know, we all
Speaker 14: like were with each other and yeah, it was just
Speaker 14: a buzz. So I think that's what kept us all going.
Speaker 4: And did you have certain people in there that you
Speaker 4: bonded with and you helped each other through?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah I think so.
Speaker 2: Yes, All right, well done, I'll let you go in.
Speaker 3: All right right, Christian, I'm I'm up to Sleeping Beauty.
Speaker 3: This was the person who has the longest odds to win.
Speaker 3: He told us that he only every time he sits
Speaker 3: it in a movie, whether it's in the cinema at home,
Speaker 3: he falls asleep within half an hour. His whole family's
Speaker 3: here with him. How are you feeling, Cam.
Speaker 15: I'm definitely definitely proud of myself. I proved myself right
Speaker 15: that I can do it. I was talking to myself
Speaker 15: in the mirror in the toilet in the late hours
Speaker 15: of the morning. But the main reason was for these
Speaker 15: three kids to hopefully get get a holiday, which I
Speaker 15: think we'll.
Speaker 2: Be able to do.
Speaker 3: So Yeah, congratulations and Cam well done.
Speaker 2: Honestly, we're so proud of you.
Speaker 4: You know, you came into it as an outsider, and
Speaker 4: that's why you were like sleeping beauty. I never made
Speaker 4: a movie. You've done forty eight hours. You work so
Speaker 4: hard more than anybody else to stay working there.
Speaker 2: You're great, Dad, Nah, thank you.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 15: I had a scripted plan. Every time he said groundhog,
Speaker 15: I'd do ten calf raises. I had a routine in
Speaker 15: the toilet. I'd have to sit on the edge of
Speaker 15: my seat. I couldn't get comfortable. I chose to not
Speaker 15: eat the popcorn. There's still two popcorns. I stared at them.
Speaker 15: So it was a mental battle for me. I knew
Speaker 15: I could do it if I could just stay on
Speaker 15: top of it, but it was tough. I was delirious
Speaker 15: in the I was looking at the carpet and seeing
Speaker 15: sharks and oh my god, experience. One of the brothers
Speaker 15: was doing the same thing. You thought I had tatoos
Speaker 15: on in the last hour and a half.
Speaker 3: Do you think do you think the kids understood what
Speaker 3: was going on? How much were you watching the live stream?
Speaker 13: We were watching it quite throughout the night, but Matilda
Speaker 13: thought she was going to come and watch the movie.
Speaker 3: We've done today. So well, the movie actually hasn't finished.
Speaker 3: If anyone wants to watch the sit down again.
Speaker 2: Hey, well done, Cam, Sleeping Beauty, well done.
Speaker 15: Thank you guys, appreciate appreciate you putting me into this competition.
Speaker 6: Was it was a good effort.
Speaker 3: By all the team.
Speaker 15: The staff worked long hours and it was an awesome
Speaker 15: effort by everything.
Speaker 4: All right, Jackie Boll we can't shore at the moment.
Speaker 4: I must have say well done to the eight remaining contestants.
Speaker 4: So we just learned from Shanny roller Coaster. There was
Speaker 4: Jackie Wreckett Ralph who in with broken ribs that would
Speaker 4: appear to be some sort of advantage, but she was
Speaker 4: deliberately twisting in ways that would hurt the broken ribs
Speaker 4: to stay a week.
Speaker 2: Obviously, you just.
Speaker 4: Heard from Dad Cameron's Sleeping Beauty, who up until this
Speaker 4: whole forty hour mouth would never survived making it through
Speaker 4: an entire movie without falling asleep. He's now done almost
Speaker 4: twenty nine viewings of the same movie back to back.
Speaker 4: The Insomniac aka baas shift worker who only sleeps three
Speaker 4: hours every night.
Speaker 2: He smashed it. He lived up to his name, The Insomniac.
Speaker 4: The Vet Cassandra still in there right now being reunited,
Speaker 4: who's used to working thirty six hour shifts. She steamed
Speaker 4: through this destiny we called it Kate, great mum who
Speaker 4: believes it was her destiny to win, and destiny came true.
Speaker 4: And then the two brothers taking each other on, hoping
Speaker 4: to beat each other one. I think it's the perfect
Speaker 4: end into actually what's been something where everyone came in
Speaker 4: as competitors' rivals, taking each other on, even the two
Speaker 4: brothers Ryan and Jamin, and then something really lovely happened.
Speaker 4: They all came together. They're all still hugging each other.
Speaker 4: Friendships are performed in the last strange forty eight hours.
Speaker 4: So thank you very much to everyone who's taken part
Speaker 4: in this and left messages and watched it online. I
Speaker 4: can see you all right now in your lovely comments
Speaker 4: as well. Keep this going. You can see the reunion
Speaker 4: right now, people talking to each other. What I'm surprised
Speaker 4: about is they're still in the flipping cinema. If that
Speaker 4: was me, I'm not hanging around in there.
Speaker 2: The prison doors are open, you can leave. They're all
Speaker 2: in there.
Speaker 4: Head to Facebook dot com, slash the Christian O'Connell Show
Speaker 4: and Chapel Street Precinct.
Speaker 2: Thanks for being great host for this. We've loved it.
Speaker 1: I hope you have the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian, of what point do you ask them to give
Speaker 4: you that five hundred and eighty dollars for the tickets
Speaker 4: of each view. I'm going to wait untill nine, wait
Speaker 4: till the show's over. Then we're going at that. So
Speaker 4: just now I read out all the names of the
Speaker 4: eight people, the nicknames, but the real names as well,
Speaker 4: the people that survived the forty eight hour of your mouth,
Speaker 4: and I feel it's bad that I don't actually also
Speaker 4: say thank you to everyone that started it back Monday morning.
Speaker 4: That is PC Tony outwork right now for VIC Police,
Speaker 4: who's been an amazing competitor, and they're in great fun
Speaker 4: as well. Nurse Michelle, who left just in the early
Speaker 4: hours this morning, almost made it. Julie Andrews Shane quit
Speaker 4: at about two am and didn't even want to say
Speaker 4: goodbye or record anything. He just had enough. The double
Speaker 4: doors about there just took off, which I completely understand.
Speaker 4: Young schools, say, said youngest one in there, the nineteen
Speaker 4: year old, the first ago Joel a lovely lad. Gonna
Speaker 4: be We'll be watching his movies in the years to come.
Speaker 4: Danielle Yogi, the pilates in yoga instruts as well. Thank
Speaker 4: you very much, Matt blank Slake who cashed out yesterday
Speaker 4: to go and get free dinner for him and his wife,
Speaker 4: and would Chuck Steve who made it almost to the end.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much to everyone, all fifteen of you,
Speaker 4: because actually that's what we do with this show. It's
Speaker 4: about taking part. It's not about the winning or losing.
Speaker 4: It's the joy of taking part. We build the show
Speaker 4: with you guys, every single day, even if that is
Speaker 4: something as ludicrous as locking a load of you in
Speaker 4: a cinema for two days, two days and two nights,
Speaker 4: to be fair, making you watch the same movie over
Speaker 4: and over again. So this is for all the fifteen,
Speaker 4: not just the ones that made it at the end,
Speaker 4: but your PC Tony Nurse Michelle, Judy Andrews, Young School,
Speaker 4: Safez Yogi, Blank, Slake Wood, Chuck, Steve, all of you.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much for making us so entertaining. You
Speaker 4: are our heroes.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: The Chapel Street Precincts for letting us do this take
Speaker 4: over for the last two days and over the weekend
Speaker 4: as well arts, fashion, food and entertainment.
Speaker 2: You can make new memories at the Chapel Street Precinct.
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Speaker 4: right after eight o'clock, we want to know how your
Speaker 4: week is going so far. Just text it into me
Speaker 4: in six words. How do you tell me? Well, what's
Speaker 4: happened to your week so far?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Four seven, five three one four three right now? Then
Speaker 4: to see how final good goodbyes to all the families
Speaker 4: the eight athletes that were remaining at the end of
Speaker 4: the forty eight hour movie, mouth and chatposters down there.
Speaker 4: I'll watch it on the live stream, like hundreds of you,
Speaker 4: it looks like a party, Jackie boy.
Speaker 3: Christian is actually a really touching, beautiful atmosphere down here.
Speaker 3: It feels like we've bought all these contestants off the
Speaker 3: summit of Everest and nowhere is expecting to see them
Speaker 3: alive again. There's been tears, there's been hugging, but overwhelmingly
Speaker 3: they're are smiles and our contestants, and we watched them
Speaker 3: overnight on the stream as well, people who looked like
Speaker 3: they would never smile again and now smiling ear to ear.
Speaker 3: It's been a really beautiful day. But I think we've
Speaker 3: got to let them out of this cinema. Christian, is
Speaker 3: it time?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I mean, why are they still hanging around there there?
Speaker 2: I'd be out. I need daylight my eyes.
Speaker 4: They have got Stockholm syndrome, And tell me this chat
Speaker 4: before you release them on that.
Speaker 2: Do you think they've enjoyed it? I hope they have.
Speaker 3: You know what, there's an overwhelming sense of this was
Speaker 3: a great, unique experience. They're proud of themselves, and I
Speaker 3: think when we panic coming in this morning, that we'd
Speaker 3: actually broken people and that you know, they may never
Speaker 3: repair themselves. But there's a sense, real sense of achievement
Speaker 3: down here, and it's lovely to see.
Speaker 4: All right, Jackie boy, let them know they can go
Speaker 4: out into the Sudson. Their eyes they're going to adjust
Speaker 4: very it's gonna be harsh getting out into the sunlight.
Speaker 3: Now, contestants and loved ones, Christian O'Connor wants to officially
Speaker 3: imagining and release you from the cinema. You're free to go.
Speaker 2: Freed them away to read them everyone.
Speaker 11: Well done the final eight.
Speaker 4: All right, hey, team that same time next year. But
Speaker 4: for seventy two hours that was too easy, Too easy, guys.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: How is your week so far? Tell me about it?
Speaker 4: Texted in in six words to four seven, five three,
Speaker 4: one oh four three For me, My six word week
Speaker 4: so far is buying woodies out of ice cream. My
Speaker 4: eighteen year old daughter came back from university somehow reluctantly.
Speaker 4: The only way we could get it from our new
Speaker 4: friends was needing medical intervention, and Tom selected me and
Speaker 4: she went into hospital yesterday. We pick her up later
Speaker 4: on this morning and yesterday. Obviously I'm known tonsels out
Speaker 4: when I was a teenager. Attack Andy, it's like broken
Speaker 4: glass afterwards, and my wife, bless her, she made her
Speaker 4: favorite dinner, thought I drop it off the hospital and
Speaker 4: it was this lovely past.
Speaker 2: As she likes. And obviously you've got no tonsels. Benny
Speaker 2: speak the last thing when he was trying that big
Speaker 2: old pastor going.
Speaker 4: Down your wind pipe. So my poor wife then comes
Speaker 4: back with the pastor and I want when I have that?
Speaker 4: And I go, what does she wants? She wants ice cream?
Speaker 4: We didn't have any, so I had to go out
Speaker 4: and I was trying to get hold of the front
Speaker 4: what flavors do you want some of this? And so
Speaker 4: I literally think I bought Hampton Woodies out of ice cream.
Speaker 4: Sorry if you're coming in there today to get yourself some,
Speaker 4: but no, it's going to an eighteen year old who's
Speaker 4: got a very sore throat right now. So yeah, we
Speaker 4: want to know the story of your week so far.
Speaker 4: Oh four seventy five three one oh four three In
Speaker 4: six words, Laura's is World War three work yesterday? Have
Speaker 4: you actually ever been in a work situation pantsy where
Speaker 4: someone has to get involved like ohs and bring people
Speaker 4: together to stop them finding to radio?
Speaker 2: Have you wt in radio?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Got not me?
Speaker 13: Personally, but I've seen it happen.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 4: I did remember years ago working in a sales team
Speaker 4: where three people had a stand up round in the
Speaker 4: office and we all had to be according to a
Speaker 4: room the next day for two hours some sort of mediation.
Speaker 2: Then they made us go out for an awkward lunch. Hardly.
Speaker 4: It was like a scene from the American Office Daggers.
Speaker 4: Everyone hates each other. I'm not makings up. Within two
Speaker 4: weeks three of the team had hand in the notice.
Speaker 2: Oh it was awful, which horrible.
Speaker 13: Some people just sometimes chemistry isn't right and some people
Speaker 13: are just not gonna get on.
Speaker 4: Christian, we bought a house this weekend. Congratulations, so now
Speaker 4: we finally after three months of looking, have our Saturday's back.
Speaker 4: No more auctions. Well done and congratulations to Mandy.
Speaker 2: I need to know more.
Speaker 4: The person that's texted me their six word week fell
Speaker 4: on my titanium ass yes to day. I know, I
Speaker 4: know you need a titanium knee or hit. I don't
Speaker 4: know now through medicare I can get a titanium.
Speaker 13: Ass like implants or something well in your.
Speaker 4: Buttons, your cocksix or I need to know more about
Speaker 4: your titanium backside. Please Christian. Someone else's text there, I
Speaker 4: need a new job. Well, let me know what you're
Speaker 4: looking for. I'll give you a free job.
Speaker 2: Plug.
Speaker 1: Okay, Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Jack, how would you describe your week so far?
Speaker 3: I will say, Manholk rocking our family car. We're selling
Speaker 3: Bianca's car at the moment, and this guy came to
Speaker 3: look at it yesterday and he scrutinized it like he
Speaker 3: was secret service and the president was going to drive
Speaker 3: a normal thing that we do.
Speaker 2: We just kicked the tires to go.
Speaker 3: He was up and under the engine, the bonnet looking
Speaker 3: at everything. Then, so he's asking me about also like
Speaker 3: the log I never keep that story. Has it got
Speaker 3: his full service history?
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know know.
Speaker 3: I bring it like shoved in the glove box is
Speaker 3: like a crinkled up piece of paper. I'm like, is
Speaker 3: this good enough?
Speaker 11: Then?
Speaker 3: The last thing he does to check if the cars
Speaker 3: are right? Have you ever seen this? I don't even
Speaker 3: know what he's checking for. Is that's rocking the vehicles
Speaker 3: on the outside of it with all his it's rocking
Speaker 3: the vehicle and maybe to check for the suspension. I
Speaker 3: tell you a bizarre moment is standing in the suburban
Speaker 3: street watching a manholk with all his might rock your
Speaker 3: wife's car.
Speaker 2: So did you take it till? For the most just
Speaker 2: take it for a test, then you'll know.
Speaker 3: He took it for a drive. But after that was enough.
Speaker 3: When we got back is when the rocking started.
Speaker 2: Why why do you need to know if she had anything?
Speaker 2: I'm in a riot situation or something.
Speaker 3: Then walks to the front of the car and where
Speaker 3: the bonnet meets like just above the top of the wheel,
Speaker 3: puts two palms on there and pushing up.
Speaker 2: It's a second hand golf Yeah, it looks like he.
Speaker 3: Was giving it CPR.
Speaker 2: How long was he there?
Speaker 3: He's there maybe two hours all up.
Speaker 2: And he.
Speaker 3: Never heard of that because when the the drive we took,
Speaker 3: he took me on the freeway, I thought he was
Speaker 3: taking me home.
Speaker 2: It was like, oh, Jay, yeah, you're never coming back.
Speaker 3: Then at the end he was looking for to buy
Speaker 3: his daughter her first car, and then not for me.
Speaker 2: But didn't you want to say which bit out of
Speaker 2: your at point? Check? Is he like running Jim's car? Check?
Speaker 2: I tell it.
Speaker 4: When I bought my daughter a car, I literally kicked
Speaker 4: the tires, took it for a drive round the block.
Speaker 4: The guy Evin said, do you want to see it
Speaker 4: a freeway? I did this started first time, so.
Speaker 2: You need one of these. That's it.
Speaker 1: I'm done The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian, what's happened You haven't pushed a phone number in
Speaker 4: the last hour? No, it's broken spices anyone? Notice, No,
Speaker 4: we don't even know what's happen with it. It ought
Speaker 4: to be fair. The engineers have worked. Actually, this radio
Speaker 4: station's engineers have worked really hard to get everything basically
Speaker 4: the station.
Speaker 2: All the gear at this station left.
Speaker 4: I think they stripped all the couple wire is out
Speaker 4: of the studio. It's down at the jam factory. We've
Speaker 4: got to get it back all right. Time for today's
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Speaker 4: Today, we're asking to put a celebrity in a movie.
Speaker 2: Put a celebrity in a movie.
Speaker 4: No country for Gary Oldman, Gold Ted Dancing with the Wolves,
Speaker 4: Kenny is Dancing with the Wolves Home Stallone Gold, I'd
Speaker 4: watched that movie.
Speaker 2: With someone that breaking and hurt still her Sistelone?
Speaker 3: Did I see Silfer Sistallone is remaking Guests Hanger?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Great, I love that movie, Honey, I shrunk the kid
Speaker 4: rock Gold.
Speaker 2: Oh my word, poor golds. Well I'll leave it there, Jackie.
Speaker 2: Why what have you got?
Speaker 3: Brilliant? I think this is something our forty eight hour
Speaker 3: movie marathon as might want to do. Kill Bill Murray.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, Gold plus plus plus plus plus plus plus.
Speaker 4: But someone actually said, get chat to us them. How
Speaker 4: funny they think Bill Murray.
Speaker 3: Is Now they all love the film.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a great movie.
Speaker 3: Honestly, they weren't. I thought they would hate the film
Speaker 3: and never wanted to watch it again. They were even
Speaker 3: saying they found deeper meaning in it.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, is that interesting? All right? What have you
Speaker 2: got that celebrity in a movie?
Speaker 3: Anthony Albanesi rider.
Speaker 2: No waiting to get that much elbow Uh.
Speaker 3: Bronze Horton, here's a who no ed Norton. Here's a
Speaker 3: who Gold and Throw Mama from the Shania Twain.
Speaker 2: Oh that's very good, very good, good pronunciation as well.
Speaker 1: God plus Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: Time Wasted Today.
Speaker 4: We're asking about a celebrity in a movie up for grabs.
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Speaker 4: Two hundred dollars Chemists Warehouse voucher for the best time
Speaker 4: waste of this morning. Put a celebrity in a movie
Speaker 4: lots and lots coming in, all right, let's get into them. Titanic,
Speaker 4: Nick Kuriosa, yeahrom.
Speaker 2: Amy, Max Gorne with the Wind. That's very good. Luke
Speaker 2: and Frankston, well done.
Speaker 4: Jeff Bridges of Madison County Shinsy are well done.
Speaker 2: Dwayne's World, Who's Drained the Rock?
Speaker 3: Johnson? Yeah, okay, Silver, I don't know many. There's a
Speaker 3: football commentator who does afternoons on thought.
Speaker 2: Ain't him is the afternoon guy in a movie? That's
Speaker 2: the time waste today? Dude wears Bill Murray.
Speaker 3: Bronze and Cooey ro.
Speaker 4: Jim Ow and g two Glass.
Speaker 2: That's so good.
Speaker 4: I wonder if he's called one of his shows that
Speaker 4: because he always tries basements. Now, what if he's the
Speaker 4: one Chitty Chitty Sampang.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's very good.
Speaker 4: Joe Jack Black to the Future, Silver, the Wizard of
Speaker 4: Ozzy Osborne Silver, Honey, I burned the meat Loaf Bronze. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we kend of Bill Murray's silver eminem for Murder Gold
Speaker 4: Harrison Ford versus for Gold plus weekend at dermisl Hey,
Speaker 4: it was.
Speaker 2: A different time.
Speaker 4: That's him, Danny uh Gladia torri Amos Silver. You tried, Steve,
Speaker 4: I know what you did last. Donna Summer Gold. That's
Speaker 4: so smarts to it? Throw a Donna from the train
Speaker 4: Gold plus Miss Daisy Dukes of Hazard and Bronze.
Speaker 2: All right, then who gets about you? Who is your
Speaker 2: best and show brilliant?
Speaker 3: I can't remember the but Jimo and Gie too.
Speaker 2: Yep, Steve, that's yours, well done.
Speaker 4: Last song for us this morning, we'll take you through
Speaker 4: everything that happened over the last forty eight hours in
Speaker 4: our movie mouth for next.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: So the forty eight hour movie Mouthon is over. And
Speaker 4: I know we've been calling it the Christian O'Connell's movie
Speaker 4: mouth And for the last two weeks it's it's something
Speaker 4: we've been driving to see could we pull off this
Speaker 4: in cud All thing and get a load of you
Speaker 4: to actually give up.
Speaker 2: It really is a big part of your week.
Speaker 4: And everyone's got a job, everyone's got families, everyone's got commitments,
Speaker 4: and not everyone out of fifteen is going to walk
Speaker 4: away with twenty thousand or a share of it. Especially
Speaker 4: when you ask people, do you think you could actually
Speaker 4: stay in a cinema on your backside watching the same
Speaker 4: movie over and over again for forty eight hours.
Speaker 2: It's a huge ask, you know.
Speaker 4: And so many times we've asked you for stuff and
Speaker 4: you've always leapt to fill the gap, where this one
Speaker 4: was a really, really big ask. We generally didn't think that, actually,
Speaker 4: I thought of the weekend half of them were just
Speaker 4: actually over the weekend thing.
Speaker 2: I'm not doing that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, before we get six or seven people play out
Speaker 3: before they even got to the cinema.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And then we genuinely didn't think when we saw
Speaker 4: how hard it was just after an hour the thought
Speaker 4: of watching any movie you loved, and grandle Days a
Speaker 4: great movie, but watching it, sitting back down and watch
Speaker 4: it again and then again for twenty nine times forget it.
Speaker 4: And so twenty four hours goes by and there's only
Speaker 4: two have dropped out, and then astonishingly we're at the
Speaker 4: end of it with them at forty eight hours, eight
Speaker 4: of them are stood in there. So it actually isn't
Speaker 4: it isn't it doesn't really belong to us. It actually
Speaker 4: belongs to all the fifteen that took part in this.
Speaker 4: And I mean when we say we make the show
Speaker 4: with you guys, hopefully you do see that every day. Well,
Speaker 4: that's a time waster, your stories, your calls, everything. We
Speaker 4: share our stories to get your stories. We make it together.
Speaker 4: And it's actually, it's not the Christian O'Connell forty eight
Speaker 4: our movie mouth, and it's Tony's, it's Michelle's, it's Shane's,
Speaker 4: it's Jarles, Daniella, Matt, Steve Jackie, Cameron, Shani Basz, Cassandra
Speaker 4: Quate and the two battling brothers who tried to take
Speaker 4: each other on but left remembering that they are actually brothers.
Speaker 4: At the end, Ryan and Over the last fourteen hours,
Speaker 4: it's been theirs. This belongs to them. How would listen
Speaker 4: to this? They came together at the end of this.
Speaker 4: They started it as rivals, We're trying to take each
Speaker 4: other on, and then something really beautiful happened at the end.
Speaker 2: They actually came together because we need each other.
Speaker 10: Monday, seven forty five am. Everybody is pumped.
Speaker 11: For the start.
Speaker 2: Say what.
Speaker 10: Seven hours in first sign of trouble from young Scorsese.
Speaker 6: I think I'll be out in the next movie.
Speaker 11: I think he did amazingly, but he was the first
Speaker 11: to go.
Speaker 5: I've left at fifteen hours and I made it through
Speaker 5: ten watchings.
Speaker 11: Yogi was the next to fall. I left sixty hell
Speaker 11: twenty three hours.
Speaker 10: PC Tony couldn't resist the tasty dangling carrot.
Speaker 5: If anyone would like to leave the cinema right now,
Speaker 5: you'll take home at two nights stay at the Lovely
Speaker 5: Como Hotel.
Speaker 6: PC Tony comes down. He's gonna ring the bell.
Speaker 2: My life would kill me if I didn't take that off.
Speaker 5: Way there, guys, you've all passed the twenty four hour.
Speaker 10: It didn't matter. A restaurant voucher was enough for blank
Speaker 10: Slate to tap out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it's good enough for me. Oh wreck it.
Speaker 11: Ralph broke a rib last week, but it's helping her.
Speaker 5: If I stretched the right way, it does hurt, so
Speaker 5: it wakes me up a little bit.
Speaker 2: So it's a little strategy that I have been using.
Speaker 11: Sleeping beauty. His wife called in.
Speaker 8: He's done very well.
Speaker 2: I'm actually quite chocked if I had.
Speaker 3: Heard from my door only or to start a crying.
Speaker 2: Oh you're doing so well in their buddy twenty four
Speaker 2: hours ago.
Speaker 4: That's it spoken like a true wife breaking down in tears.
Speaker 10: Thirty hours. The insomniac is going strong.
Speaker 11: Me, you being insomniac is proving true.
Speaker 15: I'm definitely staying wide awake compared to the others that
Speaker 15: I see dozing off.
Speaker 10: Thirty six hours. The nurse, you did amazing, But Cyanara
Speaker 10: after twenty hours, Nope.
Speaker 11: You're delirious. It was thirty six hours.
Speaker 10: One am Julie Andrews had enough and didn't even say goodbye.
Speaker 11: Two am. Would Jack Steve got snoozy.
Speaker 1: I was there, I was in the zone and the
Speaker 1: next minute I was getting working on.
Speaker 10: After a very short forty eight hours, they got to
Speaker 10: the finish line day.
Speaker 4: One over Jack, Send the families in, Send the families
Speaker 4: in Jack going in, Go Go go.
Speaker 2: Empty water bottles have currently been throwing it in the air.
Speaker 4: Contestants who were rivals are high fiving each other, Families.
Speaker 11: Are running in. It's giving on. I'm going to churn
Speaker 11: up for his beauty.
Speaker 3: Moy you're freeom go freed him away.
Speaker 2: To welcome the final eight.
Speaker 4: The thing is they're still hanging out apparently. I've just
Speaker 4: heard in the lobby they're still chatting to each other.
Speaker 4: They're still at the cinema.
Speaker 3: I think that's what amazing. By the end of it,
Speaker 3: they worked as a team. They weren't rivals, they weren't competitors.
Speaker 3: They supported each other, and they got over the line
Speaker 3: as a group, even though it meant they had less
Speaker 3: share of the prize money each because more of them
Speaker 3: made it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it started for something on Monday, and they showed
Speaker 4: us something actually, So thank you very much to all
Speaker 4: the fifteen I've been part of this, and so many
Speaker 4: of you. Out of all the various things we've done
Speaker 4: in the almost last five years. This, strangely, I still
Speaker 4: have no idea why the most popular thing you've ever
Speaker 4: wanted in on to sit into a cinema for forty
Speaker 4: eight hours every day but night. There's a lot of
Speaker 4: emails coming in every hour the day over twenty four
Speaker 4: to seven. I'd wake up, there'd be a load more
Speaker 4: that'd come in overnight desperate to be in.
Speaker 2: So thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Well, whenever, whatever we ask you to do, and when
Speaker 4: you can join us in a new thing trying to
Speaker 4: find something out.
Speaker 2: You're always there for us.
Speaker 4: So I hope you really enjoyed doing it and also
Speaker 4: watching it. There's still hundred and three of you watching
Speaker 4: an empty cinema being clean. Honest, what were you doing?
Speaker 4: I mean, honestly, the producers of Koshi show turn it off.
Speaker 4: Just stick on the feed of an empty cinema. You'll
Speaker 4: get more of an audience doing that and half the price.
Speaker 2: All right, we are back.
Speaker 3: Two weeks time.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow by the wonders of radio. Oh yes, but and
Speaker 4: this is the this is the miracle of radio.
Speaker 3: How will you be in two places?
Speaker 4: I'm also going to be in Dublin Friday night watching
Speaker 4: my hero Bruce Springston. I'm going to be an island
Speaker 4: for a week and a half. But we'll also be
Speaker 4: on the radio for a week and a half and
Speaker 4: that's the power box of life. Sometimes two opposing things
Speaker 4: can be true. So I'll be back tomorrow, but I'll
Speaker 4: see you and Iland Friday.
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