Speaker 1: Welcome to them, Christian No come on show podcast over
Speaker 1: the weekend that Patsy, you know you've got a new
Speaker 1: neighbor now, Oh yeah yeah, coming out West Banjos.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm barracking for where be now?
Speaker 1: Country tough?
Speaker 2: Well you're not far from the Tigers homelands over a bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So yeah, we moved out to How near.
Speaker 1: Were you two Patsy's cul de Sac?
Speaker 2: I would say five minute drive, nice and close.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, has she been over yet?
Speaker 2: I imagine our life to be Kath and Kim out
Speaker 2: the back having some wines on Friday.
Speaker 1: Astern course, yes, absolutely so. How was the movie? It's
Speaker 1: stressful moving.
Speaker 2: It was all weekend. So in the lead up to
Speaker 2: it we started packing as like the two weeks leading up,
Speaker 2: and then we moved all of our boxes on Friday
Speaker 2: night into the garage, which we were up till midnight.
Speaker 2: Then we went to bed and we woke up at
Speaker 2: six am for the first truck to arrive.
Speaker 1: This is so organized.
Speaker 2: We packed it fully so my partner, her brother and
Speaker 2: father helped us and that took us two hours to
Speaker 2: get it all in and then we actually had the
Speaker 2: big removalists come and they packed in all of our
Speaker 2: bigger items.
Speaker 1: And then the hardest thing I found with moving right
Speaker 1: is the unpacking. I don't know what it is. It's
Speaker 1: that put it all to what it is about.
Speaker 4: It is because you have a deadline for packing and
Speaker 4: getting out of the house. There's no deadline on the
Speaker 4: other side. Yes, that's up to you.
Speaker 1: So I'm afraid I'm not great. I've readized now at
Speaker 1: the edge fifty without a deadline, we've been outside. This
Speaker 1: job suits me. You've got to be there at six. Okay,
Speaker 1: take that away from me. I'm not good. If you
Speaker 1: don't give me that line, there won't be any urgency.
Speaker 2: Well, at the other end, we just hadn't thought about it,
Speaker 2: and we had so it took us all weekend. We
Speaker 2: were still unpacking last night at now Happy there. We
Speaker 2: are smitten. It is the most beautiful home and I'm
Speaker 2: just in love with it and me and my partner,
Speaker 2: we just finally feel like we're in our this.
Speaker 1: Is your plan.
Speaker 4: Congratulation, thank you.
Speaker 1: And so how did the move go? Because something's happened
Speaker 1: when you do the big movie.
Speaker 2: So it went. Most of it went well, which was fantastic.
Speaker 2: The only thing is is as we got to our
Speaker 2: very last item, which was the washing machine. We went
Speaker 2: to pull it out of the cupboard as in not made.
Speaker 2: These two burly men that were moving our house went
Speaker 2: to pull it out of the little area that it
Speaker 2: was in the nook, and it was it couldn't be removed.
Speaker 2: So there was no way, no jimmy, no nothing where
Speaker 2: they could actually get it out. And they believed truly
Speaker 2: that the last person that put it in there was
Speaker 2: a magician, because it's just no one.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's one of Dumbledore's tricks, just to
Speaker 1: work his magic in a utility room.
Speaker 4: Cold I got rid of the statue of Liberty and
Speaker 4: now the immovable washing massie.
Speaker 1: That they just fitted the kitchen around it. It started
Speaker 1: with that.
Speaker 2: It looks like they have literally fitted we just left
Speaker 2: in there. So we've just left it.
Speaker 1: Bought a brand new one, so.
Speaker 2: We had to buy a new one last night because
Speaker 2: of all the sales. We'll just get one now. And
Speaker 2: so yes, we bought one with a.
Speaker 1: Nice welcoming gift though for the people are moving into
Speaker 1: your place.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so the girl that's moving in fantastic, We just
Speaker 2: said you can have it.
Speaker 4: So yep, no washing.
Speaker 1: Machine we want to know what happened in the move.
Speaker 1: Years ago, when I was about twelve years of age,
Speaker 1: my dad and I had to move. His mom and
Speaker 1: dad are lovely Irish grandparents, right, and we just could
Speaker 1: not get their bed out of the house simplest removal
Speaker 1: van that my dad had hired.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: My dad does not have a lot of patients, right,
Speaker 1: and we'd only been trying about five seconds. The next
Speaker 1: time he's getting his saw and he saws their double
Speaker 1: bed in half. Now, even with my tiny twelve year
Speaker 1: old brain, I'm thinking, I don't think you can sew them,
Speaker 1: and so are you going to put us back together?
Speaker 1: We'll just get some woods wood underneath it and nail
Speaker 1: it back together, which is what we did. But guess what,
Speaker 1: the bed broke no surprise. We then had a day
Speaker 1: or two was sleeping on it and they were not
Speaker 1: doing anything because they were very devout casters, so just
Speaker 1: merely their presence on it broke it. But I remember
Speaker 1: we had to saw this bed in half just to
Speaker 1: get it out the house. We had to do this
Speaker 1: before bed to night.
Speaker 4: Just last year we moved house and we're on the
Speaker 4: moving day, the trucks there, the bed we looked at
Speaker 4: it and we're like, let's just give it to the
Speaker 4: next people. So we rang the real estate agent on
Speaker 4: the day asked them, can you ask the new tenants
Speaker 4: if they want a free bed? They said yes, we
Speaker 4: left it in there.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast Christian When I moved,
Speaker 1: we finished up, but I was turning the moving truck
Speaker 1: back to the depot, the reverse camera was obscured by
Speaker 1: raining bam matches, scratched a car behind me. Cost me
Speaker 1: two thousand dollars to fix. What a nightmare right at
Speaker 1: the last bit of the day. Returning there, Okay, let's
Speaker 1: go to a Tracy here. Tracy, what happened to the move?
Speaker 3: My mother in law and I decided to do a
Speaker 3: load of stuff while the guys loaded up a truck,
Speaker 3: so we had it in the back of the car.
Speaker 3: We picked up the big their big ish screen TV,
Speaker 3: which was fine, we could both carry it. She lost
Speaker 3: her footing the TV fell screen side down on the road.
Speaker 1: Of course, bounced the buttered toaster man.
Speaker 3: We picked it up. It had about a three centimeter
Speaker 3: ding in the screen, so we took it inside, plugged
Speaker 3: it in. All worked fine. We had it for a
Speaker 3: little while, and then we got sick of the deing,
Speaker 3: so we got rid of it and bought a new one.
Speaker 1: The crack on your phone, isn't it? I started to
Speaker 1: get those screens rebout so easily. Tracy, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: She cold. I have a good day.
Speaker 3: That's okay.
Speaker 1: Seeah, how we go ahead, Larnie. Hi, Hello, Larney, welcome
Speaker 1: to show. So what happened in your move?
Speaker 3: We bought a house and when we looked at the house,
Speaker 3: it had a pool table in it, which we assumed
Speaker 3: would not be there when we moved in, but it was.
Speaker 3: And it turns out that it had been there for
Speaker 3: like twenty years or something, and for four different people
Speaker 3: had bought and sold the house with this pool table
Speaker 3: in it because no one could be stuffed moving it.
Speaker 1: No, those things are pulled and snooker tables are flipping
Speaker 1: a huge, huge I get the finger that just built it.
Speaker 1: But they built the house around I.
Speaker 3: Believe they must have. And then we just played two
Speaker 3: games on it and pade somebody sixty bucks to move it.
Speaker 3: Gave it to my trumpet teacher and lieu of trumpet lessons.
Speaker 1: Ah, that's funny, Larnie, Thank you very much, your story mate.
Speaker 1: Have a good week. Youtobe Bybee, Wendy, come on in, Wendy.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Christian morning Wendy.
Speaker 1: So what happened in your move?
Speaker 3: Well, the guys decided that they would.
Speaker 5: Move the Chester draws over the.
Speaker 3: First floor balcony to the ground, and they dropped it nicely.
Speaker 1: Why would I'm not a professional removal list, but why
Speaker 1: would you do that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Versus gravity? Who's going to weir correct? Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And then as they were leaving, old mate didn't see
Speaker 3: my car apparently, and scrapes right.
Speaker 1: Down the side of it. These people, one useless man
Speaker 1: in a van.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Great day, Great day, Wendy, Thank you very much, your
Speaker 1: story mate.
Speaker 5: Have a good day.
Speaker 1: Jody. Hello, Hello Jody. What happened in your move?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 5: We had spent all weekend doing the final clean of
Speaker 5: the house, which is obviously a massive job. We had
Speaker 5: one bedroom that had a little patch up paint job
Speaker 5: that we needed to do. It was like eleven o'clock
Speaker 5: at night, We're all exhausted, ready to walk out the door,
Speaker 5: and I realized that this little patch needed to be
Speaker 5: painted over. So I've gone to the garage while everyone
Speaker 5: else is outside waiting. I've walked to the garage, picked
Speaker 5: up the can of paint, which had been sitting there
Speaker 5: for quite some time. So the bottom of the can
Speaker 5: had rusted. As I've lifted it, not realizing it at
Speaker 5: the time, it's put a hole in the bottom of
Speaker 5: the tin. And I've walked all the way through the
Speaker 5: house onto the carpet that had already been steam clean,
Speaker 5: put the paint can down, done, my paint job. Turned around,
Speaker 5: absolutely mortified at the puddle of paint on the freshly
Speaker 5: steam clean carpet and the trail of paint through the house.
Speaker 5: We were there for another two hours cleaning it up.
Speaker 4: And you just don't have that.
Speaker 1: We were the most at the end of the movie,
Speaker 1: isn't it. There's no more?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we were, and let's just say I was not
Speaker 5: anybody's favorite person.
Speaker 1: God, you poor thing chose is horrific. Yeah, that is
Speaker 1: the word horrific. Listen, I'm going to it's a small,
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Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
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