Speaker 1: Quest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast, What What.
Speaker 3: What My Cave? Today?
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Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Thursday morning. It's to Christian O'Connell's show on
Speaker 4: Gold one oh four point three. I hope you're well
Speaker 4: this morning. Good morning, Patsy morning, Jackie Boy, Good morning team.
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 5: We're good? Are you ready?
Speaker 4: Today is the day inductioners?
Speaker 5: At what time?
Speaker 3: The induction is? Three pm? This afternoon.
Speaker 6: It all kicks off and then you know, it takes
Speaker 6: as long as a labor take, So it could be
Speaker 6: later tonight, it could be tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: It could be tomorrow and midday.
Speaker 4: Oh, someone's seen a video yesterday because this was not
Speaker 4: the chat we had a couple of days ago where
Speaker 4: you thought was in within minutes.
Speaker 5: Because these new drugs, I.
Speaker 6: Have watched the videos and it doesn't happen within minutes.
Speaker 6: Actually it's it's a dangerous sign if it's happening too quickly.
Speaker 6: They've got to slow you down.
Speaker 5: Really, how do they do that? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Sorry, they take the drug they take their IV, so
Speaker 6: they take the IV out of your arm, or they
Speaker 6: just reduce the drug that's in there that's making you
Speaker 6: have the baby.
Speaker 5: Gotcha. You don't sound quite with us. What's going on?
Speaker 6: No, I think I'm just I'm doing this show from home,
Speaker 6: so I'm delayed.
Speaker 3: I can I can hear.
Speaker 6: There's a gap between when you asked me a question,
Speaker 6: and it sounds like I'm I don't think.
Speaker 4: From the suburb of rich I'm worried about you. What
Speaker 4: is going on with you this morning?
Speaker 6: I don't think it's okay, okay, okay. I did want
Speaker 6: to say this, but I had last night badly timing,
Speaker 6: bad bad timing because we have to get ready for
Speaker 6: the induction today.
Speaker 3: I had what do you say?
Speaker 6: I had the runs last night at two am.
Speaker 3: I don't want to say the word.
Speaker 6: I don't want to say the word, but it's you
Speaker 6: know the technical term for it. It's Patty yesterday saying
Speaker 6: about her dog's anal glans and I don't want.
Speaker 4: To Okay, just go an angle glands. Oh gee, thank
Speaker 4: you so much, mister Coden practices. She's got the squits.
Speaker 6: I'm on the toilet last night at two a m
Speaker 6: again this morning when I woke up at five.
Speaker 5: Patsy's right, it's nice.
Speaker 3: I think it's I guess it's something I hate.
Speaker 5: No, yeah, you worked up. It's not. Your body's gone
Speaker 5: old stuff like I've never known.
Speaker 3: It's not that.
Speaker 5: Literally, get out of it, fog map. Do you know
Speaker 5: what young Jack post?
Speaker 4: Leaving your body to make way for the new adult
Speaker 4: one who needs to show up today at three o'clock
Speaker 4: you're literally crapping out old young Jack Posts, flushing away.
Speaker 4: He's not needed anymore. We've been waiting for the man
Speaker 4: to show up. He's needed from three o'clock today. You've
Speaker 4: got a few more cells to poop out before three o'clock.
Speaker 6: Jackie boys, I've had my baby.
Speaker 5: You think Jack's baby? Yes? Push him out?
Speaker 2: Push the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: How are you actually aside from what we just talked about,
Speaker 4: how are you feeling today?
Speaker 5: Do you feel.
Speaker 4: Relieved knowing that it's it's going to start? It's about
Speaker 4: to start one.
Speaker 6: I mean we we've sort of tried to convince ourselves
Speaker 6: this week it doesn't matter when he comes. If he
Speaker 6: wants to stay in there, we'll just chill out until
Speaker 6: he's ready to come out, but now he's got nowhere
Speaker 6: to run. We're getting in there, whether he likes it
Speaker 6: or not. And I couldn't be happier, Honestly, I couldn't
Speaker 6: be happier.
Speaker 4: And Bianki must be feeling the same way, because by
Speaker 4: by now it's like you would have been the same.
Speaker 5: Pantsy, You're just you're just tired. You can't get comfortable.
Speaker 1: It's just all time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And it's absolutely groundhog day for her.
Speaker 6: I just I really do feel for it because day
Speaker 6: after day, you know, she hasn't been at work now
Speaker 6: for months, just waiting for it to happen. Her days
Speaker 6: all look the same. We're trying not to go out
Speaker 6: because we're trying not to get COVID before the baby.
Speaker 4: Just apart from that sort of three hour movie at
Speaker 4: the cinema Friday, you've done a really good job.
Speaker 6: We went we went to the first screening of Batman,
Speaker 6: an eleven aur movie.
Speaker 5: Anybody in place, all the stuff like that. On a Friday, The.
Speaker 4: Quietest day of the week is at the cinema fri Day.
Speaker 4: It's in the second day it opened the movie of
Speaker 4: the year.
Speaker 5: No one will be in here. Wait, why are they
Speaker 5: all here too crowded.
Speaker 4: So yeah, apart from that that you've been in your
Speaker 4: best to stay safe away from COVID, that's right.
Speaker 6: And now it's like, in the next twenty four to
Speaker 6: forty eight hours, he'll be here.
Speaker 3: I can't. It's seals bizarre, ye now yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: I still found even in the when I first met Ruby,
Speaker 4: you know, was my first daughter. When it all happened
Speaker 4: and I finally got to meet her and hold her,
Speaker 4: I couldn't believe. You kind of know that there's a
Speaker 4: baby in there, but until you actually hold your own child,
Speaker 4: you can't actually you can't actually process it. It was
Speaker 4: likely there really was a child growing in there.
Speaker 5: Wow, I thought you were just lazy. Okay, I felt sorry.
Speaker 5: I owe you an apology that you really weren't pregnant.
Speaker 6: It's funny that you say that, but that's honestly how
Speaker 6: I feel. I can't, no matter how much mental preparation
Speaker 6: I try to give myself that there's a baby about
Speaker 6: to arrive and things will be different in the house,
Speaker 6: I just can't. And I still talk about next week
Speaker 6: as if it's just going to be Banker and I
Speaker 6: and I was like, oh yeah, the footy's back next week.
Speaker 6: We should go to the footy on the weekend. She's like, well,
Speaker 6: remember we're gonna have.
Speaker 5: A child mind in your strategy.
Speaker 4: That's part of the best place to hide from COVID
Speaker 4: At the MCG Wednesday night, here is going to be.
Speaker 5: Dead there, like that Batman movie as well.
Speaker 4: I tell you what I wish I could do all
Speaker 4: over again is that first moment when you meet your
Speaker 4: son and he gets handed to you, Jackie boy. Because
Speaker 4: you can't really prepare for it. I can't tell you
Speaker 4: what it's going to be like. Patsy can't tell you
Speaker 4: what it's going to be like. You can only experience
Speaker 4: it yourself, and it will blow you wide open. You
Speaker 4: didn't think it was possible to experience such love. You've
Speaker 4: already felt love like that obviously, meeting your wife and
Speaker 4: falling in love and getting married. But when you meet
Speaker 4: your childler first time, I honestly wish I could go
Speaker 4: back and re experience it again in a moment.
Speaker 5: It is incredible. You must have felt that.
Speaker 4: It was a It was like a sort of tidal
Speaker 4: wave of it was actually I could almost it was
Speaker 4: like a I was trying to catch my breath. It
Speaker 4: was like I felt like I was sobbing, like she
Speaker 4: was sobbing. Where you're just trying to understand all this
Speaker 4: love that you never felt.
Speaker 3: Very overwhelming.
Speaker 7: And I've got tingles on my skin thinking when Audrey
Speaker 7: was born and it's you know what it's like. It's
Speaker 7: like your heart walking outside of your body. It's like
Speaker 7: an ex dan And it must be hard for you
Speaker 7: as men, because for us women we get to feel
Speaker 7: I know, you feel the baby kick, but it's inside us,
Speaker 7: it's like part of us. So it must be really
Speaker 7: hard for you. So I can imagine when they're here,
Speaker 7: it must be really overwhelming.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Look, I mean we are bystanders even during the labies.
Speaker 4: You're gonna find out on the next scuple of hours,
Speaker 4: Jackie boy, you are at times quite a sort of
Speaker 4: you're concerned bystander because everything's going on so quickly and noisily.
Speaker 4: Then it's very very quiet. You just presumed, so this
Speaker 4: is this normal? Is this all okay? And the silly
Speaker 4: people can come rushing in and rushing out. But yeah,
Speaker 4: I honestly chat, I wish I could re experience it again.
Speaker 4: You're gonna I can't wait to speak to you the
Speaker 4: other side where you're a bit to go. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: I know what you were talking about. It is an
Speaker 4: incredible moment. I really still imagine it now actually just
Speaker 4: thinking about it.
Speaker 5: So is Patsy.
Speaker 6: I can't wait for it. And hopefully the Diary of
Speaker 6: passes and I'm not on the tail.
Speaker 4: The last thing you want is we're just would like
Speaker 4: to hand his son to the If you.
Speaker 5: Go out that horrible stuff, you know when you.
Speaker 4: Stand up and you've done your pants and you think
Speaker 4: it's done, and it starts again.
Speaker 5: I mean, how in a minute can someone cut the cords.
Speaker 1: Christian Coal Show podcast.
Speaker 5: This week there we'll be trying to do the alphabet
Speaker 5: A through to one. You know it ends.
Speaker 4: Spoiler alert said A through two radio for the heart
Speaker 4: of intelligence. That's this show. As said of your old
Speaker 4: band names, Jackie Boy, what have you got so far?
Speaker 5: Then there's only five letters outstanding.
Speaker 3: So far.
Speaker 6: We've got A for avalanche, B for bone lazy, C
Speaker 6: for crude molasses, D for Dutch oven, loven e for
Speaker 6: excessive flutulence, F for fried beg.
Speaker 5: You bunny, all the diarrhea is coming out of his mouth.
Speaker 6: For Fried Rice's band G for gremlin, H for hoof hearted,
Speaker 6: I for igneous biscuit, J for jagged Edge, King for king,
Speaker 6: K for king puppy in the carnival s.
Speaker 3: I do have some throat. Oh, I have a drink,
Speaker 3: having a little water. Keep the music going, Christian, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, yeah, don't worry. Actually, his body is reacting very strong.
Speaker 4: Tose that is finally coming today, gradually breaking down.
Speaker 5: You'll be in another war.
Speaker 4: Your wife does it alone later on this afternoon.
Speaker 3: Is everyone ready for the second half of the If
Speaker 3: you're good?
Speaker 8: Yeah, L for lip sync, M for mad Dog, Central,
Speaker 8: O for old Boys, noise, P for paranoid, Q for
Speaker 8: the q pad, R for rocking the Royals, S for
Speaker 8: show pony, T for twisted the fate, You for Uncle
Speaker 8: Festra and the mcaulay's, and Zen for zucker Baby.
Speaker 5: We have a painful labor, all right, So well, what
Speaker 5: are the letters that we need? Then?
Speaker 4: So well, we're looking for your old band names if
Speaker 4: they began with A N, A.
Speaker 5: V, A W, the phonetic alphabet.
Speaker 6: November, venunity, vampire, W fix, whale, yes for xylophone and
Speaker 6: why boy just silophone?
Speaker 5: What is going on behind the anchors?
Speaker 4: If this is how he's going to be I'm okay,
Speaker 4: it's okay, is right, it's fight. He's absolutely fine. Guys,
Speaker 4: this is a guy breaking down. Link by Lincoln the Radio.
Speaker 4: Nothing to see here, move along.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: Yesterday, we're getting into the A to Z of the
Speaker 4: nineties letter f We're looking up Ferbi's and I happened
Speaker 4: to mention that to me, Ferbi's were closely related to
Speaker 4: another creepy toy, cabbage Patch Kids.
Speaker 5: Got a great email here from Cassie. Christian.
Speaker 4: Listen to show yesterday talking about Cabbage Patch Kids. I
Speaker 4: loved mine. I was the first child in Victoria to
Speaker 4: receive one. I won a coloring competition judged out of
Speaker 4: forty five thousand entries by Myers. I received the first
Speaker 4: Cabbage Patch kid in the state. Were and also you
Speaker 4: voucher for three hundred dollars worth of toys.
Speaker 5: It's amazing.
Speaker 4: She's actually still got the letter. She attached it to
Speaker 4: the email from Maya all those years ago, saying your
Speaker 4: entry was selected from approximately forty five thousand entries. Now
Speaker 4: we know the game works, guys, we.
Speaker 5: Think that's forty five thousand.
Speaker 6: Also, do they go through them all or do they
Speaker 6: just pick one off the top of the parlor and go, yeah,
Speaker 6: this look, this is yeah coloring.
Speaker 4: Do you remember when to win something it was as
Speaker 4: basic as a coloring competition. Yes, that, I do believe
Speaker 4: coloring competition to win you know a lot of big prizes.
Speaker 4: But the forty five thousand entries. People always exaggerate how
Speaker 4: many people get involved with stuff. So I'm not saying
Speaker 4: it wasn't forty five thousand, but I'm saying it wasn't
Speaker 4: forty five thousand kids coloring in as well.
Speaker 6: Also, there's not a team of people at Maya going
Speaker 6: through each one and like, well, look at the blues
Speaker 6: they used to hear. Oh but the shading in this one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they've got the jeweler's eyeglass holding it up there.
Speaker 4: Oh look you see how closely Patrina has done inside
Speaker 4: the lines here. By the way, we're all just presuming
Speaker 4: it was coloring this picture of a cabbage patch kid,
Speaker 4: aren't we.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I wonder if she's still.
Speaker 5: Got the doll an email back. But I didn't even
Speaker 5: think to ask. But there you go. I'm not I'm
Speaker 5: not the journalist, you know.
Speaker 4: All right, let's play the One Second Winning because Jackie
Speaker 4: Boy won't be here, right, I know you two love
Speaker 4: playing the one second Winner each week with the eighties
Speaker 4: of the nineties normally on Friday.
Speaker 5: So it's the nineties.
Speaker 4: These are songs to do with the letter F the
Speaker 4: artist or the title for the last time for a while.
Speaker 5: Jackie Boy, are you ready? Let's go, Patsy take him down?
Speaker 5: Who is that boy?
Speaker 3: Slim god of praise you like I should praise, praise you.
Speaker 5: Just praise you like brackets I should.
Speaker 4: From nineteen ninety eight, Praise you, bat Boy, Slam is
Speaker 4: strong dark Jackie Boy, keep it up?
Speaker 5: Who is?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yes, I know what that is. I do know what
Speaker 3: that is?
Speaker 5: Co let me know them.
Speaker 3: Um one more time?
Speaker 7: Please, no idea.
Speaker 3: It's are they called fuel?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 3: And it's something to do with champagne.
Speaker 5: No, but yes, shimmer fuel, shimmer, shimmer.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'll give that to you. Champagne Shimmers are reckon
Speaker 4: in the glass? Patty you playing today?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I am, okay, let's got me all right? What's this
Speaker 5: from the nineties to deal with a letter F the
Speaker 5: song title? The artists?
Speaker 6: Oh, that's actually making it harder anywhere.
Speaker 4: Actually, midway through that I actually forgot the soul. I
Speaker 4: think I started to do Born to Run.
Speaker 7: On our playlist, but I can't think of the name
Speaker 7: of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Fridays on my Mind, the Fridays on my Mind.
Speaker 5: Friday.
Speaker 3: Friday.
Speaker 5: It doesn't even sound like a Cures song by Rob Smith.
Speaker 5: Fridays on my Bone.
Speaker 11: I don't care.
Speaker 5: Tuesday Wednesday Heart.
Speaker 7: That sounds so much older than the nineties summer.
Speaker 4: I thought it was the eighties. The double convinced it
Speaker 4: is the eighties. I reckon that's reissued. Mhmm, you're right,
Speaker 4: it's not the diarrhea against it, but he's not. Now botty, what's.
Speaker 7: This from this moment? Mariah Twine? No Shania Twain.
Speaker 5: Wedding song? They were just giving birth to two singers swayin.
Speaker 5: I love Mariah. It's like a shop.
Speaker 4: But yes, from this moment, should I to o one
Speaker 4: on Patsy yet?
Speaker 5: Big song for you?
Speaker 7: Patsy wedding songs?
Speaker 5: What the first dogs? Yep?
Speaker 7: Yep, yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 5: Could you sound any more like a bride sailer? Yep?
Speaker 5: I'll buy anyone, anyone.
Speaker 4: I don't like this song, Rip your eyeballs out and
Speaker 4: eat them on the dance floor, then stomping it was.
Speaker 5: It just that awkward slow dance?
Speaker 7: It was and everyone looks like you It's such a
Speaker 7: stream like cracking grope jokes the whole time.
Speaker 6: It's like, no, start cracking gropes because to the wedding night.
Speaker 5: Can't who can't you know this move?
Speaker 7: Save it for the motel? Just a couple more hours.
Speaker 7: I know we haven't had it yet, but oh I
Speaker 7: got Friday.
Speaker 5: On my minds. Guys, all right, one last one? Oh
Speaker 5: huh yeah exactly?
Speaker 4: That actually a pointless clips not going to get this,
Speaker 4: Come on, all right, it was more we used the
Speaker 4: gift I have for humming a song.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, finally, yes, yes, yes, I'll humm it. You
Speaker 5: say it. That's a new feature starting next week. Team
Speaker 5: run it down. Don't worry about the show running away.
Speaker 5: By the way, Jackie boye, I'm gonna be reduced to
Speaker 5: humming songs for rises.
Speaker 3: You're an aggressive hummer.
Speaker 5: What the scores there?
Speaker 4: I gave up going bothering jack one, Jackie boy you
Speaker 4: finally won one.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Footy is coming back six days to go. We're super excited.
Speaker 4: We got some big prizes for you. Before we get
Speaker 4: into what you can win on for took and what
Speaker 4: you're already doing, I should to say a huge I
Speaker 4: think it was an amazing thing that AFL three sixty
Speaker 4: did this week when Robbo Mark Robinson came back to
Speaker 4: work after last year having a really really huge sudden
Speaker 4: heart attack, the way that him and Weiry covered it
Speaker 4: and talked about it openly and honestly, especially when the
Speaker 4: light of what's happened to Shane warn this week was
Speaker 4: I thought it was a really beautiful, compassionate, grown up
Speaker 4: piece of humane broadcasting.
Speaker 5: You saw it as well, didn't you, Jackie.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and it's well worth going back to it anyone
Speaker 6: who's got Foxtel. I watched it on KO. You can
Speaker 6: still see all the episodes there. It was Tuesday Nights
Speaker 6: episode And you just don't get stuff like that on
Speaker 6: TV because TV is such a tightly scripted and scheduled beast.
Speaker 6: You don't get these like real conversations. Sounded like two
Speaker 6: guys the pub honestly having a deep conversation about what
Speaker 6: was obviously a scary time in his life where he
Speaker 6: was close to death.
Speaker 4: I won't ruin it for you if you go back
Speaker 4: and watch it. But there's a beautiful story which I
Speaker 4: didn't think they didn't look like they were going to
Speaker 4: talk about because I could just see the looking his
Speaker 4: eyes when Robert went, have we got time?
Speaker 5: And he went, yeah, you know that's what Jackie does.
Speaker 5: What I got, I've just got.
Speaker 4: An idea, I just do it right now, and he go, yeah,
Speaker 4: oh god, where's he taking this now? But he told
Speaker 4: this amazing story about Mason Cox, who had actually been
Speaker 4: quite critical about, saying, is his career in footy over
Speaker 4: in this country? And what Mason Cox? Who would have
Speaker 4: known that and read it in the paper as well,
Speaker 4: where Robert has a column who actually did something really
Speaker 4: really sweet, a really touching gesture. Actually it says it
Speaker 4: says a lot about it actually about Mason Cox, who
Speaker 4: he is. But check it out. It's well worth watching that,
Speaker 4: all right. So let me tell you about footy.
Speaker 5: Ok. It's simple.
Speaker 4: All that passion you have about your team, whoever they are,
Speaker 4: whoever you barrack for, whatever's going to happen this year,
Speaker 4: put it into words. Put all that pain, all that joy,
Speaker 4: all that pain, all that frustration, done eyed ambition into words,
Speaker 4: into a song. You picked the song, you put your
Speaker 4: words about your team into it. This closes next Tuesday,
Speaker 4: and then next Wednesday, when round one begins, a kind
Speaker 4: of a redo of the Grand Final between the Doggies
Speaker 4: of the D's, we'd have our own Grand Final where
Speaker 4: we find out who is the winner of this year's
Speaker 4: forty OKI. The prizes, Jackie Boy, are huge, huge prize pack.
Speaker 6: If this is you, sixty five inch Samsung four K
Speaker 6: Smart TV, we'll sort your family out with an AFL
Speaker 6: membership for two adults two children and that includes up
Speaker 6: to forty matches at the mcgur Marvel Stadium this year
Speaker 6: and a thousand dollars cash.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go through some of the entries so far.
Speaker 4: This is one of our favorite ones at the moment
Speaker 4: you picked the song like this. Jimmy Bar's working class man.
Speaker 4: Steve Antonia Essendon fan. They did this.
Speaker 5: Watching hard to kick and fully a sheet. He's great,
Speaker 5: big fan. How to get busy. They will carry young
Speaker 5: share get ready in our big stories power moment. Oh,
Speaker 5: he's a Lessen darn Man knook irresistible. This is not
Speaker 5: a singing competition.
Speaker 11: Okay, too, nice fan, we keppled at the sites of
Speaker 11: boy of feedbas put in the hardyards.
Speaker 7: Only need twelve more wins and.
Speaker 5: Finals could be on the cards. I want to walk
Speaker 5: out in shape, just.
Speaker 4: Like Geary a game and obviously, look whoever you barrack for,
Speaker 4: we will play your songs. Okay, this guy is Since
Speaker 4: I saw the email, I just saw Cold Coast suns.
Speaker 4: It's like, oh wow, but there is someone here in
Speaker 4: Melbourne holding a candle for he did blister in the
Speaker 4: sun about his life down here as a Gold Coaster fan.
Speaker 12: Let me go cry.
Speaker 9: Like a fan of the side.
Speaker 13: Let me go.
Speaker 1: The Gold Coast. I know you've never won.
Speaker 5: A singing not a singing competition.
Speaker 4: Okay, yesterday we only played fifteen second of an entry
Speaker 4: by Aaron and he'd been told by the team Jackie
Speaker 4: boy in pants that he's going to be on the
Speaker 4: radio or of his mates tuned in to hear it.
Speaker 4: Just fifteen seconds they're going say it?
Speaker 5: Did they not like the rest to go off the body?
Speaker 5: Three minutes? That's what I must have hated.
Speaker 4: The rest of a minute only played now, so he
Speaker 4: sent me a terse email, Aaron, I'm very sorry we
Speaker 4: ran out of time and apparently it's very important that
Speaker 4: we could only have fifteen seconds of you.
Speaker 5: Aaron.
Speaker 4: I've readdressed a balance. Now Aaron is also Blues fan.
Speaker 4: He's gone for this from nineteen eighty five. This is
Speaker 4: an Aaron office.
Speaker 5: Okay, soon said the bloody and he's what's this his office?
Speaker 5: What is what boots? No, no, no no, this is
Speaker 5: Aaron ohmte and play with.
Speaker 14: As they know which member cares, and our attendance will
Speaker 14: be stronger.
Speaker 5: And care free. Maybe fifteen sixteen.
Speaker 14: Our friendI ships have shown us success. The stone that
Speaker 14: glass players must lend helping hand.
Speaker 5: It's just the practice one. What's the blue bloods?
Speaker 14: So are our children? Team are the ones who make
Speaker 14: a brighter day. So let's stop win.
Speaker 4: That is very very good, thank you. We're all better
Speaker 4: for that, all right, guys, So give you a choice.
Speaker 4: I've either got Gemma a Bulldogs fan. I've got Sue
Speaker 4: Kangaroos fan and Robert Gelong fan. I'm gonna pick one
Speaker 4: of these before we headle the news. Patsy, I'll let
Speaker 4: you pick.
Speaker 7: Ooh, Doggies from the West.
Speaker 4: Okay, this is Jemima actually Bulldogs fans. She's gone four
Speaker 4: pretenderitis this song, all right, take it away, Jemimah.
Speaker 15: We need Coddy Waveman sleep. The boys of the Red,
Speaker 15: White and Blue are e bady Are you ready? We're
Speaker 15: done with lasses here dumpleaded to the unbarevot.
Speaker 5: Where he this is good love This.
Speaker 15: Smithy goes in real fierce. I the mullet flan strong.
Speaker 15: It's never and never and same mold story.
Speaker 11: Want to please say we sailor not just another word?
Speaker 1: And those fops we are the boodouts.
Speaker 5: But I please say never sit, don't it?
Speaker 11: We say enough might be tailor not just another word.
Speaker 11: And those box we are the boardots. Want to please
Speaker 11: say we will never surrender.
Speaker 4: Wow, am brad abraid excellent work is coming. Email Your
Speaker 4: entries closes next Tuesday. Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com
Speaker 4: dot au footy okey, you're.
Speaker 9: Listening to the Christian o'carls Show podcast.
Speaker 4: We'll count it down the last two hours with our
Speaker 4: Jackie boy when he rejoins the show.
Speaker 5: Have you a man with a son? Most importantly, you'll
Speaker 5: be a dad. That is amazing, I mean.
Speaker 6: Real to think about, honestly, so exciting. In the next
Speaker 6: twenty four to forty eight hours, we'll have a little boy,
Speaker 6: and then next time I speak to you, yeah, I'll
Speaker 6: be fall on dad.
Speaker 5: And where where are you? Guys? With the name?
Speaker 3: We have ninety five percent locked it in? Can't tell
Speaker 3: you that now.
Speaker 5: On Monday you told me ninety percent?
Speaker 4: What do you got in it? Was it like word?
Speaker 4: Have you got another letter of it? Do you genuinely
Speaker 4: not know?
Speaker 5: Word hasn't unlocked the name for you yet?
Speaker 6: We know, But I do like the idea of leaving
Speaker 6: a little bit of room for inspiration. That if he
Speaker 6: comes out and then all of a sudden we look
Speaker 6: at him and say, hey, he looks like I don't
Speaker 6: know Jacob, Jacob, we can change it last minute, but
Speaker 6: otherwise we got the name locked in.
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 4: Okay, So the bag is packed now because obviously you're
Speaker 4: leaving today. Your wife is being induced this afternoon at
Speaker 4: three o'clock. So what have you got in the in
Speaker 4: the bag for when it all starts to happen.
Speaker 6: This I have put together the ultimate snack backpack. So
Speaker 6: the suitcase we've got of all the clothes and different
Speaker 6: bits and pieces we need is there. But then I've
Speaker 6: got an old hiking.
Speaker 4: Back you don't mean like one where you go on holiday.
Speaker 4: Just been like an overnight bag, don't you nah?
Speaker 3: We gotta yeah, we put a suit case.
Speaker 5: Staying at the Crown. Do you know what the numbers
Speaker 5: of room service?
Speaker 6: Well, we got bianchores, clothes, my clothes, the little baby's clothes.
Speaker 6: This okay.
Speaker 5: I love the.
Speaker 4: Fact that you have a wardrobe change. I just need
Speaker 4: it for the Instagram photo, you know.
Speaker 6: Just the pride and joy is this hiking backpack from
Speaker 6: Katmandu that's got all the snacks in. Then, now this
Speaker 6: thing weighs a ton. Let me show you.
Speaker 5: It's one of those. I've got one of these.
Speaker 4: Way, he's got like eighty seven different pockets around the side,
Speaker 4: and those are carabineers or whatever they're called, those hooks,
Speaker 4: the d hooks.
Speaker 3: Okay, So peanut butter is the first thing, big jar.
Speaker 5: Are you taking a dogging with you?
Speaker 4: You're taking a load of old dry moisture reducing peanut butter.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm giving biancho Is plenty of options.
Speaker 4: So if she be one of them, no lady in
Speaker 4: labor has gone. If I only had some crunching peanut butter,
Speaker 4: I put my poor into.
Speaker 3: I've got the spoon boon for the peanut butter as.
Speaker 5: Well, leave it lighting the loaf for the backpack.
Speaker 6: I've got bananas. I've got who's the banana for? Well
Speaker 6: with there's one ah, one for me, one for.
Speaker 4: Them. That's going to get thrown at you, right, Who
Speaker 4: wants she's smelly old banana?
Speaker 5: They give next to nothing. Who's in labor? Going?
Speaker 4: I mushy banana to wash down that lovely dry old
Speaker 4: peanut butter.
Speaker 6: I've just had regular sized parade, super sized poarades. If
Speaker 6: she's really thirsty, almonds sour patch.
Speaker 4: Kids, it looks like you're sort of hosting it all
Speaker 4: birth tenth birthday, bit so tuned in right. They think
Speaker 4: you're turning into a child's entertainer. They went, this is
Speaker 4: an overnight.
Speaker 5: Bag for someone going in labor.
Speaker 6: This is a kids to win if they color the
Speaker 6: Christian show logo, there is raspberry drops.
Speaker 3: Dam Doritos.
Speaker 4: You sound like someone who was just fully baked at
Speaker 4: the moment to be this dropped into a seven eleven
Speaker 4: at two am?
Speaker 7: What doritos?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 7: Is it the cheesy ones cheese supreme?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Good? Yeah, but trupple is with that though? I
Speaker 5: love that flavor.
Speaker 4: Though, thoseos are great but they leave that muck on
Speaker 4: your hand, don't they. Yeah, she doesn't want to be
Speaker 4: wiping that all over the nice clean bed. The photos
Speaker 4: of them and people like, what's that orange pomper in there?
Speaker 5: Oh? Jack brought doritos. We just ran out of peanut
Speaker 5: butter in the background.
Speaker 3: The doritos were more for me than they were for
Speaker 3: the anchor.
Speaker 5: We've got that that bag, it's for jack Post.
Speaker 6: Then I've got the cliff bars for the slow release
Speaker 6: energy because it could be we could be in there
Speaker 6: for a while. And the big bag of killer pythons
Speaker 6: that's like.
Speaker 3: And that's it. And then I've just got the in
Speaker 3: the last thing. I got to the stag.
Speaker 4: There's one hundred bucks worth of food and slacks in
Speaker 4: them animals.
Speaker 5: That's Jackie Wye. I think you are. You're over, Baddy,
Speaker 5: You're ready.
Speaker 1: The Christian All Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Big News PASSI mentioned it yesterday and then it was
Speaker 4: confirmed yesterday evening by the premiere Dan Andrews Down. So
Speaker 4: Shane WARN's state funeral, which is going to be a
Speaker 4: huge moment for Australia and also the world. The world
Speaker 4: will be watching that. It's going to be unbelievable the
Speaker 4: mcg So the say Phats is going to be an
Speaker 4: evening one as well on the third years.
Speaker 7: It's going to be on the evening of the thirtieth.
Speaker 7: About one hundred thousand people will be able to get tickets.
Speaker 7: The Premier went on to Twitter last night to say
Speaker 7: that they'll reveal the details of where we can get
Speaker 7: those tickets really soon.
Speaker 4: No, we got to go. We have to be there
Speaker 4: at that. It'll be amazing. I think there'll be more
Speaker 4: people outside as well watching it on the big screens.
Speaker 4: So this week, like you guys, we're still trying to
Speaker 4: come to terms with a death that makes no sense.
Speaker 4: You know, I still can't believe that it's Paul, his family.
Speaker 4: I keep thinking about his kids, the beautiful statements they
Speaker 4: put out the other day, and then his mum and dad.
Speaker 4: No mom and dad should ever be burying their children,
Speaker 4: and I can't. Your heart just goes out to them
Speaker 4: this week, and obviously they're trying to do it in
Speaker 4: private as well, when we will want to talk about
Speaker 4: it and pay respect to what an extraordinary man Shane
Speaker 4: Warn was and all the lovely stories that you've shared
Speaker 4: with us this week as well. So there's one little
Speaker 4: thing that we're going to do tomorrow, and I just
Speaker 4: want to stress this really is a little thing, but
Speaker 4: it is the little thing sometimes that keep a memory
Speaker 4: alive is in the small little things that are so
Speaker 4: idiosyncratic and individual to what we do in a life.
Speaker 4: All the message we played on Monday show was from
Speaker 4: someone used to play against Shane, the unenviable task of
Speaker 4: going up against him, Michael Vaughan, former England cricket captain,
Speaker 4: and they were big rivals and then they became very
Speaker 4: very close friends. And actually Michael was round at Shane's
Speaker 4: with his family on Christmas Day and I gotten to
Speaker 4: leave a message for the show on Monday. In it,
Speaker 4: he had this to share about what it's like spending
Speaker 4: Christmas with the King.
Speaker 5: Shane warn and the.
Speaker 16: King to stick to his lasagna sandwiches with bread rolls
Speaker 16: plastered with butter.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so what we're doing tomorrow then, for warning, I'm
Speaker 4: making an osanya tonight. I'm bringing it in tomorrow. The
Speaker 4: team of providing the white red rolls and butter. It's
Speaker 4: a very simple recipe. Lasagna in a white bread apparently
Speaker 4: had to be white bread with proper real salted butter
Speaker 4: and Lasania sandwich, Jackie Bar, send yours off to the hospital. Okay,
Speaker 4: I'll get any one. I'll stick yours in for you. Okay,
Speaker 4: one for the little fellow, just a little one for
Speaker 4: a small portion for the little lad and then a
Speaker 4: nice big double helping for the anchor as well.
Speaker 6: Okay, I actually think after a long labor, yes on
Speaker 6: your sandwich is just the kind of carbo loading you kneed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you want to refuel, don't you? So we're doing this.
Speaker 5: If you want to do this.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow, make the La Sanya tonight or just buy a
Speaker 4: cheap one and then at ten past eight tomorrow morning, stop,
Speaker 4: go to work early, pull over in your cars, go
Speaker 4: to school late, have a sandwich with us. Now, I
Speaker 4: am urging and inviting all the various gate great cafes
Speaker 4: of this city to join us as well.
Speaker 5: Do you want to put it on the menu this weekend?
Speaker 5: The Shane Witch again, very very simple recipe.
Speaker 16: This is all you need and the king to stick
Speaker 16: to his Lassana sandwiches with bread rolls plastered with butter.
Speaker 5: So cafes, do you want to put it on the
Speaker 5: menu this weekend?
Speaker 17: Nico is Hey, Christian, it's Leo here from Nico Sandwich
Speaker 17: Stily on Kerse Street in mitz Roy. Heard you guys
Speaker 17: talking about how warn he loved a lasagna sandwich and
Speaker 17: we would love to be serving some up on Friday
Speaker 17: if anyone wants to come by and buy one to
Speaker 17: celebrate the King. I know you're going to be making
Speaker 17: him in this studio and I think that's such.
Speaker 1: A sick idea.
Speaker 17: If you've got any advice for me, please feel free
Speaker 17: to give me a call. But I do know that
Speaker 17: it has to be on a whitebread roll with stacks
Speaker 17: of butter, and we're going to set up the wickets
Speaker 17: in the lame way. We're going to be throwing a
Speaker 17: few spins. We're going to be celebrating the man's life.
Speaker 17: What a king he was Christian. Great idea. Can't wait
Speaker 17: to do it. See you there.
Speaker 5: Thank you. Leo from Nico Sandwich Shop in Fitzroy.
Speaker 4: Also jumping on boards available this weekend are these outlets there,
Speaker 4: Shane Witch, Hugo's, Debli and Richmond, one.
Speaker 5: Of our locals. We love going to Hugo's.
Speaker 4: The only trouble is Hugo hasn't got an o them,
Speaker 4: but he said, don't worry about that I'll find one
Speaker 4: for the weekend.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Hugo's Deli, Allison's Corner Shop in Paran they're going to
Speaker 4: be selling the Shane Witch. Also Citizen Cafe Marambina you're
Speaker 4: doing as well, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: I've got another one in Monbina as well. Uh the
Speaker 5: pantry there they're doing it as well. Now, if you
Speaker 5: are going to be doing this, you don't have to.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you that we support local, but if you
Speaker 4: do want to kick a couple of dollars that you're
Speaker 4: raised towards Shane's charity that you did a lot of
Speaker 4: work for, not all of which he made a big
Speaker 4: deal about my ram where support, we will match any
Speaker 4: donations you do put their way as well.
Speaker 5: It's a great charity.
Speaker 4: So if you do want to have it fun tomorrow,
Speaker 4: lasagna sandwich we need is a lasagna, a whitebread roll
Speaker 4: and some butter.
Speaker 5: If you are joining us, give us a call.
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Speaker 4: Good morning to listener Matthew Flink listening to the show
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Speaker 5: There's nothing on here, all right.
Speaker 4: So yesterday we would chat to you guys and we
Speaker 4: got a call from this guy and they may me
Speaker 4: think maybe there's a phone in today about those playground
Speaker 4: scams that some kids at school used to get up to.
Speaker 12: I got moon Rocks band at my school. There are
Speaker 12: lollies that like explode in your.
Speaker 5: Mouth, Oh yeah.
Speaker 12: And I used to be able to get them for
Speaker 12: like five cents, cheaper than anyone else in the school.
Speaker 12: And they come in a little blue envelope, you know,
Speaker 12: with a Martian on the front. So I went to
Speaker 12: school and I had a bit of a syndicate gun
Speaker 12: because I've got married mate, and we'll sell those moon
Speaker 12: Rocks at school, you know. Anyway, it's a long story
Speaker 12: short of a dread and the office and moon Rock
Speaker 12: Top band and yeah.
Speaker 5: He sounds like I've been sampling some of his moon
Speaker 5: Rocks himself. Actually that cool.
Speaker 4: So didn't we want to know about your school scams, Patsy?
Speaker 5: Did anything happen in your school?
Speaker 7: Not with ours? But it did with the love God,
Speaker 7: he had a scam going on with his best mate Andy,
Speaker 7: and they were called it the Newman and Willett standover merchants.
Speaker 7: And you used to work by protecting all the sounds
Speaker 7: like their loan shark. They'd protect all the bullied kids
Speaker 7: at Wanger out of Tech in the eighties and.
Speaker 5: They'd lovely well.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think it was a bit like Robin Hood,
Speaker 7: wasn't it, And that you.
Speaker 4: Know, did you have to hire them, Yeah, you'd have
Speaker 4: to hire them of bodyguards.
Speaker 7: Their fee was a four and twenty at the tuck
Speaker 7: shop a pie.
Speaker 5: And they would go right, you know, the market. There
Speaker 5: were needs there.
Speaker 4: This is the global economy in the play.
Speaker 5: You're quite right, You're quite.
Speaker 7: Right, and they go around for kids who are getting bullied,
Speaker 7: you know, because.
Speaker 9: To me.
Speaker 5: A problem in Don. I always thought Chris is a
Speaker 5: bit but he's like a Don character, isn't he.
Speaker 7: Don Chris leone and then stand up to the bullyings
Speaker 7: and make it go, Make the problem go.
Speaker 5: Pie, Yes, the Pie Father.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show.
Speaker 4: Podcast coming up at a. Robbie Williams as our special
Speaker 4: guest this morning. He has some very exciting news. Hey Patsy,
Speaker 4: Yes see you remember an hour ago, still by the listener,
Speaker 4: the one Melbourne's first cabbage patch kid. You want me
Speaker 4: to email her back and ask her she still got it?
Speaker 4: H She's just email me back, Yes, she's still got it.
Speaker 4: That it's called Esther Bernice. Esther Bernice is the name
Speaker 4: of the freaking little doll. And they look even more
Speaker 4: freaky now it's aged an old cabbage patch doll. Oh,
Speaker 4: it's like it's sold. It sold to the devil to
Speaker 4: stay alive. It's just a novel. I'm working at the
Speaker 4: moment anyway. Okay, So playground scams, that's what we want
Speaker 4: to hear about this morning.
Speaker 5: Nine four one four one oh four three. Annabelle, good morning.
Speaker 18: Hi.
Speaker 19: So it wasn't me, it was my dad. But back
Speaker 19: in the day when he was in primary school, he'd
Speaker 19: have some like possums, and he picked up on the
Speaker 19: way to school and he'd sell them for like ten
Speaker 19: cents each or something. But he'd go home. The kid
Speaker 19: could go home and the parents would freak out and
Speaker 19: be like, no, you can't have a possum. He'd so
Speaker 19: they'd bring them all back to school. Dad would say
Speaker 19: no refunds, take them back and then just gow them
Speaker 19: to different kids.
Speaker 5: There was a market for possums at school.
Speaker 19: Yeah kind of school, just a little baby ones, you know, yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah sure, but I didn't know there was a
Speaker 4: trade for baby possums.
Speaker 5: Very different time, obviously, Annabel.
Speaker 19: Yeah yeah, forty years ago probably.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, it's good to put a year on it.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, thank you very much, thank you. Uh
Speaker 4: go figure, Kerry, good morning. It's about it's how Patsy's
Speaker 4: way that Jack, isn't it?
Speaker 18: Good morning guys, how are you?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Good Kerry, welcome to the show playground scams.
Speaker 18: Okay, well it's not actually me and disclaimer, Please, any
Speaker 18: children listening, please don't follow this my son's behavior because
Speaker 18: I don't recommend it, I.
Speaker 4: Tell you or any Right, all these young people listening
Speaker 4: right now are all suddenly interested in what the lady
Speaker 4: on the radio has got to say.
Speaker 5: So Kerry, well done. You've drawn a real big crowd
Speaker 5: now that I work.
Speaker 18: With a secondary school. So it's not recommended. Okay, So
Speaker 18: my son happened to be he's got no fear. Still
Speaker 18: to this day he has no fear. And he actually
Speaker 18: attended a high school with his second story and a
Speaker 18: lot of football, tennis balls random balls used to go
Speaker 18: up there, you know, get kicked up on the roof. Sure,
Speaker 18: and you got to wait for the maintenance guy to
Speaker 18: come and remember that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sometimes used to find a brumal something you're trying
Speaker 4: and do it yourself.
Speaker 6: Second story, they only bring out the ladder maybe once
Speaker 6: a month, so by the time.
Speaker 5: It was a graveyard for all your old balls up there.
Speaker 18: Right, that's right, and that's it's so frustrating because the
Speaker 18: kids can see them anyway. So my son, being a
Speaker 18: member of NIKA at the time, he used to do
Speaker 18: a circus arts and he can do backflips and he's
Speaker 18: got no fear of heights.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 18: Scale, he would scale the second story.
Speaker 5: This is in the seven or Spider Man.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, yeah, my son would climb anything that was
Speaker 18: vertical gifts. So he would scale the second story building
Speaker 18: and retrieve and he said, ball and charge the senior kids.
Speaker 5: You've got a scale like that. That is amazing. You're
Speaker 5: the king of that. You're the king of the playground.
Speaker 18: And yes, I his name is king. Yes, King, what
Speaker 18: a great name.
Speaker 9: King?
Speaker 4: Yes, something that is You're going to become a you
Speaker 4: were going to You're going to live up to that name.
Speaker 5: If you've got the surname, all the full name King,
Speaker 5: and so what would you do?
Speaker 4: You go up on the roof, get the ball that
Speaker 4: he's been highed to get, and then what do a
Speaker 4: sort of triple full pike and all the judges will go, no,
Speaker 4: you just did that footing At the end they stumble
Speaker 4: forward because my.
Speaker 18: Son had been doing this for a few weeks and
Speaker 18: raking in the money from the senior school kids. And
Speaker 18: you know, I was all wood and the word got around.
Speaker 4: Isn't he that he's performing out there every lunchtime doing
Speaker 4: tricks exactly?
Speaker 18: So he was, you know, raking in. I was totally
Speaker 18: unaware of this. I work at a stall myself, a
Speaker 18: different one. But anyway, then one day I got a
Speaker 18: phone call from the middle junior school claud name of saying,
Speaker 18: I'm so sorry, Carrie, but Stephen was caught doing a
Speaker 18: duck flip off the second story.
Speaker 4: What a great call to get about your son. You're
Speaker 4: going to he didn't stack the landing, did told?
Speaker 18: And she was all very serious and said, you know,
Speaker 18: I'm sorry that he's gonna have to get a Saturday's attention.
Speaker 18: And I'm going, oh my god, you're idiot, Like seriously, like,
Speaker 18: what were you thinking? Because of course a gathering head
Speaker 18: appear because we'd got around and.
Speaker 5: Got the idea.
Speaker 18: So Stephen had to turn up Saturday.
Speaker 5: King his dad long lived the King. Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 5: That is a great one, Kerry, Thank you very much.
Speaker 18: You cool, no problem, Thank you.
Speaker 4: Have good day, John, Good morning, Johnny boy, I'm good
Speaker 4: and you.
Speaker 5: Having a good week? John? So playground scams, what's your
Speaker 5: story for us?
Speaker 20: Yes, when I was younger and catch the feed from
Speaker 20: a bit on neighbors when I was in high school,
Speaker 20: and what would happen at the end of the week.
Speaker 4: What now I could understand with fixing a horse race,
Speaker 4: you know, watching that and then playing it back to Gullable,
Speaker 4: you know, school kids. But neighbors to one, missus mangle
Speaker 4: is going to kick off right five to one guys,
Speaker 4: five to one, No, and there's no one I'll take that.
Speaker 4: I'd say, they'll put a multi on that.
Speaker 13: A friend.
Speaker 20: A friend would have a satellite upfeed when they used
Speaker 20: to send neighbors to be edited, so they'd send a
Speaker 20: whole week's worth of neighbors up to Sydney to edit,
Speaker 20: then back to Melbourne. So I used to we used
Speaker 20: to watch download and watch the feed on a Sunday night,
Speaker 20: and then I did what would happen at the end
Speaker 20: of the week.
Speaker 5: This is unbelievable.
Speaker 4: You make it sound like entire scenes were just going
Speaker 4: through the air whil you know everyone else.
Speaker 6: Of all the things your friend could hack into, he
Speaker 6: chose a target neighbors.
Speaker 20: We come across it by accident one night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, goodness knows what you're flicking around looking for Sunday night.
Speaker 4: But let's leave that for another phone in. How did
Speaker 4: you get rumbled? How do you get caught?
Speaker 20: They changed the way that the feed was from Sydney
Speaker 20: to Melbourne children. We lost we lost the feed.
Speaker 4: Oh that is great one, John, Thank you very much,
Speaker 4: your story mate.
Speaker 5: Have a good day.
Speaker 13: Thanks.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're about to speak to Robbie Williams, now eighty million
Speaker 4: albums sold around the world, five number one Australian albums
Speaker 4: and if you've ever seen Robbie Williams live, you'll know
Speaker 4: it's like he's channeling Freddie Mercury. He is an amazing
Speaker 4: showman and I'm really excited because he's got some great
Speaker 4: news for you guys.
Speaker 5: Hello, Robbie Williams. How are you.
Speaker 13: I'm really good, Thank you very much. How are you doing?
Speaker 5: I'm good? And where in the world right now are you, Robbie.
Speaker 13: I'm in La La Land in the hill. It's the
Speaker 13: Beverlyshire and I know two one oh.
Speaker 5: Look at you. You've done very well for yourself.
Speaker 13: I'm right, pash me, Robbie.
Speaker 5: Great news.
Speaker 4: You're coming to Melbourne very soon in April doing rod
Speaker 4: Laver Arena, and also your movie, your biopic Better Man,
Speaker 4: is being made right here as well. First of all,
Speaker 4: tell me about the biopic.
Speaker 21: Well, the biopic for a narcissist like me is wonderful
Speaker 21: news because it's solely about me and my life, and
Speaker 21: it's all of the good bits, all of the bad bits.
Speaker 21: There's bits of fantasy in there. I obviously disclose too
Speaker 21: much about what I've been up to that people don't know.
Speaker 21: I'd never really thought about it before, or dared to
Speaker 21: even suggest really that one should be made.
Speaker 5: Come on with a career like yours.
Speaker 4: She must have sometimes thought, Oh God, who should play
Speaker 4: me in the movie? You know in ten years from now?
Speaker 4: Am I played by Kevin Costner. I know you're a
Speaker 4: fan of Yellowstone.
Speaker 13: I adore that show.
Speaker 4: Why is that show so important for men? It's like
Speaker 4: Catnet for men. My wife doesn't really care for it.
Speaker 5: I have to watch it alone. Do you watch it
Speaker 5: with your wife or do you watch it alone?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 13: I do watch it with my wife.
Speaker 21: She covers her eyes when there's like violence, and I
Speaker 21: have to collor what's going on. I think that it's
Speaker 21: sort of aspirational for the rugged masculinity that would hope
Speaker 21: to exist in our very poors somewhere, so much so
Speaker 21: that like, I went to the County General Store the
Speaker 21: other day and bought a whole outfits so I could
Speaker 21: look like, rip, what did you buy? I bought, you know,
Speaker 21: the black cowboy boots, a black cowboy hat, a black shirt.
Speaker 13: Because I said to the.
Speaker 21: Wife, so, babe, where do I exist on, like, not
Speaker 21: two hundred percent on the rugged masculinity scale? And she
Speaker 21: said thirty eight percent? And I can and I agree
Speaker 21: with her.
Speaker 5: That feels fair.
Speaker 13: But I also feel.
Speaker 21: As though there is something within me that would like
Speaker 21: to be more ruggedly masculine, and I feel as though
Speaker 21: that's what Yallowstone does to guys.
Speaker 5: You're right, actually, I think it does.
Speaker 4: It does it awakens a part of us which is
Speaker 4: quite dorminant. Around the thirty eight percent, I think I'd
Speaker 4: score myself probably a wee bit lower than that.
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 4: Also, when you talk about the outfit, you've got this
Speaker 4: the gloves as well. They have those really beautiful leather
Speaker 4: looking gloves that are well worn. You can tell they've
Speaker 4: had them for years, rain and shine. It's the proper
Speaker 4: gloves that someone who works the land would wear.
Speaker 21: The only use I would get out of them is
Speaker 21: to sort of like make my emails not make sense,
Speaker 21: you know. And here we are, like a pair of metrosexuals,
Speaker 21: disgusting fashion in a show that's meant to be about
Speaker 21: rugged masculinity, and therefore is the CrOx of why we're
Speaker 21: not them.
Speaker 4: I think you should wear your new outfit all right
Speaker 4: when you come on stage at rod Labor.
Speaker 21: Well, regarding that the actual dress for the evening is
Speaker 21: your best nineties regalia because we are filming it for
Speaker 21: the film. Oh wow, So this bit in the film
Speaker 21: is set in the nineties. So you know, I'm looking
Speaker 21: enough for people to buy tickets, and you can wear
Speaker 21: whatever you want, but if you could do turn up
Speaker 21: in your best nineties gear.
Speaker 4: I'm going to frost my tips as I had frostered
Speaker 4: tips back in the nineties, like many young men, I'll
Speaker 4: go fall nineties and come along to that. And do
Speaker 4: you still enjoy doing it live? Do you still enjoy
Speaker 4: getting on a stage, because obviously your life's changed now
Speaker 4: you've got a family and enjoy that sort of part
Speaker 4: of your life. Is it still quite hard to get
Speaker 4: on the road and get away from them.
Speaker 13: I like providing for my family.
Speaker 21: I also completely adore the pockets and the moments on
Speaker 21: stage that transcend. This is lofty, but this spiritual plane,
Speaker 21: something happens where you're taken somewhere else and those moments
Speaker 21: are inconceivable and unfathomable, and I live for that.
Speaker 4: You're right, And when we're watching something live, there's this
Speaker 4: amazing communion. There is something really spiritual. I think that's
Speaker 4: why live is still a really unique experience.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 21: I think it's you know, it's tribalistic. It's almost you know,
Speaker 21: the best bits of religion where you come together and
Speaker 21: you transcend something because of a shared experience and being
Speaker 21: in charge of that much energy. It has to be
Speaker 21: met head on and it has to be treated with
Speaker 21: the respect that it deserves.
Speaker 4: I love that how you really care about what we
Speaker 4: get from it as well as what you get from it,
Speaker 4: what you need for, what you live for as well.
Speaker 9: You're listening to the Christian Carl Show podcast.
Speaker 4: With our big guest this morning. It is the want
Speaker 4: to know Robbie Williams. Now, Robbie, you're doing a massive
Speaker 4: show Saturday night. You're on Saturday Night on April the
Speaker 4: thirtieth at rod Laver.
Speaker 5: Which has been an amazing night.
Speaker 4: Now, when it comes to performing for a crowd like
Speaker 4: us on a Saturday night, it's got to be a
Speaker 4: huge responsibility.
Speaker 5: You're our night out.
Speaker 4: People have paid for babysitters, parking, and there is that thing. Well,
Speaker 4: come on, then entertain this. You're a night out, it's
Speaker 4: Saturday night, bring it.
Speaker 5: Do your job.
Speaker 21: Yeah, And I do take that responsibility really seriously. Also,
Speaker 21: I think that when people think about shows, they see
Speaker 21: a snapshot and they see a snapshot of that person
Speaker 21: performing in that moment to them or to this you know,
Speaker 21: imagined crowd. But then you then have to go do
Speaker 21: it the next night. And I love my job.
Speaker 13: I love my lot in life, but it's a lot.
Speaker 13: It is a lot.
Speaker 21: You know, there's I was speaking to somebody from a
Speaker 21: big band at the weekend and I was just saying,
Speaker 21: you know, he's a bit older than me, and he
Speaker 21: jumps about on stage and I'm like, how do you do?
Speaker 21: What's the thing that you like least about touring? And
Speaker 21: he's like exhaustion and I was like, yep, I feel
Speaker 21: you exhaustion. And I try to tackle every tour slightly
Speaker 21: different to overcome that.
Speaker 5: And what does that mean? Now?
Speaker 4: So will you not be able to play golf or
Speaker 4: anything like that while you're on tour, like the stuff
Speaker 4: that normally brings you joy.
Speaker 21: I just think that, you know, I'm an addict, and
Speaker 21: I tried to search for every loophole that exists, and
Speaker 21: I guess that I will carry on trying to figure
Speaker 21: out every single like that recently, like the food thing,
Speaker 21: so I'm like, okay, from now on, I am not
Speaker 21: having chocolate, I'm not having crisps, I'm not having cake.
Speaker 5: That's a lot to say no to, isn't it. Cake
Speaker 5: is life.
Speaker 13: I found a loophole.
Speaker 21: I arrived at a hotel in France and I was
Speaker 21: just like croissants, cake.
Speaker 13: And that was it.
Speaker 21: That was like seven croissants, and I was like, loople, what.
Speaker 5: An amazing relapse.
Speaker 4: You got suddenly heavy inter adiction of croissants and you're
Speaker 4: snuffling ten ago.
Speaker 21: Christian, this is our boor in my life is now.
Speaker 21: So if I do have cake the next day, I've
Speaker 21: got a hangover, like I've had five pisner that's.
Speaker 5: Great a cake over? And what is your default cake?
Speaker 5: What is your favorite cake? Oh?
Speaker 21: Okay, Well they are Olympians in la At making cakes
Speaker 21: like we don't have in the UK the same quality
Speaker 21: of cake that they do here, because I wasn't bothered
Speaker 21: about cakes until I came here. But there's this red
Speaker 21: velvet cake that they do and it might as well
Speaker 21: be crack velvet.
Speaker 4: Have you got a Dina, You've got a guy that
Speaker 4: sorts you out? Your first bump is on me.
Speaker 13: Do you know what they actually do?
Speaker 21: They've got a hole in the wall here just after
Speaker 21: a day of drive where you put money into a
Speaker 21: machine and it dispenses cupcakes.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's like Willie Wonka still alive.
Speaker 4: If mister Wanker is still running that factory, he'd have
Speaker 4: made something like that for us.
Speaker 21: Listen, I'm being too effusive about the Cake. I can
Speaker 21: feel myself I'm.
Speaker 5: Doing this very triggering. I belaim I should not have
Speaker 5: lent into this cake chat so much. I'm really sorry.
Speaker 5: It's very responsible.
Speaker 13: As I I canceled.
Speaker 5: Cake is now trending. There be a press conference with
Speaker 5: some red velvet shortly.
Speaker 13: So do you do a show where you like to
Speaker 13: talk to politicians too?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: No, because if you really want to know, I guess,
Speaker 4: like what you hope to do. I like to think
Speaker 4: that I have some understanding of what people want. Hopefully
Speaker 4: I give people what they want, what they're not getting
Speaker 4: somewhere else. So for me, I've got to be honest,
Speaker 4: like a big ten minute chat on Cake that is
Speaker 4: primetime for me.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Do you take phone calls and stuf like that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Because you've got that sort of vibe. You've got a
Speaker 13: sort of agony art.
Speaker 4: I think I'm more agony than the agony art or
Speaker 4: even maybe the art. But when you come to Melbourne,
Speaker 4: you should come in on the show. We can be
Speaker 4: an agony art together.
Speaker 13: I want to co host the show with.
Speaker 4: You, dumb come in, I'll tell you what then, right,
Speaker 4: because I know you're on the on the Saturday. Come
Speaker 4: in and do Friday Show. You don't need to do
Speaker 4: the three hours of the Breakfast Show because I don't
Speaker 4: want to wear you out. I respect you to look
Speaker 4: after yourself ahead of that. Do you mind if I
Speaker 4: give you one small piece of homework. I'd like you
Speaker 4: to pick a TV theme tune, right, maybe one of
Speaker 4: your favorite kids TV show the theme tune, and then
Speaker 4: when you co host a show me Robbie Williams, you
Speaker 4: will sing that for us.
Speaker 21: Well, actually, I've got the theme tune in my head
Speaker 21: and it's an instrumental.
Speaker 13: I could write a lyric.
Speaker 5: Do it? Do that new material from Robbie Williams.
Speaker 21: Deal, no cake, no cake, all TV theme, all brilliant.
Speaker 5: All right, look, I'll let you go.
Speaker 4: Really looking forward to seeing it, rod Laver. It's a
Speaker 4: joy talking to you, Robbie, and I'm glad you're still
Speaker 4: getting so much out of life. Robbie Williams, thank you
Speaker 4: very much, take care. Thanks for doing that, Robbie.
Speaker 1: Thanks the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: So get ready with your ninetiescere and we all go
Speaker 4: and see Robbie live at rod Laver. You'll play another
Speaker 4: new entry on our Footyokie as we get excited only
Speaker 4: six days ago. Round one back at the MCG where
Speaker 4: it belongs. On Wednesday night, we're doing Footy Okie. We're
Speaker 4: asking you to pick a song, any song you want,
Speaker 4: and write your own lyrics about your footy team, the
Speaker 4: one that you've been through everything with. Put it in
Speaker 4: a song, send it to us, the best one. And
Speaker 4: we keep saying, this is not a singing competition. We're
Speaker 4: going to give away these big prizes for passion, and
Speaker 4: those prizes Jackie.
Speaker 6: Boy one thousand dollars cash, a sixty five inch four
Speaker 6: K Smart TV, and the cream of the crop is
Speaker 6: we'll sort your family out with a silver AFL membership
Speaker 6: for two adults two children, access to forty matches the
Speaker 6: MCG and Marvel Stadium in the twenty twenty two season.
Speaker 4: Those are amazing prices. You can win all that next
Speaker 4: Wednesday on the show. This closes Tuesday, got a long
Speaker 4: weekend coming up. It's still wide open. We love the Beatles, don't.
Speaker 3: We, Jack love the Beatles.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Roberts a Cats fan out in ge long, rip
Speaker 5: John Len and rip George. You like the Beatles and
Speaker 5: you really love their music.
Speaker 4: Turn the show off now, the rest of us let's
Speaker 4: dive into this.
Speaker 3: This is what have you done, Robert.
Speaker 4: Roberts, show us what you've done. Empty your pockets, Robert,
Speaker 4: what have you got?
Speaker 5: Oh boy?
Speaker 10: Let's cats say, have their home basic kid up and
Speaker 10: Scotty is the leader of the team, so is the
Speaker 10: captain with a ton of skill and Tom Hawkins is
Speaker 10: the forward thrill. Oh bloody, oh blood The cats go on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, whoa halla, how we fight?
Speaker 12: Oh oh blaa da.
Speaker 10: It could be these that the premiership's well in sight.
Speaker 4: Bobby bye'm Bobby bye. The beetles, this is not a
Speaker 4: singing competition. Send them an you've got until Tuesday. Christian
Speaker 4: at Christian O'Connell dot com dot au. It really doesn't
Speaker 4: worry about the standy voice of singing. We are loving
Speaker 4: doing these. They're really funny. Keep them up and thank you.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're into the dangers are in the last twenty minutes
Speaker 4: of our time with Jack Post and then when we
Speaker 4: say goodbye at nine o'clock when he rejoins the show,
Speaker 4: he will have a son going off to be induced.
Speaker 4: Not Jack, obviously, I think that's happening. That's something wrong
Speaker 4: with you. His wife is being induced today this afternoon.
Speaker 4: He's got a catman new backpacker for child sweets to
Speaker 4: start feeding his son.
Speaker 5: Son. I'm already feeding you with his lovely sour patches.
Speaker 5: I'll pre chew them.
Speaker 4: All right before we get into a time waster, so
Speaker 4: I can imagine that the atmosphere right now, because you're
Speaker 4: doing the show from home to keep you guys safe
Speaker 4: from COVID, you must be so excited.
Speaker 6: Oh, we're probably at the moment too giddy and giggly.
Speaker 5: We're going to burn.
Speaker 6: Ourselves out before we even get to the hospital this afternoon.
Speaker 4: Both all those sour patches you've packed as well, take
Speaker 4: it tough guy.
Speaker 6: I probably should We probably both should have a nap
Speaker 6: before we go this afternoon so that we regain energy
Speaker 6: because at the moment there's electricity in the house. We're
Speaker 6: just too excited about it.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, basically, go and sleep that off, that excitement,
Speaker 4: hide from excitement in life with a nap.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't worry about it. It's not like I've ever
Speaker 5: known of someone giving labor just nodding off. It's so easy. Hi,
Speaker 5: I fell asleep.
Speaker 4: The kid was there, world cup Or wrapped up the bellow,
Speaker 4: don't worry shift find energy, so chune through our body, fairies.
Speaker 4: I don't even think he's joking about the speak today
Speaker 4: the moment we're down here in closing lines, put the
Speaker 4: blackout lines on.
Speaker 5: Getting that cot. This is interesting. This is interesting.
Speaker 3: Okay, No, you meant to go?
Speaker 5: Is it? Oh? Is it?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 10: Is it?
Speaker 4: Yeah? A new jobbing advertised by the US government for
Speaker 4: a grizzly bear conflict manager.
Speaker 3: That is interesting.
Speaker 4: For a salary of eighty thousand US dollars. The applicant
Speaker 4: will be required to help settle territorial disputes between adult
Speaker 4: grizzly bears. Tasks include trapping, immobilization, conflict prevention, and relocation.
Speaker 4: So basically means it's not really a calming job, is it?
Speaker 5: Immobilization? Hey, fair look over there, it's a honey bang.
Speaker 4: Sleephold tap out bear, tap out chrissy. That is how
Speaker 4: I said these disputes. So the time waster is calm
Speaker 4: down a movie. Now, your wife, Bianko is actually giving
Speaker 4: you some of your time wasters.
Speaker 6: Yes, at any point when you're not enjoying mine, you
Speaker 6: can just ask for one of banks.
Speaker 4: Okay, before I even get to yours, could I just
Speaker 4: immediately ask for all of us based.
Speaker 5: On this week.
Speaker 3: She's only got two, so you're gonna have to hear
Speaker 3: Summer Mine.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, Calmer movies. The Wolf of Wall Street. What
Speaker 5: a full on movie that was.
Speaker 3: Huh, very stressed.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, the Kovood.
Speaker 4: Gold Star Wars Episode five, The Empire kicks back. He's
Speaker 4: just got his feet up on.
Speaker 22: Silver Pass Forest, Gum, all that running run forest, Forest,
Speaker 22: calm down, Forest, look at him over these forest Slumpo's
Speaker 22: had all those chocolates that were in that boss.
Speaker 3: He's gonna need enough as well.
Speaker 5: Gold. Thank you.
Speaker 4: You guys have heard of the Mexican independent movie Bring
Speaker 4: Me the Head of Alfred Garcia.
Speaker 7: Rights my favorite.
Speaker 4: I tried this out in real earlier. He said, they
Speaker 4: won't know what you're talking about. Well, bring me the Head.
Speaker 4: That's quite a lot, isn't it. Bring Me the Bed
Speaker 4: of Alfred Garcia Gold plus the Good, the Bad, and
Speaker 4: the snugly Silver. And one last one, Lake Placid. That
Speaker 4: was pretty pretty calm, actually was it's placid.
Speaker 5: About Lake Flacid. It's still floppy there that lake. It's
Speaker 5: not so flaccid, Silver Jack, calm down. A movie. What
Speaker 5: have you got Karma movie.
Speaker 6: When Harry pet Sally there there, God, it's creepy.
Speaker 4: Somebody a small bed on the floor on International Women's Week,
Speaker 4: very Dare you blame the anchor bronze.
Speaker 6: Edward Quiver hands it's okay, Edwards, yeah he is. But
Speaker 6: then somebody else at the back of that is going,
Speaker 6: it's okay, it's okay.
Speaker 5: Then tell me about that movie because he's Edward Quiver.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's like a title and then the tagline, no.
Speaker 5: We don't give.
Speaker 4: Get your son to do some these are to go
Speaker 4: to the anchors all.
Speaker 6: This is Bank's first ever entry into the time oister
Speaker 6: calm down a movie, gone girl to Spa.
Speaker 5: Because she's heavy break She's gone to the Spa. Girl
Speaker 5: going to the Spa. Gold, that's one of the best
Speaker 5: ones you've ever.
Speaker 6: Heard, right, I actually liked. I said they'll like that,
Speaker 6: and the other one hush hour.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's good. That's good. Gold got God blas.
Speaker 3: Okay, obviously got one more if you wanted or he run.
Speaker 4: Out of no, no, no, really went out of time.
Speaker 4: We'll find this, says, I'm just saying that to him.
Speaker 2: This is The Christian O'Connell Show podcast you.
Speaker 22: Ready to mark Jackie Boy, Yes, let's do it.
Speaker 4: Guy's always primed, all right, Calm and movie down.
Speaker 5: Sleeping Tiger, found the Dragon, Bronze. Oh sorry, Connie.
Speaker 4: Ah, Now Joe has got a good Edward sister hands
Speaker 4: the balance out Edward Massus's hands.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, this is.
Speaker 3: Good Born to rub Gold Plus.
Speaker 4: When Harry met Jackie at the pub that to leave
Speaker 4: verdie because Jackie was tired.
Speaker 5: Bron We see what you tried to do their gold.
Speaker 4: In Black Gold, Tickle Bill me killing Bill, Chickle fight Silver.
Speaker 5: Crouching Tiger. Oh we get a lot of these, are
Speaker 5: we today? Crouching Tiger, Snoozing dragon.
Speaker 4: Silver dude wears the spar just carrying on for that
Speaker 4: spa Jackie Boy, Big Mama's Yoga House.
Speaker 6: Bronze, Chitty Chitty Quiet please, Bronze Apocalypse.
Speaker 5: Whenever you're ready? Does it have to be now? Maybe
Speaker 5: five or ten minutes?
Speaker 18: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Silver Plus Yeah.
Speaker 4: Me myself and Irene. No, sorry, that's the movie. Clever
Speaker 4: me for decoding it.
Speaker 5: Do I win a prize? Could have the cookies?
Speaker 4: Me myself and Serene Gold Sorry, gels As ruined it
Speaker 4: for you.
Speaker 5: Sleeping in Seattle Gold.
Speaker 4: This might retract it. This is what he's written here
Speaker 4: on his text, word for word. Just guy, Rob sleeping
Speaker 4: in Seattle. Boom, that's your winner, Rot hate the arrogance.
Speaker 5: I wasn't keen on. It wasn't keen Sorry Rob.
Speaker 4: What about Michael Douglas instead of falling down, lying down?
Speaker 5: Gold? Not the same long winded setup we get from
Speaker 5: Jackie Boy?
Speaker 4: That's from a two person team, and that and many
Speaker 4: well done and one final one from Blair.
Speaker 5: Dude, can you help me find my car?
Speaker 4: What I don't even can't Let's just move on, let's
Speaker 4: actually take me Come on.
Speaker 3: All right, that's going to be the one I last
Speaker 3: here before.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, let me just let me just redo this,
Speaker 5: give me one more.
Speaker 4: What about Michael Douglas instead of folding down, lying down?
Speaker 3: Whoa go plus?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you get the ox rabbit voucher. Well, Jackie Boy,
Speaker 5: nobody hear we.
Speaker 4: Talk about tomorrow's show today, But tomorrow's show you don't
Speaker 4: need to worry about, because you have a big show
Speaker 4: coming up today this afternoon when your wife goes to
Speaker 4: be induceed and then some points you're gonna meet your son.
Speaker 4: And I meant when I said earlier take it all in,
Speaker 4: Take it all in, Jackie boy. It will all happen
Speaker 4: so quickly before your eyes. It is a wild ride.
Speaker 4: But when they hand you your baby, your son, your
Speaker 4: heart literally, you'll feel this tidal wave of love that
Speaker 4: you didn't know you could ever feel before. It will
Speaker 4: burst your heart wide open. The only thing I would
Speaker 4: say to you is feel it all. It's incredible. I'm jealous.
Speaker 4: I wish I could go through it again. You're gonna
Speaker 4: have a magical day. The Perry I wish. I wish
Speaker 4: most of all, I wish the anchor good luck today.
Speaker 5: No one's given mirth to the baby looking after you.
Speaker 5: The babies already here.
Speaker 4: The baby's there in the corner chewing on sour patches.
Speaker 5: He's got a catman new backpack. Guys with too mushy
Speaker 5: on bananas. So it's it's the nurses I feel sorry for.
Speaker 5: You know, they weren't hard in there. Go He has
Speaker 5: brought mushy.
Speaker 4: But it's the part, isn't it that guy? Have you
Speaker 4: seen him in there exactly?
Speaker 3: I didn't think of that. But I will bring some
Speaker 3: bananas for the midwife.
Speaker 4: Oh what a lovely tree, Ben, good luck is it
Speaker 4: made them a banana bread or some like short but
Speaker 4: not just some old banana super well.
Speaker 3: Obviously they can have the killer pythons as well.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, what a gentleman, Patsy. What device do you
Speaker 5: want to give him? Because the next time we speak
Speaker 5: to him, heybe Papa.
Speaker 7: You know what, Jack, I'm in the middle of texting
Speaker 7: you saying, when you walk out of the house today,
Speaker 7: look over your shoulder and say goodbye to your single
Speaker 7: life because what's about to happen is something so magical
Speaker 7: and so special. When you come back, you're going to
Speaker 7: be a family. It's a whole new chapter for you.
Speaker 5: Guys.
Speaker 7: I'm so rapped for you. Good luck today and like
Speaker 7: Christian says, take it all in, embrace it all. It's
Speaker 7: going to be magnificent.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Patsy.
Speaker 6: That did make it sound saying goodbye to my single
Speaker 6: life and.
Speaker 5: Say goodbye and then say hello to your wife.
Speaker 4: It's one of the quickest good bye a married man
Speaker 4: whatever say his life. Sorry, why to mourn my raucous
Speaker 4: And it always sounds nice, doesn't in the heartfelt message
Speaker 4: when she was off with you, just texting it to
Speaker 4: you instead of using the microphone to say yeah, what
Speaker 4: the other guy's said.
Speaker 5: You know it's not Christians baby Rio.
Speaker 4: Do you want to say goodbye to Jackie Boy? You
Speaker 4: sat in his chair? Do you want to say goodbye
Speaker 4: to Jackie Boy?
Speaker 3: See you, Jackie. We're going to miss your here mate
Speaker 3: from all the producers. Lots of love. I will keep
Speaker 3: your chair warm for you. Don't worry about that.
Speaker 5: And you know what that means in radio.
Speaker 4: And when we say goodbye to jack we are saying
Speaker 4: bye bye Jack bye.
Speaker 5: This is the finally. It crushes me to say goodbye
Speaker 5: to you crushes me. But hey, let's not be strangers.
Speaker 5: But I'll come on a podcast.
Speaker 4: This time we're talking about the Glorio.
Speaker 3: I pushed your name.
Speaker 4: The producers also want to say goodbye and good luck
Speaker 4: as well, Tom, producer, Tom, what do you want to
Speaker 4: say to Jackie Boy and Bank on this big day?
Speaker 3: Good luck Jack, We're all pulling for you.
Speaker 5: Man. He's furious. I'm two minutes late for the news.
Speaker 5: Two minutes late for the news, Caitlin.
Speaker 7: God, I already sent him a lovely text last night,
Speaker 7: just to say good luck.
Speaker 5: Like the top early, I'm just.
Speaker 7: A thoughtful person and I just wanted.
Speaker 4: To make sho't by, just say it now. We don't
Speaker 4: need to know about what happened last night. The listeners
Speaker 4: don't care for last night. We heard her from kiss.
Speaker 4: This is how they used to do it. You know,
Speaker 4: everything pre arranged the night before.
Speaker 5: Who elsed?
Speaker 4: We got out there, Perry, Perry, stop the bleeding, per Perry.
Speaker 5: Jack, you're going to do a great job. Bit.
Speaker 3: We think you're going to be a wonderful parent.
Speaker 6: We're really excited for you, and I hope the birth
Speaker 6: goes smooth and it's safe and your birth's very happy.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: I'm Perry Sarah. Come and say good luck to Jack.
Speaker 4: He's never he's leaving the show. We're saying goodbye, and
Speaker 4: actually he's out the door.
Speaker 5: Hid what happens when you let.
Speaker 4: The amateurs anywhere in the microphone? I know it looks easy, guys,
Speaker 4: it's easy to edit me.
Speaker 5: Hello now comment now.
Speaker 7: Good luck Jack, you're gonna be in absolutely.
Speaker 4: Huggy, honey, come to the microphone, take you mine finish?
Speaker 5: Oh sorry, what's happening? Don't leave me with him? Believe them.
Speaker 5: It's a new sidekick, Jackie.
Speaker 4: Bye, good luck, good luck much enjoy Jackie bye bye.
Speaker 5: By Carl Broer.
Speaker 9: You're listening to the question you Know Carl's Show podcast