Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, Pastor was sharing a sad story about a beloved
Speaker 2: family member's family heirloom that was handed to Patsy A chopping.
Speaker 3: Board, Yes, nearly one hundred year.
Speaker 4: Old, chopping hard.
Speaker 5: Why is it so small?
Speaker 3: I don't know why.
Speaker 4: It's tiny little porch relatives.
Speaker 6: But has seen many a stew and many a from
Speaker 6: her garden chopped on that. I can feel the spirit
Speaker 6: of great Aunt.
Speaker 5: Long half a carrot at a time on this tiny
Speaker 5: But I love it.
Speaker 6: It's just a perfect size. I don't anything too big.
Speaker 6: It's just great because you can wash it quickly, and it's.
Speaker 4: Just very quickly. A trickle of water is done.
Speaker 5: But then why are you putting it in the dishwashing?
Speaker 5: And that's the reason it broken.
Speaker 3: I think it accidentally went in there. Let's not go
Speaker 3: that's not that's not okay.
Speaker 4: So which family beloved family member was this?
Speaker 6: This is on mom's side, great Aunt Lotting, yeah, great
Speaker 6: Aunt Lotty.
Speaker 4: So, and the person you trust to repair this is
Speaker 4: wait for it.
Speaker 3: Jack, Well, it's kind of distant for the being one.
Speaker 5: No, no trust me. I got this glue to glue
Speaker 5: in a piece of my piano that had come out,
Speaker 5: and I tell you the the hole that it has
Speaker 5: is incredible. You'll pull all day on that piece that
Speaker 5: I glued in and you'll never come out.
Speaker 6: We'll get it right then, because once it's glued, if
Speaker 6: it's not glued right, you.
Speaker 4: Like gloves or anything. So you got what is that
Speaker 4: gorilla group?
Speaker 5: It's called gorilla grip. We can't even say gorilla grip.
Speaker 5: Incredibly strong bonds metal, glass, fabric, wood, ceramic, leather, paper, plastic,
Speaker 5: and more.
Speaker 2: Now rest assured, Dear listen, this is being recorded right now.
Speaker 2: Cue close up on his iPhone and the radio shows
Speaker 2: have these amazing four K cameras. We've got a queue
Speaker 2: with his iPhone out watching Jack's repair shot.
Speaker 5: Okay, now the problem is last time I used it,
Speaker 5: I probably didn't apply the cap.
Speaker 4: On to put a little need in the top nozzle bit.
Speaker 3: But procedure you just have to squeeze it out. Sorry,
Speaker 3: there's a bit of carrot on the side of it
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 2: Not that this piece needs any energy underneath it, but
Speaker 2: it needs actually zoned out from I forgot us live
Speaker 2: on the radio and Jack's Repair Shop. It's like, well, yeah,
Speaker 2: you can actually wreck this radio. It is all about
Speaker 2: pace man, Okay, you have.
Speaker 3: Like pegs to hold it together, though, like, how's it going?
Speaker 5: You could you if you were doing it, probably you
Speaker 5: would get.
Speaker 4: Lotti.
Speaker 5: You could get clams to hold it in place. But
Speaker 5: you it says on the packaging permanent bond holds in
Speaker 5: just second, so I can literally Now I've got two
Speaker 5: sides of the cutting board.
Speaker 4: And the listeners you're still with a squished them to
Speaker 4: get around. It's just make it the spirit level.
Speaker 3: Now it's going to stick to the panel.
Speaker 5: Okay, Now talk amongst yourself and.
Speaker 2: So we're looking for your stories about sentimental breakages. If
Speaker 2: you've ever been in the awful situation of breaking something
Speaker 2: that is actually a real sentimental value to somebody else.
Speaker 4: It is the worst thing in the world.
Speaker 2: You actually can't apologize enough because it really means so
Speaker 2: much to them rio you did this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've got a bit. This is a vibe kill
Speaker 1: of a story.
Speaker 5: I will preface it with.
Speaker 2: I don't worry, So I tacked on the back of
Speaker 2: a kill of a bit right now, So it's double
Speaker 2: vibe kill.
Speaker 5: It's still literally my hands. I swear to you remembering it.
Speaker 1: When I was about eight years old, I remember Mum
Speaker 1: had this old plate that she got handed down from
Speaker 1: her mum, who's not with us anymore, and it sat
Speaker 1: on top of like just this little bench near the
Speaker 1: kitchen table, was always there, and I knocked it over once,
Speaker 1: right in front of Mum and I could see her
Speaker 1: just face shattered like shatter, like how many pieces? Oh,
Speaker 1: like no, it's like a very fine china, like its
Speaker 1: shattered into.
Speaker 5: One hundred different pieces.
Speaker 1: And I started crying because I'll I knew how much
Speaker 1: it meant to her, and I could see Mom devastated
Speaker 1: but also like trying to protect me.
Speaker 5: I still remember the words she said.
Speaker 1: She said, it's all right, darling, It's it's just stuff.
Speaker 5: It's just stuff. And it stuck with I still.
Speaker 1: I still remember it because she was just trying to
Speaker 1: fight through her so upset about it, but just trying
Speaker 1: to like make me.
Speaker 2: Glue back together a broken hot You guys just can't.
Speaker 2: Some things don't mend. That is Azza. We're asking for.
Speaker 7: Christian Connell Show podcast Bad News. We'll go about for
Speaker 7: a second goal Jack's Repairshop. We learned nothing. We learn nothing.
Speaker 7: That's the show motto put it in Latin. It's not
Speaker 7: a crust, but we learn nothing. One of the engineers
Speaker 7: is coming with a G clamp for Jack's second goal
Speaker 7: at Jack's repair shop to repair this beloved family member's
Speaker 7: broken shopping board the Patsy's brought into Jack's repair shop.
Speaker 5: Now, this piece of equipment they bought it looks.
Speaker 4: Where did he get that? From the Great Bull War?
Speaker 4: What is that? What would they ever be used?
Speaker 2: On?
Speaker 4: The radio station?
Speaker 2: Represented nuts in at the Tiny gil What get it?
Speaker 2: On Antique's road show? This is from the Turn of
Speaker 2: the Louis the fourth.
Speaker 4: It's rain.
Speaker 5: Even though it's heavy and ancient, I still don't think
Speaker 5: it's going to be big enough. No, it's not going
Speaker 5: to be big enough.
Speaker 4: We need a bigger G clamp, bigger G clam.
Speaker 2: Guys, all right then, So sentimental breakages, Andrew Christian, I'm good, Andrew,
Speaker 2: So sentiment mental breakages?
Speaker 8: What happened when my wife and I first got married.
Speaker 8: We hadn't lived together before, so we were loading all
Speaker 8: the furniture up into the trailer, and I thought her father.
Speaker 8: I thought her father had tied it all down. He
Speaker 8: thought I'd tied it down. Driving along in her childhood
Speaker 8: bed came flying out the back of the trailer onto
Speaker 8: the road and got run over by a truck. And
Speaker 8: eighteen and a half years later, I still get reminded of.
Speaker 4: It, running over your childhood, he said. Rough stories to hear,
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