Speaker 1: Got anything good.
Speaker 2: Hey, this is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: Pats is up in arms this morning, ready to start
Speaker 1: a petition. Wocers have gone too far when shuck horror
Speaker 1: she was in some yuppie pub at the weekend in
Speaker 1: Yarraville that wouldn't serve her a lemon squash Christian Tower
Speaker 1: phats altona RSL does lemon squash. Of course they were
Speaker 1: the RSL's Everton Draft.
Speaker 3: You probably drove right Parslor and your way.
Speaker 1: By the way. So you were talking about how in
Speaker 1: the sixties and seventies here in Australia. I didn't know
Speaker 1: this and Jack did neither. They're in pubs, women weren't
Speaker 1: really allowed into the front bar. That was the domain
Speaker 1: of the men. And you had it, what did you
Speaker 1: call it?
Speaker 4: The ladies lady's lounge And it was actually sign posted
Speaker 4: on the doors ladies lounge most pubs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, have a listen to the Sisters from a documentary
Speaker 1: this Day today from the ABC.
Speaker 4: Do you have it to people like me walking in
Speaker 4: and having a drink.
Speaker 2: Here amongst you? I think myself that the place for
Speaker 2: women is the saloon bow on the lounge.
Speaker 1: Why what's wrong with us without.
Speaker 2: If I want to talk or swear or something like
Speaker 2: that and the woman's standing behind me, you can't, can you?
Speaker 2: Why you just what you can't or don't?
Speaker 1: So we say that women need to be someone else
Speaker 1: because he can't talk. He's so intimidated by women. They
Speaker 1: must be kept in a separate part of a building.
Speaker 1: He can't even speak.
Speaker 2: They don't sweat.
Speaker 1: That's a great getting a car when he's by himself
Speaker 1: and just shout and sweat.
Speaker 3: Also, he said, if a woman standing behind you like
Speaker 3: there's no way you would let her sit next to you,
Speaker 3: she would be part of the conversation.
Speaker 5: Are you doing back there?
Speaker 1: Shocking?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 1: So? Do you remember that this Day to Night?
Speaker 4: That's a great documentary. I've actually watched that a few times.
Speaker 4: It's brilliant and it's just a great snapshot.
Speaker 1: I'm going to have to watch that how it was?
Speaker 4: Those were the times to.
Speaker 1: Believe we have come. Also, tell me this, guys, you
Speaker 1: didn't all used to speak like that, because at first,
Speaker 1: when I first heard this is now, I thought it
Speaker 1: was in England, not Australia.
Speaker 4: Do you object to people like me walking.
Speaker 1: In and having she sells more English than I do.
Speaker 1: Do you object to people like me walking around here?
Speaker 1: You uncouth? Do you object to people like me walking
Speaker 1: in and having could you take a break from licking
Speaker 1: the windows? Gets the queen? There's the queen maker this documentary.
Speaker 4: The accent has changed enormously.
Speaker 3: Anytime you watch older days austral Of footage, they sound
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 1: I says, trying to do an impersonation of an English person.
Speaker 4: Do you object to people like me walking in and.
Speaker 1: Having like the English plumbing people?
Speaker 2: Do you object to people like me walking in and
Speaker 2: having a drinking amongst jip? I think for myself that
Speaker 2: the place where women is the sloan bow or the lounge.
Speaker 1: They really struck gold with him, didn't they. Now we've
Speaker 1: got a cuple of calls that can help you out, Patsy.
Speaker 1: Lisha's on the line and on.
Speaker 5: In Lisha, good morning, how are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good to hope you had a nice weekend.
Speaker 5: I die, I hope you do too.
Speaker 1: Now, Lisia, what can you tell Patsy but have been upset?
Speaker 1: That's wokesm too far. She can't get hold of lemon squash,
Speaker 1: so you.
Speaker 5: Can get them anywhere. My husband can't drink so he
Speaker 5: has drink slemon squashes everywhere. Any pub we go to
Speaker 5: a club, if they're not sure, handa maker. He tells
Speaker 5: them how to make.
Speaker 3: It a coil.
Speaker 1: So what is it just lemon, let me squash or whatever.
Speaker 3: Australia's James, So what pubs?
Speaker 4: What area are you in?
Speaker 5: I mean I'm randomic Crek area, but that one in
Speaker 5: the city Foldale.
Speaker 4: Yeah, see you're out on the Yeah, you're on the fringe.
Speaker 4: They know, they know in the bush in the suburban area.
Speaker 1: You need to.
Speaker 3: Bourban Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Wow, Dale is out and about.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 1: All right, Lisia, have a nice week. Thanks to Cool
Speaker 1: the show, Thank you, Christian O'Connell show podcast Right Now
Speaker 1: and Acts then tal History lesson as unraveling on the
Speaker 1: show thanks to Patsy, we found this ancient documentary from
Speaker 1: an old current of I'm guessin this would have been
Speaker 1: a big Landmark can't Affairs show back of the day,
Speaker 1: pats Yeah, this day tonight.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes it was, it was massive. It was before
Speaker 4: a current affair.
Speaker 1: It was like that, did you have I guess then
Speaker 1: nationwide would have come along with it in the later
Speaker 1: years as well, and we had nationwide in the eighties
Speaker 1: you would have had that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we found this documentary which Patsy was telling us
Speaker 1: about Jack and I had no idea that there was
Speaker 1: male and female segregation in pubs here in Australia in
Speaker 1: the sixties up until did you say seventy four?
Speaker 4: Yeah, women barred from front bars.
Speaker 3: That happening clip we played before was nineteen seventy four
Speaker 3: where at the start of women pushing to be allowed
Speaker 3: in the front bar, do.
Speaker 4: You object to people like me walking in and having
Speaker 4: a drink here.
Speaker 2: Amongst gip I think for myself that the place for
Speaker 2: women is the saloon bow on the lounge.
Speaker 4: Why what's wrong with us without.
Speaker 2: If I want to talk or swear or something like that,
Speaker 2: and the woman standing me, I mean you can't, can you?
Speaker 2: You just what you can't or don't?
Speaker 1: We found this other clip You're afraid of women?
Speaker 2: Lead up?
Speaker 4: Yeah, must be afraid of us hearing your language.
Speaker 2: Well, Well, perhaps we're days and paper and we don't
Speaker 2: like swearing in front of women.
Speaker 1: Why is so obsessed with wanting to swear in public
Speaker 1: spaces to go and do that? What was all like
Speaker 1: swearing in another places? You can, like the rest of
Speaker 1: us or anywhere else during the day you actually needed
Speaker 1: to go somewhere in a room with other men that could.
Speaker 1: It must have been so noise, probably like a Turette's
Speaker 1: anonymous meeting. Everyone is bellowing and swearing at the top
Speaker 1: of their voices.
Speaker 3: It's not like men. Rather than wanting to go and
Speaker 3: have a drink and get drunk, you're more obsessed with
Speaker 3: going to have a swear with your mates.
Speaker 1: It sounds like the worst pub to ever go into.
Speaker 1: Are just a cuckoff and in symphony of like f's
Speaker 1: and sea words and stuff like that, lea afraid of
Speaker 1: women lit as.
Speaker 3: Well, you must be afraid of us hearing your language.
Speaker 2: Well, well, perhaps we're days and paper and we don't
Speaker 2: like swearing in front of women.
Speaker 1: We found another clip here. This one's shocking.
Speaker 5: All right, I'm sorry I took your place.
Speaker 4: I think when I pushed in you don't mind me
Speaker 4: being hidio I do?
Speaker 2: Why because you don't share it.
Speaker 3: You're only drink of water.
Speaker 1: So is he saying you don't shout around? Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: so women don't get rounds and they just drink pints
Speaker 1: of water.
Speaker 4: To be drinking alcohol. If you're a woman apparently.
Speaker 1: Blood was this lemon squash. You weren't allowed to swear,
Speaker 1: you weren't real allowed to talk.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, there was no place for women. You weren't
Speaker 4: treated as an equal. It was as simple as that.
Speaker 3: I think we underestimate, especially in my generation, how bad
Speaker 3: it used to be. That shocking.
Speaker 1: I can't believe you didn't know. No, so mom, Dad
Speaker 1: never mentioned it or anything.
Speaker 3: Going to the ladies lounge. I never heard of it.
Speaker 1: Amazing.
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