Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: It's five parmers on top of one another.
Speaker 3: I'm getting Sekert speaking to the belly, though he doesn't
Speaker 3: talk about.
Speaker 4: The big sick mikes looking for into Christmas.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: Hey, good morning two Steve Morning Gold on a four
Speaker 4: point three. It's a Christian O'Connell's show. Good morning, Jack Post,
Speaker 4: Good morning Christian. You're sounding better every day, Thank you.
Speaker 4: I'm getting stronger and stronger and stronger. Guys. I're going
Speaker 4: to try press ups today. Patsy in good morning. Good
Speaker 4: morning Patsy. Please do not mention any more in your
Speaker 4: news ever again that we have apparently passed the peak
Speaker 4: of omi chron. Has Australia learnt nothing of these full
Speaker 4: storms that they've caused, that they've beaten it? It's all
Speaker 4: on the turn. Don't need to worry about that anymore.
Speaker 4: Sheer be right? Why are you saying we've passed the
Speaker 4: peak of it? See Army chron you're in the rearview mirror. Well.
Speaker 2: The world health organizations reckons we might have as well.
Speaker 4: Might's no we will all say when it's over. We
Speaker 4: can look around and go anyone's had it right, everyone's
Speaker 4: had it okay, right, it is officially over.
Speaker 3: We've pretty much been saying the same thing since April
Speaker 3: twenty twenty. We're only a month away.
Speaker 4: From being out of this. So yesterday evening, the last
Speaker 4: sort of couple of nights, it's just been me and
Speaker 4: the two teenagers. If you missed yesterday's show, we came
Speaker 4: back on air and I was saying, how the big
Speaker 4: news in my house is that my mother in law,
Speaker 4: seventy six year old Jackie, came me for Christmas. Liked
Speaker 4: it so much. I mean, I think this is my
Speaker 4: fourth summer since we moved here, the best summer we've
Speaker 4: had since we've moved it. It's been an amazing summer.
Speaker 4: Another beautiful day. Yesterday she just decided she wouldn't go
Speaker 4: back to England, where she has a house, a family, friends,
Speaker 4: She would just stay here and start a new life.
Speaker 3: So and I'll be hearing that yesterday. People have been
Speaker 3: asking me, is that true about Christian's mother in law
Speaker 3: or is she staying like forever? She is right, She's
Speaker 3: here now for good.
Speaker 4: She's taken out a rental on a place five minutes
Speaker 4: of us, right, and for a year she sold a
Speaker 4: car over the phone. The house goes up for sale.
Speaker 4: I think it is that she's had for like, I
Speaker 4: don't know, forty years next week. Yeah, wow, it's huge,
Speaker 4: isn't it really when you think about it, starting new
Speaker 4: life at seventy six. So they moved out last Tuesday.
Speaker 4: My wife moved in with her so that she couldn't
Speaker 4: get my COVID because I had it really bad. I
Speaker 4: was at the peak of it. Of course, pahts, he's
Speaker 4: ready that we over the peak of it. I got
Speaker 4: it right, its peaking, you know, like an indie band
Speaker 4: just before they come on that third bad album. And
Speaker 4: so they moved out. They just fled, leaving me with
Speaker 4: COVID to uncaring teenagers. It's more extreing than Big Brother
Speaker 4: in a way, isn't it. He had COVID, they had teenagers.
Speaker 4: They didn't care. He was struggling anyway. So they've been
Speaker 4: I've been sort of, you know, also looking after the
Speaker 4: teenagers and Patsy, you know what it's like this week,
Speaker 4: those last few days of the summer school hot here
Speaker 4: they are. They're not they're pissy, they're fast delutional. Yeah, delusional,
Speaker 4: that's the word delusional. Yesterday I had right so all
Speaker 4: weekend I was going to go back to school Thursday.
Speaker 4: So please can you tell me, you know there's any
Speaker 4: homework you need out with? Right over the weekends, we've
Speaker 4: got time yesterd evening at nine o'clock, Studdy get handled
Speaker 4: a laptop and I went, what's this laptop? Don't work?
Speaker 4: I don't work in it. What do you want me
Speaker 4: to do with it?
Speaker 3: You're the last person?
Speaker 4: Do you just give it to a chym I've seen
Speaker 4: in Zoolander? What am I going to do? That laptop
Speaker 4: don't work? This is the kid right A couple of
Speaker 4: months ago did the same thing, and I hired a
Speaker 4: guy to come round and pair it. He rang me
Speaker 4: within an hour. She's going, doesn't work, it's going really slowly.
Speaker 4: It's broken. Gon't get me a new one, went, it's
Speaker 4: only like two years old. You'll get a new laptop,
Speaker 4: he goes. Your daughter has thirty two hours downloaded to
Speaker 4: us the hard drive of RuPaul's drag Race. What So
Speaker 4: I had all the going on last night and the
Speaker 4: last two days now, I've been sort of over the
Speaker 4: worst of it. So not as contagious. I've been sort
Speaker 4: of doing cooking for them. I said, look, let's not
Speaker 4: get uber eats every night. Okay, I will make dinner
Speaker 4: for us. And I was on a tear until last night, Saturday, Sunday.
Speaker 4: Great Males Today actually made a homemade chicken corner curry
Speaker 4: from scratch on Sunday, and they liked it so much
Speaker 4: they had seconds at it for leftovers yesterday with jack potatoes.
Speaker 4: Then I got cocky. I think I was like Icarus.
Speaker 4: I just reached too high. Yesterday, right i'd made some grilled,
Speaker 4: some nice chicken, I thought, do you know what, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna really do something different with the common salad. That
Speaker 4: sort of line is what someone like Jamie Honor would
Speaker 4: say to camera before doing actually genuinely something amazing with
Speaker 4: a salad, not some bozo like me. I'm actually gonna
Speaker 4: I'm gonna play a song. Then let's get the food,
Speaker 4: glorious food music. I've written down the step by step
Speaker 4: instructions to make I promise you this is the foulest
Speaker 4: thing I've ever tasted, and what those poor kids have
Speaker 4: had tasted it is the world's worst. I will share
Speaker 4: the recipe some of you might want to make it today.
Speaker 4: Some of you might think, I'll come on, I don't
Speaker 4: think it's that bad. Please, I will go right down
Speaker 4: the step by stick constructions and all the ingredents you need.
Speaker 4: Next right, go get a pen and paper. Try it today.
Speaker 4: Is the found that actually rang their mum behind my
Speaker 4: back going when you're moving back in, I think he's
Speaker 4: actually lost the plot. He's tried to kill us with
Speaker 4: this foul salad.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, to all the other mums and dads that are
Speaker 4: struggling in the final yards of the school summer holidays,
Speaker 4: they are they just want to get back to school. Yesterday, Patsy,
Speaker 4: they were like, well, what we're going to do today?
Speaker 4: And I said, tell you what.
Speaker 5: God art supplies, Why don't the three of us make
Speaker 5: a mood board of what we'd make from this year?
Speaker 5: They actually swapped off, so I thought they'd come back
Speaker 5: once they see what Pappa's doing with his mood board.
Speaker 4: They will come back. How or later they come back
Speaker 4: to see my They going that it looks like the
Speaker 4: sort of thing that the FBI raid in a serial
Speaker 4: killers house. While they like black and white phocosos of
Speaker 4: rivals where their eyes cut out. And that's my mood board.
Speaker 4: That is what I want from this year, all right.
Speaker 4: So yesterday I officially made the world's worst salad. Hopefully
Speaker 4: you've got ped and paper if you want to write
Speaker 4: down the ingredients. An hour did this play the music.
Speaker 4: For some reason, I thought that the salad needs to reinvent. This.
Speaker 3: Sound's so basic. Just leave it alone, Jack.
Speaker 4: It's too basic. It's too basic, Nike, keep bringing out
Speaker 4: all these different trainers. Still, we've got trainers, all right.
Speaker 4: So first of all, you chop up finely chopped iceberg letters,
Speaker 4: chop up some beautiful roama tomatoes, then added some bean
Speaker 4: sprout so that it sounds with a nice glaze or dressing.
Speaker 4: That probably would have been enough as a nice, healthy
Speaker 4: side salad.
Speaker 3: So far, so good.
Speaker 4: I then think inspiration like Einstein equals EMPC squared. Why
Speaker 4: don't I get some sausa, like an entire a jar
Speaker 4: of it and tip it in.
Speaker 3: That's not so it anymore. Let's just start with lettuce
Speaker 3: in it.
Speaker 4: Patsy, you said the right word. Slot, I aimed an
Speaker 4: entire jar serin right, stirred it all up right, straight
Speaker 4: away from sort of think, hey, it doesn't look good,
Speaker 4: but I bet this is gonna taste amazing. I then
Speaker 4: just think, hang on a minute, this needs tang. You
Speaker 4: guys know me as tang man. I'm obsessed with that
Speaker 4: tang flavor, the essential qua that you need in any dish.
Speaker 4: So I thought I'll chuck in some blueberries to add.
Speaker 2: Oh no, it's gone to your here fever.
Speaker 4: I then think, do you know what this needs? Also
Speaker 4: some crunch. I go and get some quat chips and
Speaker 4: put them in a tea towel and then get a
Speaker 4: rolling pin, roll them over teeth, you know, to really
Speaker 4: break them up, tiple those in stir all that in
Speaker 4: serve it up.
Speaker 3: You've done all the food. It's what's meant to be.
Speaker 4: Don't tell you, mum that you're not taking up all
Speaker 4: five food groups in side serving.
Speaker 3: I think the idea with when Jamie Oliver, who you
Speaker 3: referenced before, spice is up a salad. It's something subtle
Speaker 3: that you go, this is a cellar. I know what
Speaker 3: that is that maybe a heat of blueberry, not dumb
Speaker 3: blueberries in on the top of it.
Speaker 4: I wish I could have just I should have just
Speaker 4: filmed them eating me because they still went, oh, as
Speaker 4: they sort of saw it sort of fall out the
Speaker 4: bowl or so a salad shouldn't shouldn't come out like
Speaker 4: a volcano, where all this sort of went onto the
Speaker 4: plate in the gloopy liquid of the saucer. They were like, oh,
Speaker 4: got whoa? What made it worse? Is lowest? My fifteen
Speaker 4: year old had brought home a mate of hers to
Speaker 4: eat as well, and I'm thinking, oh God, why wasn't
Speaker 4: she here yesterday the day before. You know, when you
Speaker 4: know this is this is just gonna taste foul. I'd
Speaker 4: had some and actually thought, oh, tastes so sharp. Straight
Speaker 4: the away, they go, Dad, what is in this? I went,
Speaker 4: it's better if you just tried.
Speaker 3: All of a sudden, the friends going, I feel sickness
Speaker 3: through a color. Can you drive me home?
Speaker 4: I hate Earlier they try it and they're like, God
Speaker 4: that this is disgusting? Why is it all runny? Is
Speaker 4: this sousa?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: Wait? What's the chewy stuff? There's corn chips? Why are
Speaker 4: the blueberries randomly thrown in this? So anyway, that was
Speaker 4: the world's worst salad. If you want to try it today,
Speaker 4: let me know how you get.
Speaker 1: On Christian Connor Show podcast.
Speaker 4: It is the last few days, mercifully of the summer
Speaker 4: school holidays. The final days are my friends, the longest
Speaker 4: yards and Jack, you will have this. All these stages
Speaker 4: are becoming your way, Patsy. How's it going out your way?
Speaker 2: Oh man, it was really bad yesterday, Audrey. You're right.
Speaker 2: It's trying to find things to do that haven't been
Speaker 2: done already. Like you've painted, you've done kraft Yesterday's.
Speaker 4: You've done the jay trips, you've gone to your museums,
Speaker 4: you've gone on your holiday, and that you've done all
Speaker 4: the tricks.
Speaker 3: Yeah you can. You do what our parents just did
Speaker 3: with us and go outside and play and that was
Speaker 3: the end of it. You had to is your imagination?
Speaker 4: Yeah that. Now they've probably got app to get me
Speaker 4: arrested for being a negligent parent. He just threw us
Speaker 4: out the house, so come back when it's night time.
Speaker 2: Be done for neglect.
Speaker 4: Gave them a glass of milk. Can be on with
Speaker 4: it now.
Speaker 2: Yesterday Audrey wanted to get some water balloons. She wanted
Speaker 2: to play with water balloons. She had normal balloons the
Speaker 2: other day and they.
Speaker 4: Were feel quite sad, actually, you're really not doing anything
Speaker 4: with her where she's just left to ask for mummy. Ken,
Speaker 4: I have some water balloons.
Speaker 2: So anyway, we got some the smallest pack we could get.
Speaker 2: There was a pack of two hundred, and.
Speaker 7: I Costcoche two hundred water balloons and army have an
Speaker 7: actual kind of fight.
Speaker 4: In China to water balloons. No one has a need
Speaker 4: for two.
Speaker 2: Hundreds anyway, So her and Chris did that out the
Speaker 2: back while I went and had a sleep. I was
Speaker 2: just getting to so do you.
Speaker 4: Mean do you mean like people like throwing them from
Speaker 4: the sort of windows out of people?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, Chris. It was like Chris was seeing like a
Speaker 2: full on game of laser tag. It's like twelve year
Speaker 2: old Chris came out and he was burdling the matter anywhere.
Speaker 4: Let's not forget this guy's well, he's got a lot
Speaker 4: of internal issues.
Speaker 3: At the moment he ate five, he's pumped up on protein.
Speaker 3: That's the way he's throwing so hard the rock.
Speaker 4: I don't buy that. I mean rock hard stalks are
Speaker 4: dropping off five farmers. They ate once. Is he firing
Speaker 4: the matter?
Speaker 2: He's firing them at her like snowballs. But they were
Speaker 2: they were breaking like these weren't breaking as well.
Speaker 3: Remember that as a kid when the plastic was too
Speaker 3: strong that bounds off you and.
Speaker 2: Anyway, So I scream and then she's crying. I thought,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to go outside and sort this out.
Speaker 2: It's like I've got two children.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean you do when you hear the tears, pats,
Speaker 4: So you really do? You finished the way you said
Speaker 4: you have to go and sort this out, bloody girls.
Speaker 4: It's a really good one as well. I'll come back
Speaker 4: to it. I'll probably start from the beginning.
Speaker 2: Actually, So I go out and he's two for one
Speaker 2: on his shoulder blade and he felt so bad. She's
Speaker 2: got this big red welt on her that night she.
Speaker 3: Was facing the other directions.
Speaker 4: Shut her in the back, come on with Geneva convention.
Speaker 4: She's going back to score this week, my dad, or
Speaker 4: to balloon. Let's call the parents.
Speaker 2: It was like British Bulldog, and I said.
Speaker 4: Christy came up with a giant Mega eating five bombers.
Speaker 3: Since you can't you doing this bulldog?
Speaker 4: They were, you're the same age.
Speaker 3: If I write down the British Bulldog and christ was
Speaker 3: on the field, I'd walk.
Speaker 1: On Christian Connell's Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Let's get into the first mashups of this year. We
Speaker 4: love doing these. Thank you very much to everyone that
Speaker 4: sends these in so if you never heard the mashups,
Speaker 4: it's where these amazing geniuses online. They must spend hours
Speaker 4: seriously making them. Some of them are very very good
Speaker 4: and some of them are horrific. We love all of them.
Speaker 4: Sweet you do as you get two very different songs
Speaker 4: and then they remix them together. Sometimes they work brilliantly.
Speaker 4: One of our most recent favorite ones is this one.
Speaker 4: So it's Metallica enter sad Man. She got that full
Speaker 4: on rock and roll with Huey Lewis and a banger
Speaker 4: from the eighties. We could all agree hip to be square.
Speaker 4: Jim put those together, Metallica and Huey Lewis, You've got
Speaker 4: hip to be sand Man. This is brilliant. I've actually
Speaker 4: got this on my Jim playlist chat. This is a
Speaker 4: great song banger. All right, let's see what you've got
Speaker 4: for this year. Let's getting up. First, we have Listener Mark,
Speaker 4: Private Eyes, Holder Notes, and then you've got Dreams by
Speaker 4: Fleetwood Mac. I'm trying to think whether this be any
Speaker 4: good that when you mash these two together. You've got
Speaker 4: private dreams. Sounds creepy.
Speaker 9: What do you do teams?
Speaker 6: You like it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wouldn't put it on the gym playlist, but
Speaker 3: it's nice.
Speaker 4: I'm more than warm down. Uh. Todd Rooney, great name,
Speaker 4: sounds like a seventies singer. Todd Rooney's got Mozart's Ronda.
Speaker 4: I've just seen what what's been mashed with Black Eyed
Speaker 4: Peas very similar, sort of high brown my humps.
Speaker 5: What you going do?
Speaker 9: Jump junk side?
Speaker 2: You jump gets you love junk.
Speaker 4: On Mozart meet my humps together. You've got Mozart's humps.
Speaker 4: Let's have a listen jump junky side. This is like
Speaker 4: graffitiing Mona Lisa, Isn't it?
Speaker 3: That works so well?
Speaker 4: That's one of the best ones you've ever done. We
Speaker 4: should all be very proud that we shared that. Saddy's
Speaker 4: got Wham. Wake me up before you go go? So wow,
Speaker 4: wake me up before you go go? With Panic at
Speaker 4: the Disco. I write sins, not tragedies. People closing Wham
Speaker 4: plus panic at the disco, You've got to wake me
Speaker 4: up before you sin. Let's have a listen song Now
Speaker 4: this works? Yes, yeah, I like that one as well.
Speaker 4: That and Mozart's Hums. And then finally this morning we
Speaker 4: got a j Baby Got Back by Sir, mix a
Speaker 4: lot like Big Seminal and another great song, much loved
Speaker 4: first mention of it. Actually this year on the show,
Speaker 4: I think we mentioned it more than any other song.
Speaker 4: It's back for twenty twenty two. Bobby Girl, Let's go party.
Speaker 4: By the way, talking about this song, color we together.
Speaker 4: There's a big UFC fight and Twoey fassa big heavyweight guy,
Speaker 4: came out to this and he won.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't lose.
Speaker 4: You can't think it was Joe Rogan who was ever
Speaker 4: doing the post fight interview. So why did you come
Speaker 4: out to Aqua? It's such not a UFC song? He goes,
Speaker 4: I'm just a Barbie Girl. All right, let's you got
Speaker 4: some mix a lot with Aqua and Barbie Girl. You've
Speaker 4: got Barbie Got Back. I like, this is so of
Speaker 4: crap you get on Fox that they actually think is
Speaker 4: a song. I felt sick. Guys, I'm turning into a
Speaker 4: fife and fam and I do not like it. All right,
Speaker 4: thank you very much for all your mash up. So
Speaker 4: when you hear them and you want us to play them,
Speaker 4: send them in to me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot
Speaker 4: com dot au.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Today there's a great new documentary comes out. So many
Speaker 4: brilliant sports documentaries around at the moment over the last
Speaker 4: couple of years. They're like their own kind of genre. Now.
Speaker 4: The great thing about the really good ones is you
Speaker 4: didn't You don't even need to be a a megafan
Speaker 4: of that sport, Like even if you weren't into basketball.
Speaker 4: The Michael Jordan documentary is incredible. Same with like the
Speaker 4: Center ones. There are so many where you will sit
Speaker 4: down and go, I'm not really, this isn't my sport,
Speaker 4: and then they just draw you in because it's about
Speaker 4: people and us anyway. So my point is that today
Speaker 4: on Amazon Prime, big new documentary. It's an hour and
Speaker 4: a half. It's about Shane Warn. It's simply called Shane
Speaker 4: No excera refor he is that kind of world fame
Speaker 4: where you can it's like Beyonce Shane Warn. It's a
Speaker 4: great ou and half. I watched it over the weekend.
Speaker 4: I loved it. It was a lot more than I
Speaker 4: thought it was going to be and we've got a
Speaker 4: great chat that you can hear at eight o'clock with him.
Speaker 4: He's on great form. It goes all over the chat.
Speaker 4: I all the best chats on the show. I got
Speaker 4: into talking about first cars because there's a bit in
Speaker 4: the documentary where I just clocked him with a car
Speaker 4: and I wasn't sure if it was his first one.
Speaker 4: Here's Shane WARN's first car.
Speaker 8: My first car was a Ford Cortina TC Cortina. Then
Speaker 8: I had a Valiant Pacer and had a big black
Speaker 8: stripe down and I went on.
Speaker 4: I remember see boy races we used to call them
Speaker 4: in the eighties, sort of like thugs like Shane would
Speaker 4: have been back then, some big old lunk. They used
Speaker 4: to put the de remember pantcy When cars would have
Speaker 4: they would put a stripe down the side of it
Speaker 4: right to somehow make it look even faster.
Speaker 3: The racing stripe is dying out, isn't it is?
Speaker 4: Isn't it? And it were actually called they were absl
Speaker 4: as go faster stripes. And I think some people like
Speaker 4: Shane Warn believe that the addition of a stripe or
Speaker 4: somehow hading extra I don't know. Erow dynamics or coefficient track.
Speaker 3: Cuts through the air more than a normal pageob would.
Speaker 4: I wonder if like airplanes off the eighties and go
Speaker 4: faster stripes, try and get to foreign countries. Quicker, Jackie boy?
Speaker 4: What was your first car?
Speaker 3: Oh? When I got my first car was already over
Speaker 3: twenty years old, the Toyota Corona oh Man Classic car Corolla,
Speaker 3: and it had the front door was permanently locked, couldn't unlock.
Speaker 3: It had to get in through the passenger side, and
Speaker 3: every time I had to clamber over the passenger seat
Speaker 3: and he would break down so often.
Speaker 4: And I don't you think it's a right of passage
Speaker 4: right where your first car? You know, it should be
Speaker 4: some sort of crap box on whells.
Speaker 3: It was hardly ever parked outside my house because it
Speaker 3: had broken down somewhere, you know, in various places over
Speaker 3: the city. Someone helped push me outside the IMAX one.
Speaker 3: Someone helped push me to the side of the road,
Speaker 3: and then I had to leave a note on it saying,
Speaker 3: please don't give me a ticket, this car's broken down.
Speaker 3: It was there for a week.
Speaker 4: Do you think so they actually felt sorry for you?
Speaker 4: I bet they were look at it going I couldn't
Speaker 4: even step to the corona.
Speaker 3: Wow, we cannot find this man.
Speaker 4: In fact, let's have a wet round upgrade.
Speaker 3: I got back and there was a twenty tucked under
Speaker 3: the windscreen wiper.
Speaker 4: Patsy, what was your first car?
Speaker 2: I loved my first car. I had a red nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty five Ford Laser, the bubble back model. Absolutely loved
Speaker 2: this car. And I was doing work experience at the
Speaker 2: radio station in Shepperton and it was for private sale
Speaker 2: and my dad saw it. I was about seventeen and
Speaker 2: I just got my l's and he thought, you know what,
Speaker 2: I think that's a good little car for you.
Speaker 4: And it was for a test drive or anything like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we did, yep, yep, yep, we did. Stalled it
Speaker 2: a million times. It was manual, It had, you know,
Speaker 2: the wine down windows, It had a tape deck, did
Speaker 2: have air con. And I still remember the Regio DCD
Speaker 2: four seventy five.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: I still remember it was a great car.
Speaker 4: How can you recall that?
Speaker 2: I don't know because I don't know my car ridge
Speaker 2: oh now, but I still remember. I still remember Larry.
Speaker 4: She just tw vic Roach just used that one. She's
Speaker 4: still driving all these years later.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the question you know, Kyle's show podcast
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 4: I want to know what was the first car you had?
Speaker 4: I think you always remember a certain landmark first in
Speaker 4: your life and the first car you get, whether it's
Speaker 4: mum or dad coming to have a look at it
Speaker 4: with you and kicking the tires. Dad pretending that he
Speaker 4: works in the trade, knows and have a look under
Speaker 4: the bonnet. See we've got here. They are all sort
Speaker 4: of these formative rights of passage, aren't they? Do you
Speaker 4: do vividly remember your first car? And when I was
Speaker 4: chating to Shane Warn, who's our guest at eight o'clock
Speaker 4: this morning, I started asking his first car because in
Speaker 4: this documentary that's out on Amazon Prime today about him,
Speaker 4: you see a very young warning he must be in
Speaker 4: his early twenties with a what looked like the same
Speaker 4: car my dad had the same color, as well as
Speaker 4: a Ford COURTEENA. Here is Warren talking to us yesterday,
Speaker 4: which you can hear this morning at eight about his
Speaker 4: first car.
Speaker 8: I saved up some money and I drove my car
Speaker 8: down and said, I want the best stereo system you
Speaker 8: can possibly get, so I spent all my money in
Speaker 8: my contract at Tricking Australia on this car stereo and
Speaker 8: everywhere I went I had it so loud I blew
Speaker 8: the speakers up after the first week.
Speaker 4: Do you remember when you used to see lads at light?
Speaker 4: You still see this now where they've got like it
Speaker 4: ain't a great.
Speaker 3: Car, but the sound systems.
Speaker 4: The sound system is obviously more than a car, you know,
Speaker 4: and it's it's too much for the small frame of
Speaker 4: the car, isn't it. You know, it's rattling, you know,
Speaker 4: and they're desperate for you to look over to validate
Speaker 4: what they've done. I always wonder do these people think
Speaker 4: in their mind like we're looking at going Jesus, I
Speaker 4: wish I had someone.
Speaker 3: They surely, but in ten years time they must look
Speaker 3: back at that and go that wasn't waste of money,
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 4: So this morning take us back there. What was your
Speaker 4: very first car? Did you have the subwoofers? Did you
Speaker 4: have the portable CD changer that used to live in
Speaker 4: the boot of your car?
Speaker 3: Yes, I had one hundred burn CDs.
Speaker 4: Advisor, Yet I can undercover detective on a stakeout. I
Speaker 4: remember when I had a CD changer, do five CD
Speaker 4: changer and you could take it out to stop people
Speaker 4: stealing it from you. But you could take it out right.
Speaker 4: It's portable. And I remember once going into a pub
Speaker 4: on a date with a girl, right and remember putting
Speaker 4: it on the bar.
Speaker 3: Nobody actually took those portable things out of the car.
Speaker 4: Just me. I put it on there, like you're not
Speaker 4: just kidding me. You're getting a gun. He's got a
Speaker 4: five CD changer. Don't tell me. We're not leaving together.
Speaker 3: And this is an indication that I am a safe man.
Speaker 3: It's away from the car.
Speaker 4: Don't like one mix CD? I've made, got four others loaded. Okay,
Speaker 4: so let's go to lines. What was your first car?
Speaker 4: Nine four one O four three.
Speaker 8: Good morning Ash, Christian guys.
Speaker 4: Oh good Ash, Welcome to the show. Ash. What's your
Speaker 4: first car?
Speaker 8: I had a ninety four ed Selkan that was handed
Speaker 8: down to my mum and dad, to my older brother
Speaker 8: to me, who then went to my younger brother and
Speaker 8: we clopped over the case.
Speaker 6: We did over a million k's.
Speaker 3: And then a million.
Speaker 4: I didn't even know that was a thing.
Speaker 3: Did they even have a number for that on the flashboard?
Speaker 8: All zeros it went from nine nine nine nine nine
Speaker 8: nine to all zeros again.
Speaker 4: What a day that would have been by tell you
Speaker 4: what they used to build those old cars to run,
Speaker 4: don't they?
Speaker 10: They used to go run on gas? Who went everywhere?
Speaker 10: We bought a brand new from the showroom for and
Speaker 10: then Yeah, my brother turned eighteen, he got it.
Speaker 8: I turned eight and I got it.
Speaker 9: My other brother turned aden and he got it.
Speaker 3: Then pass it down to your son. He'll pass it
Speaker 3: down to his.
Speaker 4: Now your son sold it.
Speaker 8: Well, my younger brother sold He got four grand for it.
Speaker 4: What kind of you know why jacket? It just propped
Speaker 4: it again for the third time. It's three minutes. It
Speaker 4: looked like it just done. Three k Yeah, it's a
Speaker 4: brand new Priest was the last guy that heard it. Ash.
Speaker 4: That's a great one. Give us a call sorning like Ash,
Speaker 4: tell us about your first car, spare no detail.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Taking a time traveling today back to your very first car, Patsy.
Speaker 4: Not only vividly like all of us, I think it's
Speaker 4: a formative experience. Your first car, Patsy, actually go one
Speaker 4: step further. You can still remember.
Speaker 2: The REDGI Oh yeah, d C D four seven five
Speaker 2: And what year did you buy that would have been
Speaker 2: I was seventeen, So do the mess that was about
Speaker 2: late late eighteen sixty two, late.
Speaker 4: Ladies, All right, yeah, that's it on that Why not
Speaker 4: for showbers? I forgot how works? Like some cars they're clocked.
Speaker 4: Say that the last caller we had on Ash tell
Speaker 4: us about the car that had done. Here's one that
Speaker 4: been handed down. I've done over a million miles. I
Speaker 4: obviously didn't know that was possible.
Speaker 3: We should say if we can beat it as any
Speaker 3: I'm beaten at one million kilometers on a car.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no four one four one o four three. So
Speaker 4: this morning, tell us all about your first car, VICKI,
Speaker 4: good morning.
Speaker 11: I'm good morning everyone.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Vicky, welcome to the show. Thank you.
Speaker 11: My dad was heading off down to the tip. He
Speaker 11: loved to go down. He take some old stuff down there.
Speaker 11: And he spotted this man with the just the hull
Speaker 11: of a Volkswagen Beetle on the back of his trailer
Speaker 11: and he was taking it down to the tip. So
Speaker 11: my dad paid him twenty dollars. I don't know if
Speaker 11: it was for the delivery. See also the cost of
Speaker 11: the actual shell of the car, and he got him
Speaker 11: to bring it back to his place. So this is
Speaker 11: going to be my car. It had no motor, so
Speaker 11: he then went and got a motor from somewhere, I
Speaker 11: don't know where, for fifteen dollars.
Speaker 4: He popped, had a budget of a hundred bucks.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 4: This study box, my little princess.
Speaker 11: And so I looked at it and there was rust everywhere,
Speaker 11: and I said, oh my god. Anyway, I thought, oh,
Speaker 11: this is going to be my car. Yeah. And anyway,
Speaker 11: he said what color do you want it spray painted?
Speaker 11: And I said, oh, Dad, I'd love yellow, and he
Speaker 11: just looked at me shook his head. No, no, you
Speaker 11: don't have a yellow car. You don't have a yellow car.
Speaker 4: A man who bought a hole from a tip so
Speaker 4: he would stand on the color of it and not yellow,
Speaker 4: but not some sort of who gets a car anyway.
Speaker 11: The discussing you you can't. I'm not stray painting a
Speaker 11: car yellow. Forget it. So I ended up with apple green.
Speaker 4: These are the colors. You can't get these colors anymore.
Speaker 4: Even we used to actually see a lot of those
Speaker 4: canary yellow cars and some sort of well I guess
Speaker 4: now they're known as apple green cars.
Speaker 11: You know, you know Christian. You know what color car
Speaker 11: I have now and I'm I'm nearly and I just
Speaker 11: got it two months ago. Yellow way, yellow face go dad, you.
Speaker 4: Could still get a yellow car.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you're a taxy beautiful.
Speaker 11: It's a key, a keya stonic in yellow. It's beautiful. Anyway,
Speaker 11: I drove this car like four or five years and
Speaker 11: it was magnificent, turpeter on and the little wheeling king magnificent,
Speaker 11: and it had and have what you call a Jesus
Speaker 11: Christ fa so on the.
Speaker 10: If you're a patient, don't get that down A tip.
Speaker 11: To no no. That came with the cart. So at
Speaker 11: the front on the gloves box it is still handlebar thing.
Speaker 11: And my mom used to take me for lessons, and
Speaker 11: of course I was too busy waving the people that
Speaker 11: I knew as we go around corners, so she would
Speaker 11: hang on to that bar and say, ask Jesus Christ,
Speaker 11: Vicky down. So from then on that was called the
Speaker 11: Jesus Christ car, so you'd hang on to that when
Speaker 11: you went around the corners.
Speaker 4: Vicky, fantastic, magnificent, Vicky. Thank you very much. We've love
Speaker 4: chatting to you, really made a smile. Have a good day.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Bye?
Speaker 4: Okay, wait bye Mark, good morning.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Christian curtain Jack. How are you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're good Mark. And what was your first car?
Speaker 10: My very first car was in nineteen sixty nine, Mark
Speaker 10: two Ford COURTEENA, which I've still got today.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, have you because you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: That was so Shane had a Shane Warner had a
Speaker 4: four TC Courtina that I think he brought about three
Speaker 4: thousand dollars. You actually, you can. You used to better
Speaker 4: buy a brand new car for three thousand dollars. This
Speaker 4: was in nineteen ninety two, and I bet you'd love
Speaker 4: to have that now. So you still got it? Does
Speaker 4: it still run? All right? Well?
Speaker 10: I've still got it on club plate And the number
Speaker 10: plates on that car were KAE three seven oh, which
Speaker 10: are on my son's very first car today. So I
Speaker 10: kept the car and the number plates to the number
Speaker 10: plates on his car and the old cars on club plates,
Speaker 10: and we drive it today.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, I usedill love those four Cortenas. Did it
Speaker 4: ever go fastest? Strike?
Speaker 10: Absolutely? I put one of them on and I turned
Speaker 10: it into a GT and it'd big gold DT stride.
Speaker 4: In this spot that there are certain words and letters
Speaker 4: that remind you of a different decade. Gt gto XR
Speaker 4: three I gt Grand Turbo, but it's alwayso like a
Speaker 4: Ford Courteina where the Grand Turbo didn't really sort of ply.
Speaker 4: That's brilliant, Mark, Thank you very much, mate.
Speaker 9: To have a good day.
Speaker 4: Look.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Passage To shared an amazing photo of you with your
Speaker 4: first car.
Speaker 2: Yeah, with Larry the laser at vic Market in ninety night.
Speaker 2: What did I write on the thing? I haven't got
Speaker 2: my phone open. Was it ninety four or ninety.
Speaker 4: That's your photo ninety four? You know, Jack and I
Speaker 4: don't sort of scrap book your life.
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what that photo right. I don't know
Speaker 4: whether he's watching a lot of these crime documentaries on Netflix.
Speaker 4: It looks like the enslide of a serial killer documentary.
Speaker 4: The killer drove a laser that she innocently cooled, Larry.
Speaker 3: It was red.
Speaker 4: The color of blood.
Speaker 3: Was the point of taking a photo to get a
Speaker 3: photo in front of the car, or because you're going
Speaker 3: to the queen Bit Market.
Speaker 2: I think it was because I was still living in Victoria.
Speaker 4: It's got hundreds of photos of her various car parks
Speaker 4: of Victoria.
Speaker 2: It was a big day to go to the Vicki
Speaker 2: market check.
Speaker 3: It was a big the film camera out.
Speaker 4: Just make sure that you know you get the whole
Speaker 4: car park in photo passed with the car. I have
Speaker 4: to see a few more empty bass. Please just go
Speaker 4: back a bit back.
Speaker 2: Chris took that photo.
Speaker 4: Play here. Let's take a few more cools to for
Speaker 4: all the headlines. Kevin, good morning, Good morning guys. High Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm good, cav. What was your first car?
Speaker 6: A Canary yellow in nineteen eighty four?
Speaker 9: Hold in Gemini?
Speaker 6: WOWI yeah, this thing was pretty unique. It out of
Speaker 6: half a rold cage in it.
Speaker 4: You're that guy that is one out from the go
Speaker 4: faster stripe. It's the roll cage, Okay, fast furious.
Speaker 6: If you look in the dictionary under bog and there's
Speaker 6: a picture of it, this thing pop up sun roof
Speaker 6: with the eagle eyes.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, remember those pop up summers look so flimsy. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Both had the big spread eagle, big American eagle across
Speaker 6: the glass of it, and you could see the bars
Speaker 6: for the rollbar through the tint on the back windows,
Speaker 6: and had the white riding on the tires. The hell
Speaker 6: of spotlights?
Speaker 4: Oh my word, what on the top.
Speaker 6: Of us to pull out Alpine stereos? Just not the head,
Speaker 6: You're just not the the actual stereo. The whole thing
Speaker 6: pulled out of the dash.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, he's what with that handle thing if you
Speaker 4: carry it around some sort of briefcase has got the
Speaker 4: nuclear coating.
Speaker 6: Yeah, about the size of an old mobile telephone years
Speaker 6: ago with the comes.
Speaker 4: About twenty to lug that thing around. That's amazing. That
Speaker 4: must have cost you so much money to pimp it
Speaker 4: out like that.
Speaker 6: Ah, exactly what all your money from your pay one
Speaker 6: on it? You know your boss is talking about super innuation.
Speaker 6: You don't want to pay that. You want to do
Speaker 6: your car.
Speaker 4: That is your super.
Speaker 6: Right. But the Alpine stereo works and nobody stole it.
Speaker 4: Kevin, thank you very much to come.
Speaker 9: I have a good day you two guys.
Speaker 4: Teller, We've got something for one more. Jason, squeeze Jason
Speaker 4: and Jason, mate, are you another bright yellow car? Would
Speaker 4: appear that so listeners used to have yellow cars? Is
Speaker 4: that you? Jason? Sure is?
Speaker 12: I had an old four bort XF and I had
Speaker 12: this unique thinking about the car. Every time you close
Speaker 12: the door without the keys, you bucked yourself out.
Speaker 3: My parents first car that people needs to always do this.
Speaker 12: So where I lived at the time, there was a
Speaker 12: big firentry at the front hoses to grab along along
Speaker 12: firm leaf and sticking in through the rubber of the door,
Speaker 12: and you know the old blocking system made to push.
Speaker 4: The button down and look yeah, well with.
Speaker 12: The brig it around and jim met it up and
Speaker 12: get back in me down.
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Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: Yesterday On the show, I was talking about color we
Speaker 4: Ago I went under I think this is a landmark,
Speaker 4: an unofficial landmark of Melbourne. It is the Montague Street
Speaker 4: Bridge and as soon as I was approaching it, I
Speaker 4: saw numerous warning signs of its height. I knew the
Speaker 4: height of my car, and I, just like most people,
Speaker 4: just drove under it. But that isn't the fate of
Speaker 4: a lot of people. Over the years, so many people
Speaker 4: in high sided vans and lorries and trucks have slashed
Speaker 4: into it. There's even a website that has detailed how
Speaker 4: many times has been hit, and also when it's next Duke,
Speaker 4: because it is really frequent. I don't think there's another
Speaker 4: bridge in any city of the world that gets hit
Speaker 4: as much as the deer Hold Montague Street Bridge. And
Speaker 4: it's been suffering for years. Did you say it was
Speaker 4: like early nineteen hundreds yesterday?
Speaker 3: Jack nineteen twenty nine is the first recorded incident of
Speaker 3: a car smashing into the bridge, and since then, hundreds
Speaker 3: and hundreds of people have hit the bridge. In the
Speaker 3: last ten years, more than one hundred times it's been hit,
Speaker 3: including in April twenty sixteen, hit twice in the space
Speaker 3: of three hours, but with due for another one. It
Speaker 3: hasn't been here yet this year.
Speaker 4: How many days is it?
Speaker 3: Forty eight days since the last time I was hit
Speaker 3: December eighth, twenty So.
Speaker 4: We're asking you yesterday when do you think it's next
Speaker 4: going to be hit? Pick a date, be specific, what
Speaker 4: time of that day. And we had a load of
Speaker 4: guesses yesterday. What are there some of the ones that
Speaker 4: came in.
Speaker 3: So people it's already starting as from as early as
Speaker 3: tomorrow people get closest to the pin. We haven't decided
Speaker 3: what prize there is yet because we weren't fair.
Speaker 4: I'm still worried about if it's too good a price,
Speaker 4: you could have any number of people all trying it. Today.
Speaker 4: We've got to have a situation here, so let's just
Speaker 4: say a price.
Speaker 3: Jeanette from yesterday's show said eleven thirty tomorrow she thinks
Speaker 3: will be hit. Steve went for tomorrow as well at
Speaker 3: midday on the Dot Luke January twenty seven at twelve
Speaker 3: or five pm. Steph seven forty am on the second
Speaker 3: of February, David ten thirty am on the fourth of
Speaker 3: feb right out to when Wayne guests twenty seventh of
Speaker 3: fab at two ten pm in the afternoon, after.
Speaker 4: We finished the show yesterday, a load of brand new
Speaker 4: guesses came in. Haven't listened to this breaking news now?
Speaker 3: And yet another truck has fallen foul of the infamous
Speaker 3: Montague Street Bridge.
Speaker 2: Another day, another truck under that awful bridge.
Speaker 3: That infamous bridge. It looks like a removal.
Speaker 2: Evan has crashed into the Montague Street bridge.
Speaker 10: Hi, Christian, Steve, here, I think the Montague Street Bridge
Speaker 10: you'll get hit one four about fourteen in the afternoon
Speaker 10: when someone's sitting home died.
Speaker 11: Hey, Christian it's Lisa here from Current at Bay and
Speaker 11: I reckon it'll be the thirty five at three thirty two.
Speaker 8: We'll go with a few three Hi Christian and Stephen
Speaker 8: churnside Park.
Speaker 6: I think the Montague street bridge will be hit on
Speaker 6: the fourth of March at seven thirty in the morning,
Speaker 6: just grades from Mayhem and confusion on a Friday morning.
Speaker 8: Hey Christian, it's minch.
Speaker 6: I think the Monteue street bridge will be kicked on
Speaker 6: Seed to ninth at about two thirty firm. I reckon
Speaker 6: it's when people are rushing to get back to the
Speaker 6: before I'll get back to the office.
Speaker 4: I love how specific people is quite incredible. I know
Speaker 4: this radio station is bringing back cash Man. We now
Speaker 4: on this show have Bridgeman. So Bridgeman's back. So it
Speaker 4: all starts tomorrow. Is our first guest is tomorrow on
Speaker 4: Australia Day. They think someone's not concentrating, that's right.
Speaker 3: It starts with Jeannette tomorrow. It's funny to think of
Speaker 3: people all across the city having their fingers crossed for
Speaker 3: somebody to get the Montague street bridge from here on forward.
Speaker 4: Do you know what I would love to maybe if
Speaker 4: it's not today's show. But by the end of this week,
Speaker 4: wouldn't it be great if we could speak to just
Speaker 4: one person who's prepared to come on and went, yes,
Speaker 4: I am one of the many hundreds that drove into
Speaker 4: that bridge. Let me share my story. If that's you,
Speaker 4: I didn't mind if you want to change your name.
Speaker 4: I generally want to hear what happened and then what
Speaker 4: happens next when you call that number? Do you have
Speaker 4: to wait? Do you have to wear a cone of shame?
Speaker 4: Or they try and get you out of there because
Speaker 4: they get wedged. It's not just sort of hitting it.
Speaker 4: They get wedged under there and it's like the Lauries'
Speaker 4: ass is sticking out to the rest of us.
Speaker 3: And then does the news come to now the news
Speaker 3: goes down in films.
Speaker 4: I think they've got an office down there.
Speaker 3: The shame of you being on TV. We love to
Speaker 3: say to you, we.
Speaker 4: Here to support you. Really, if that is you or
Speaker 4: it's a mate, you'd know.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian o'connells show podcast in the.
Speaker 4: News today, genuinely really good news to know and hear
Speaker 4: because in the toughest parts last year with COVID and
Speaker 4: what Melbourne's been through. You didn't really know whether you
Speaker 4: were in the beginning, the middle, or towards the end.
Speaker 4: It's I guess living through history. It's not like it's
Speaker 4: a Netflix series always only two episodes left to go,
Speaker 4: and to hear today that hopefully we are coming through
Speaker 4: the other side of it, and it has Pete. It's
Speaker 4: fantastic news.
Speaker 3: But well that, I mean, that's of the omicron variant.
Speaker 3: Who knows we might get all the way from zero
Speaker 3: to ota Z. So we still got twenty to go.
Speaker 4: You've still got the alphabet to go through. Guys, we're
Speaker 4: going to need a new alphabet. But it's still you know,
Speaker 4: it's like I've had COVID and sort of you know
Speaker 4: why I was off last week. It's still impacting lots
Speaker 4: of us. And it must be you and b Yankee.
Speaker 4: You know your due day is seventh of March. It
Speaker 4: must be concerned for you. Guys. How's it affecting you?
Speaker 3: Oh, we got disturbing news about COVID because Bianca. You know,
Speaker 3: I haven't been going to any of the appointments for
Speaker 3: the pregnancy because of COVID rules already.
Speaker 4: So you're not obviously, it's just one person in because
Speaker 4: there's a hospital.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And at the start, I've got to be honest,
Speaker 3: I was loving that because I didn't have to go
Speaker 3: to the appointments. But now as we get to the
Speaker 3: pointy end, I do actually miss all the information that's
Speaker 3: coming in, and I feel like it would be good
Speaker 3: to be there alongside her. So there's two people here
Speaker 3: in the information. She went to one yesterday and they
Speaker 3: told her, look, whatever you do, don't get COVID before
Speaker 3: the baby comes. It's really important you don't get COVID
Speaker 3: because if you get COVID, you can't get you can't
Speaker 3: give birth at this hospital.
Speaker 4: So what's she going to do?
Speaker 3: So she calls me rightfully in a panic after the
Speaker 3: appointment and says, you know, like we can't we can't
Speaker 3: get COVID. If I get we can't give birth at
Speaker 3: the hospital. I said, well, what did they say? If
Speaker 3: we do get it, we'll try not to But what
Speaker 3: did they say? She said, I didn't. In the shock
Speaker 3: of it, I didn't think to ask, and they didn't say, well,
Speaker 3: here's the contingency plan if you don't if you get
Speaker 3: COVID and can't come to this hospital. So now we
Speaker 3: don't know where we go.
Speaker 4: Like, that must be a real worry you an, because
Speaker 4: I'm sure you are this past where you know you've
Speaker 4: got months and every day you're thinking about the due
Speaker 4: day and visualizing what it's going to be like. And
Speaker 4: the one thing you want to know that it's going
Speaker 4: to be the experts are going to get involved, You're
Speaker 4: going to be in a hospital. So it's all good.
Speaker 4: And so now that there's suddenly this a question mark
Speaker 4: must be quite frightening for you.
Speaker 3: Guys exactly, And you don't know when the babies come
Speaker 3: and could come anytime in the next month and a half, say,
Speaker 3: and I don't I've never been to an appointment, so
Speaker 3: I am already dreading walking in the room and going like, oh,
Speaker 3: what does that do?
Speaker 4: What do you do?
Speaker 3: What does everything in here do?
Speaker 4: Well, that's how it happened in the first place. Where
Speaker 4: does this go? It's sticking out?
Speaker 3: So now I honestly don't know. Do we go to
Speaker 3: a different hospital. We're thinking like, do you need to
Speaker 3: step up?
Speaker 4: Now? Okay, it's the time for Jack to step forward.
Speaker 4: We need a midwife to train you up. Just in
Speaker 4: case case cases, call it plan Z, just in case
Speaker 4: anything like this does happen. You know the basics.
Speaker 3: I am not gonna deliver the baby.
Speaker 4: No, you're not. Hopefully won't come to that, but you
Speaker 4: need to be ready.
Speaker 3: No, I don't stop scaring me.
Speaker 4: I'm not scaring you. You know I'm gonna get Aunt
Speaker 4: Middleton on the show. You need positive mentality.
Speaker 3: That's who I wanted, the guy from Essay.
Speaker 8: You know what.
Speaker 4: I put a call through our course number, sid, you
Speaker 4: little squawk.
Speaker 3: No, at this stage we're gonna.
Speaker 4: Give Middleton the midwife. It'd be amazing, is shout your
Speaker 4: son out of there? Get out there, you little maggot.
Speaker 3: No, I'll go anywhere. I'll go to a COVID hotel
Speaker 3: and get somebody like one of the cleaners to do
Speaker 3: it before I do.
Speaker 4: It myself talking about isn't listening to this? You're falling apart. Man.
Speaker 2: You've got a brother who's a paramedic. I cor else fails,
Speaker 2: You're gonna be fine.
Speaker 4: You can't it can't take personal calls while he's on
Speaker 4: a call out.
Speaker 3: He's not a midwife. He doesn't know how before yea,
Speaker 3: he was absolutely terrified and he didn't know what to do. Please,
Speaker 3: I thought you guys would say no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: we just you're you'll be at the hospital. You'll give
Speaker 3: birth in a normal way. Now you've scared that.
Speaker 4: I'm scared. Listen. Being forewarned is forearmed. You need to
Speaker 4: have a look at YouTube. I've seen this in movies.
Speaker 4: You need hot towels, right, I know you need hot
Speaker 4: towels and get some like secreturs or something of that
Speaker 4: to the unbilical cord. You can do this. You've got this.
Speaker 4: You just have to deliver the baby in the car
Speaker 4: park in the tesla.
Speaker 3: Honestly, in the moment you've been there, both of you
Speaker 3: have been there. Told you Christian had been able to
Speaker 3: deliver the.
Speaker 4: We had a home birth, and Irang the midwife that
Speaker 4: we had, and said, look the contractions and she was
Speaker 4: like tying them and she was like twenty five minutes
Speaker 4: where she lived away. She went that baby's going to
Speaker 4: come before I get them. And I actually just said no.
Speaker 4: Sarah's like, ooh, keep it down when you drama, and
Speaker 4: she was going, you need to get her to start
Speaker 4: to lie down and get on the fall like she's
Speaker 4: bowing and put her head between her knees. So then
Speaker 4: I go, so listen. What you got to do, Sarah,
Speaker 4: is you just get like this, you know, as if
Speaker 4: it was like you know some stretches.
Speaker 3: Can I just put you on speakerphone? Cut out the middleman.
Speaker 4: She's going, Chris, I've made a big mistake and old
Speaker 4: her home birth. Get me to the hospital. And I'm like, hello, Judie. Yeah,
Speaker 4: she doesn't want to do it at home. Now she
Speaker 4: goes that baby will come in the car. You've got
Speaker 4: to get in the home birthing pool. Sarah's like, like
Speaker 4: a vulcan death. Crip on my shoulder and get me
Speaker 4: to the hospital when it would come in the car,
Speaker 4: get into the pool. Is your right? It all just
Speaker 4: happened so quickly. I'm sure you're going to be okay.
Speaker 4: In all seriousness. What you do have to do is
Speaker 4: I don't want to see you in the studio. I
Speaker 4: love seeing you in the studio, but come February, you
Speaker 4: need to do the show from down the line. You
Speaker 4: do need to just be smart and minimize risks.
Speaker 3: We got to log COVID out of our lives.
Speaker 4: You have, and when I'm talking about Pats in particular,
Speaker 4: you know she brings in a lot of stuff from
Speaker 4: out West you need to We need to put Pats
Speaker 4: an absorbing ball. Anyway we do the show. But I
Speaker 4: think you need to be doing the show from home.
Speaker 3: Yes, I what that panic that you just described. I
Speaker 3: want none of that in my life in one month's
Speaker 3: time and it goes fine. It doesn't go with my
Speaker 3: Jack Johnson's smooth playlist at all the berths to be
Speaker 3: chilled out vibes.
Speaker 4: Only she is going to smash that. No one wants it.
Speaker 4: Wants to hear some kind of Jack jocks and play.
Speaker 4: This is at the best of time. Hey, two thousand
Speaker 4: and ones on the line and they need their Jacks
Speaker 4: and mixtape back.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: That's a great new documentary out today on Amazon Prime,
Speaker 4: Simply could Shane about the life and times of Australian
Speaker 4: sporting legend. Genuinely one of the great Shane warn. I
Speaker 4: watched it over the weekend and I really really enjoyed it,
Speaker 4: and I think you will. He's on the show this
Speaker 4: morning on the line, Shane. I love the documentary. It's
Speaker 4: a great watch.
Speaker 9: Thanks very much, mate.
Speaker 8: I appreciate that it's some of the stuff we visited
Speaker 8: and talked about and was thirty years ago.
Speaker 9: Someone it was twenty years ago. It was a long time.
Speaker 8: Some of it was pretty brutal, but it was an
Speaker 8: interesting process to do. And I'm you know, the feedback
Speaker 8: I'm getting has been pretty amazing.
Speaker 4: I've loved it. I was expecting a kind of brash,
Speaker 4: sort of greatest hits, because you've had an amazing career,
Speaker 4: you are one of the greats, And there was that,
Speaker 4: but there was way more. I found it quite surprising.
Speaker 4: You're a lot more open and honest than I thought
Speaker 4: you would be about all of it, not just the successes.
Speaker 4: Your relationship with your kids went from obviously really bad
Speaker 4: it could be any worse, to now you can clearly
Speaker 4: see the love that you still have for them and
Speaker 4: the love they have for you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, look, going through a divorce, even in private.
Speaker 8: It's a tough time for anyone that has to go
Speaker 8: through that, and it's a tough time for your children.
Speaker 8: So to talk about that, and my relationship with the
Speaker 8: children has always been great. There's been a few times
Speaker 8: over the journey that have been disappointed in me. It
Speaker 8: hasn't been easy at times, but at the moment and
Speaker 8: along that journey, it's always been about respect. And we've
Speaker 8: got an unbelievable relationship. You know, all my three children,
Speaker 8: I've got an unbelievable relationship. We have a lot of
Speaker 8: fun together.
Speaker 4: And what kind of dad? Are you? Right? Because I
Speaker 4: got daughters, right, they're fifteen and seventeen, and I am
Speaker 4: terrible at saying no. I am an absolute push over, right,
Speaker 4: I just live to say yes. Are you like that
Speaker 4: as well?
Speaker 9: I'm a bit of a pushover. Yeah, But look, being
Speaker 9: a parent is very rewarding. It's not easy.
Speaker 8: It's tough, especially being a single parent.
Speaker 9: It's not easy.
Speaker 8: But look, it's very rewarding. And having a great relationship
Speaker 8: with your children is very satisfying and it's great.
Speaker 4: It's a bit where they're on the couch together, right,
Speaker 4: and they're all talking about you being the dorky dad.
Speaker 4: It's lovely to see that, right because obviously when the
Speaker 4: door shuts, that's what all dads are. You're a dorky dad.
Speaker 4: And I noticed behind them, Shane, right, there's all these
Speaker 4: amazing arcade games. Are those thes?
Speaker 9: No, I've got a man k What have you got there?
Speaker 8: Well, I've got the old Space Invaders machine, which I
Speaker 8: think's got one hundred and something different games like a
Speaker 8: Laga Glaxigon pac Man also, so I've got one of them,
Speaker 8: and then I've got lethal Weapon, pinball, I've got Ninja Turtles,
Speaker 8: I've got a poker table, I've got a billion table
Speaker 8: and all that it is.
Speaker 9: So we have a bit of fun up here, me
Speaker 9: and the kids.
Speaker 4: It's got like your own kind of basement RSL there.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I just need to do poking machines. That's a
Speaker 9: good spot.
Speaker 4: There are so many great moments in your career, and
Speaker 4: the documentary captures done really well. There's a line that
Speaker 4: you say in this the ball that changed my life.
Speaker 1: Shane One.
Speaker 3: I've only two or three faces balls and Gatting is
Speaker 3: taken on the pace bawls.
Speaker 4: Talking about the first Test and the Gatting ball. Tell
Speaker 4: us about that because watching it you took us there.
Speaker 4: I could see it the way your body reacted to nerves.
Speaker 9: Yeah made it.
Speaker 8: I think I was twenty two going to England to
Speaker 8: play in an Ashes series and I was about to
Speaker 8: buy my first ball to Mike Gadding and Graham Gucci
Speaker 8: were staring at me at the non strikers and so
Speaker 8: I was pretty nervous and I was one of those
Speaker 8: moments that I suppose, when you look back, was meant
Speaker 8: to be. You know, people call it the ball of
Speaker 8: the century, the greatest ball of all time. Had changed
Speaker 8: my life. I went from an Australian cricketer to suddenly more.
Speaker 9: You know, going to the ground and we're all.
Speaker 8: Reading the papers and saying ten things you didn't know
Speaker 8: about Shane War and I'm reading going.
Speaker 9: I didn't know that about me either.
Speaker 8: Didn't happened that people were just so interested in what
Speaker 8: I was doing, and I was getting followed at twenty
Speaker 8: two years of age, I was, you know, I was
Speaker 8: getting paparazzi people following me everywhere.
Speaker 4: And they said, so what, you're twenty two years of age.
Speaker 4: You're never going to be ready for that.
Speaker 9: No, well, that's the thing. There's no school you can
Speaker 9: go to to try and do that.
Speaker 8: So I've, you know, through my whole career in the
Speaker 8: last thirty odd years, I've always just tried to be myself.
Speaker 4: That's like growing up in public and then any human life.
Speaker 4: If you've been doing it right, you're going to make
Speaker 4: mistakes right. But when you're doing it and suddenly it's
Speaker 4: front and back page news, that pressure must be just
Speaker 4: really hard at times.
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 8: It was very difficult at times. And I made plenty
Speaker 8: of mistakes and I'll make plenty more, you know, I
Speaker 8: make plenty more. I'm fifty times earning fifty three this year,
Speaker 8: and I make plenty more mistakes. But that's part.
Speaker 9: But that's part of the journey. That's part of life.
Speaker 8: You know, if everything's great through your whole life, I
Speaker 8: don't know, you don't get the full perspective of appreciating
Speaker 8: that the good times, appreciating.
Speaker 9: The great things that happen in your life. If you
Speaker 9: don't have the lows. You've got to have both.
Speaker 8: And I've been you know, I've had plenty of loads.
Speaker 8: I've had plenty of eyes. But I consider myself so
Speaker 8: grateful for those opportunities, you know, to play cricket for
Speaker 8: Australia and be part of the best side in the
Speaker 8: world for fifteen years, and play with some of the
Speaker 8: greatest cricketers of all time and travel the world with
Speaker 8: these guys. You know, it was an amazing time.
Speaker 4: You played in a great era as well, wasn't it.
Speaker 4: I Mean, you know, sport these days has changed massively,
Speaker 4: isn't it. Because they're so wary not just of what
Speaker 4: goes on when they're being an athlete, it's their private life.
Speaker 4: It's getting canceled, the threat of that saying the wrong thing.
Speaker 4: Suddenly you're trending.
Speaker 8: Look at my time, it was completely different time. I've
Speaker 8: seen it since nineteen eighty nine the current day, and
Speaker 8: it's changed so much for the modern day athlete. It's
Speaker 8: great that they can get paid so much money and
Speaker 8: all that sort of stuff, but there's social media stuff,
Speaker 8: the judgments as that they're out there. That's funny because
Speaker 8: people want to see characters.
Speaker 9: But as soon as we see.
Speaker 8: Someone a little bit different, or they get a bit
Speaker 8: emotional out in the sports deal, or they get a
Speaker 8: bit too brutal out there and they want to win
Speaker 8: so badly, then we nail them.
Speaker 9: So you can't have it both ways, you know.
Speaker 8: I just wish we could embrace people and if they
Speaker 8: do the wrong thing, fine, you know, go after them,
Speaker 8: but don't just go after them and try and make
Speaker 8: them do bad things.
Speaker 4: Well said, change Look Christian Show Podcast special guests this
Speaker 4: morning is Shane warn Big. New documentary about its amazing
Speaker 4: life is out today on Amazon Prime. It's called Shane.
Speaker 4: Shane is on the line goes through a lot of
Speaker 4: your highs and lows over the years, and I noticed
Speaker 4: at one point you and your son you're in some
Speaker 4: sort of attic, and it's basically a museum of you.
Speaker 4: You've got everything. I always see when you pick up
Speaker 4: the stumps and stuff that and you run off with
Speaker 4: them at the end of the test, and that now
Speaker 4: they must just go straight to the pub. No idea
Speaker 4: where that is, wake up the next morning, no idea.
Speaker 4: We but you've got it all. It's like a museum.
Speaker 8: I didn't collect a lot of stuff, but I collected
Speaker 8: stuff that I thought was important, right, the getting stump, Yeah,
Speaker 8: and the ball. I've given a lot of stuff to
Speaker 8: lords at MCAC. I've given a lot of stuff for
Speaker 8: the mcg my shoes, for the seven hundreds, wicket, all
Speaker 8: that stuff, I've given all of them.
Speaker 4: Did you keep any of the Nike shoes? Was it
Speaker 4: the air flippers? I see, I didn't know that happened,
Speaker 4: the big Nike deal you did.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that was it.
Speaker 9: In nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 8: Wow, I flew over to meet Phil Knight, the owner
Speaker 8: of Nike, and meet Michael Jordan.
Speaker 4: What was that like?
Speaker 9: Unbelievable?
Speaker 10: And you shot a commercial with him.
Speaker 9: I had to design my own shoe.
Speaker 4: So that was did you really design it? You said
Speaker 4: that in the documentary and I'm thinking, come on, he's
Speaker 4: not sat down with a bit of paper, and did
Speaker 4: you really design your own shoe? Yeah?
Speaker 8: I think for memory, off the top of my head,
Speaker 8: there was thirty eight different cricket shoes available at that time,
Speaker 8: and we had all thirty eight different shoes there and
Speaker 8: we said what was good about them?
Speaker 9: What was bad about them? So yeah, look, that was
Speaker 9: great fun to go over and do that, great experience.
Speaker 4: Well, amazing stuff. Do you miss it? You know, it's
Speaker 4: one thing commentating it and you're on the sidelines and
Speaker 4: that part of your life is over now. But do
Speaker 4: you miss it sometimes?
Speaker 8: Look, I'm a competitor. I'd like to think as myself
Speaker 8: as pretty competitive in everything I do.
Speaker 9: Occasionally I miss it?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think the biggest thing when any athlete retires,
Speaker 8: you more miss the camaraderie of everyone mostly pranks and everyone'
Speaker 8: in the dressing room and being on tour with the lads,
Speaker 8: and then every now and then, like a World Cup final,
Speaker 8: the first day of an ashes series, we think, oh,
Speaker 8: you know, the juice will start flowing your stages. I
Speaker 8: woudn't mind being out there and it brings back some
Speaker 8: great memories. Yeah, but I don't miss them competing because
Speaker 8: when I wake up sometimes it's a bit hard to
Speaker 8: even walk to the bathroom and everything hurts.
Speaker 4: You start to make all these noises coming from your body,
Speaker 4: all the pops out, your knees creaking, and that that's it.
Speaker 9: That's it. Yeah, I don't miss the playing too much.
Speaker 4: I tell you one thing I noticed, right, I always
Speaker 4: think you remember the first in your life, like your
Speaker 4: first girlfriend and for you obviously your first test wickets
Speaker 4: and your first car. There's one bit where there's a
Speaker 4: photo of you with this classic old Ford grenade. My
Speaker 4: dad had the same car, right, same color. Was that
Speaker 4: your first car? What was your first car?
Speaker 8: My first car was a Ford Cortina TC Cortina.
Speaker 4: Flash you flashed?
Speaker 9: Yes? Actually, then I had a Valiant Pacer.
Speaker 4: Big time now wonder they called you Hollywood, that's it.
Speaker 8: And I had a big black stripe down and I
Speaker 8: went on my goodness. I got my first contract from
Speaker 8: Cricket Australia and I got three thousand dollars wow. And
Speaker 8: that was my contract and I was working part time
Speaker 8: in a pizza shop on a Friday night as well,
Speaker 8: while whilst I was still.
Speaker 6: Playing cricket for Australia.
Speaker 4: Where was it.
Speaker 8: I was just around the corner from where I lived.
Speaker 8: I saved up some money and back then there used
Speaker 8: to be you know now Jbhi.
Speaker 9: I used to be called.
Speaker 8: Strathfield car Radio. And I drove my car down and said,
Speaker 8: I want the best stereo system you can possibly get.
Speaker 8: So I spent all my money in my contracts at
Speaker 8: Cricket Australia on this car stereo and everywhere I went
Speaker 8: I had it so loud I blew the speakers up
Speaker 8: after the first week.
Speaker 6: So I.
Speaker 9: Used to love it. And I had an acadaca playing.
Speaker 9: I got all those eighties hits, yeah, I had them all.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't you love to have that car now?
Speaker 9: It'd be worth a fortune, It would be worth an update.
Speaker 4: Those fourteenas, those old ones and that were the old
Speaker 4: fastest strike They're worth a fortune now you get them
Speaker 4: on Antiques road Show.
Speaker 8: I know one of the SLR and Tarana as well,
Speaker 8: so but I couldn't afford one of those.
Speaker 4: So many regrets, so many regrets at time, well, listen one.
Speaker 4: It's always a joy having you on a show. I
Speaker 4: really enjoy talking to you, and I genuinely loved your documentary.
Speaker 4: I thought it was going to surprise people in a
Speaker 4: good way. You're very, very open hearted. I loved meeting
Speaker 4: your mum and dad and your brother and that the relationship,
Speaker 4: the deep love that you all have between you and
Speaker 4: your kids. It will cheer people up. Actually, it's a
Speaker 4: great romp through an amazing life that's still got a
Speaker 4: long way to go. So thanks to speaking to Shane.
Speaker 4: I really enjoyed it. You're welcome on the show anytime.
Speaker 4: I'd love to come around that man cave and play
Speaker 4: the lethal Weapon game. I used to play that back
Speaker 4: in the nineties.
Speaker 9: It's a great game anytime because I'll smash you.
Speaker 4: Always a competitor. All right, Warnie, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: I let you go. The documentary is out now. It's
Speaker 4: called Shane Obviously, it's on Amazon Prime. I loved it.
Speaker 4: You will really enjoy it. Watch it.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Yesterday on the show, we're playing some of the great
Speaker 4: music from metaf meat Loaf After Saturdays. He passed away
Speaker 4: over the weekend, and sadly webbergrels have got himself caught
Speaker 4: in something that isn't really their fault. His timing is
Speaker 4: really wrong. Webber greels great barbecues, I've got the little
Speaker 4: kettle one. Have being forced to apologize. That's like a
Speaker 4: daily phrase, isn't it. I'm being forced to apologize. It's
Speaker 4: kind of it's kind of an oxymoron. It's not an
Speaker 4: apology you've been for Listen, Webber, I want to get
Speaker 4: in there, but you need to say sorry, Oh I won't.
Speaker 4: The company Webber Grills sent a recipe out for grilled
Speaker 4: meat loaf, you know, and there's nothing on with that.
Speaker 4: There's obviously the timing that actually, sadly, the singer meat
Speaker 4: Loaf for passed away just hours previously, so that email
Speaker 4: saying timing and context is everything was just hours after
Speaker 4: Meatloaf died. It looks like some young kid who wants
Speaker 4: to get out of running their social media account and goes,
Speaker 4: this is a great idea. Weel out the old grilled
Speaker 4: meat loaf one. He's trending at the moment. And then
Speaker 4: one of these grovelling apologies came out in today's email.
Speaker 4: We highlighted a grilled meatloaf recipe. At the time we
Speaker 4: shared this recipe with you, we were not aware of
Speaker 4: the unfortunate passing off American singer and actor mister Martin
Speaker 4: Lee had a also known as meatloaf. Webergreils wrote in
Speaker 4: this clarification email, we want to express our deepest apologies
Speaker 4: for this oversight and for any offense this email may,
Speaker 4: of course. All right, so today we're looking for your
Speaker 4: barbecue bands with this epic summer we're having at the moment,
Speaker 4: I presume that everyone's been barbecuing. All right, jackie boy,
Speaker 4: you're ready to mark, let's do it. Barbecue bands, marinate, silver,
Speaker 4: expected gold, but okay, Child Coldplay, Chuck Coldplay weirdly pronounced bronze,
Speaker 4: wasn't it? I practiced earlier as well. I just thought
Speaker 4: I'll get it right on air rolls over in the
Speaker 4: Shane Worn documentary, right, there's unnecessary talking heads from Ed
Speaker 4: Shepman and Chris Martin.
Speaker 3: What the shearing got to say about nothing?
Speaker 4: Mate? They could have just dragged you and I and
Speaker 4: off the street. I'm not really an expert, but yeah,
Speaker 4: all right, yeah, flipp an amazing Shane Warn Anyway, Ed
Speaker 4: Shearon appears to be in disguise from being ed shearing.
Speaker 4: It's like, why have you got the fake glasses on
Speaker 4: Chris Martin? He starts talking. It's clearly Chris Martin right
Speaker 4: leads on the world's most famous bands, and he goes, yeah,
Speaker 4: I met Shane once in the Left and I'm in
Speaker 4: a band called Coldplay. My name's Chris Martin. I think
Speaker 4: no rock star should say. Mick Jagger doesn't go I'm
Speaker 4: in a bad they call the Rolling Stones. It's like John.
Speaker 3: Phone and start playing of the singles from Clots.
Speaker 4: You might know me from anyway, Back to the cricket
Speaker 4: ball game, all right, where we were, Yes, barbecue bands,
Speaker 4: Tina Burger Turner four minutes each high Tina.
Speaker 3: Yeah, silver plus imagine dry rubs, Oh no, thank you, bronze.
Speaker 4: What it deserved, earth wind and fire up the grill, guys,
Speaker 4: Oh silver only grill. I am gold, Thank you. Kendrick Lamarinade,
Speaker 4: silk Puss, down with the gizdough and another one with
Speaker 4: the kids. They all love them.
Speaker 3: Is this the triple j Hollis one?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I I A'm auditioning, mate. I'm going to clip
Speaker 4: this link and send it to them. Five seconds of
Speaker 4: sausage gold. You hear me, right, madam? Sorry? Jack? If
Speaker 4: you've got barbecue bands, the Sizzle Sisters, Yeah yeah, easy.
Speaker 4: Anyone could have come up with their ed sheer and
Speaker 4: even bronze.
Speaker 3: But where do you buy your barbecue? You go to
Speaker 3: Barbecue's Glory again or.
Speaker 4: There he is he found it gold. Some please call
Speaker 4: their barbecue business that today.
Speaker 3: Skewey Lewis in the news.
Speaker 4: Yes, another gold run out skewey.
Speaker 3: Lewis and mister Bombastic himself it's snaggy.
Speaker 4: All right, then that's only mark the first two. Send
Speaker 4: us your barbecue bands. Kendrick Lamarnaide, Carl Breger.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian O Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 4: All right, time wasted today is barbecue bands? You ready
Speaker 4: to mark ye? All right, let's get into them. What
Speaker 4: have we got here? Ed's searing clay by gold Jack.
Speaker 4: You know sometimes you sort of make it relevant to
Speaker 4: the thing when it's a gold. I want to hear
Speaker 4: this first of all, sizzling on the barbecue, Okay, cold sizzle,
Speaker 4: scold love it, limp risk it silver. Yeah, that needs
Speaker 4: a bit more time, Lenny Kransky, gold well done. Greg
Speaker 4: the Food Lighters Silver, Grilling Heidi silver plus, BOS Snacks gold. Oh,
Speaker 4: that is amazing. Bos Snacks is a great well done
Speaker 4: Stenner Spice, Rub Girls Goold thirty odd foot of rump.
Speaker 3: Gold plus.
Speaker 4: Yeah, really really good, Tong's and I Gold, b C.
Speaker 4: Brill really good, actually well done, Brendan Tina Burner silver,
Speaker 4: Some Looky Boys sweating out in Noos thirty seconds to
Speaker 4: overdone Silver, Kip Bob Marley Silver, edward Ed Beer in Hand,
Speaker 4: Ben Barbecue, Ribs Astley Silver, Robert Plant Based Berger Bronze. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and Bastie Boys gold. That's great. All right, Let's talk
Speaker 4: about tomorrow's show, which with the public holiday tomorrow, Victoria.
Speaker 4: I love this public holiday Australia tomorrow. So we're off
Speaker 4: and I hope you have a great day. We are
Speaker 4: back Thursday, So tomorrow's show, Thursday show Today. I'm looking
Speaker 4: at a photo. Early on today we were hearing your
Speaker 4: amazing memories of the first car you ever had, and
Speaker 4: I've got a photo here, clearly from the eighties of
Speaker 4: a guy proudly sat on the very dented bonnet of
Speaker 4: an old eighties four CORTEENA he's just driven, He's just driven.
Speaker 4: Into and demolished a cemetery wall on Thursday Show, you
Speaker 4: drove into what I want to hear your stories of
Speaker 4: what you've driven into. If you want to get in
Speaker 4: there early and email me today Christian at Christian O'Connell
Speaker 4: dot com dot au. We've got to talk about man caves.
Speaker 4: Do you have a man cave? Jack?
Speaker 3: I wish I got kick down on my man cave
Speaker 3: to make room for the battle I saw.
Speaker 4: When it came around a couple of weeks ago. I
Speaker 4: saw that you'd been thrown out, just giving, just not
Speaker 4: what it used to be. You'd been waiting for your
Speaker 4: little son to come along in two months time. I
Speaker 4: was so jealous here in change this list of by
Speaker 4: all these arcade actual arcade.
Speaker 3: Game What is it about us? But once in arcade?
Speaker 3: Like we can play so many games on our phone
Speaker 3: on consoles, why do we Meed.
Speaker 4: Can't stop thinking about the fact that he's got that
Speaker 4: lethal weapon on there and that ninja mutant Turtles one.
Speaker 4: We've got to talk about man caves. I want to
Speaker 4: feel jealous on Thursday Show by hearing your stories and
Speaker 4: calls about what you got. So if you got to
Speaker 4: email me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com dot au guys,
Speaker 4: enjoy your day tomorrow. We will speak to you all
Speaker 4: on Thursday. Take care everyone, stay safe. See Dad.
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