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Speaker 2: Pats morning, coome on, Alex, Good morning and good morning Rio.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 2: So Alex, I set my alarm early this morning. I
Speaker 2: am back in the UK. My team is Southampton and
Speaker 2: they've been a big global news story over the last
Speaker 2: six or seven days about spy gape and at the
Speaker 2: end of Monday evening in the UK was going to
Speaker 2: be announcement about this investigation ahead off the playoff fives
Speaker 2: to see if they're going to get promoted back into
Speaker 2: the EPL. The player final is this weekend, so all
Speaker 2: the Southampton fans have brought tickets, paid for accommodation obviously
Speaker 2: a lot of money, and they've been thrown out of
Speaker 2: the playoff final, unprecedented scenes, never know.
Speaker 1: Anything like it. My god, how are you feeling devastated?
Speaker 2: You know what I feel really sorry for is the fans.
Speaker 2: You're not going to get that money back. But it's
Speaker 2: not just that, you know, we joke about this and
Speaker 2: think about sport. Is it's the hope that kills you
Speaker 2: is our lines be boring without sport. But then when
Speaker 2: your team fights are really well fought campaign this year
Speaker 2: very hard to get into that playoff final. So many
Speaker 2: things have to go right, same as NRL as AFL
Speaker 2: for a team to do really well all season, through injuries,
Speaker 2: ups and downs, there's so much competition. It's a dogfight
Speaker 2: at the top to get into this situation. And for
Speaker 2: them for a thing like spygate, which I'm sure the
Speaker 2: players didn't know anything about, and so the fans is
Speaker 2: heartbreaking and also has come out. You probably know the
Speaker 2: salence that Slham had admitted to spying on training sessions
Speaker 2: of two other teams. The incredible thing is when I
Speaker 2: read that article was that they didn't win those games,
Speaker 2: So how shit your spy, Sam, You're going to get
Speaker 2: the he need. I'm going to put investigation into the
Speaker 2: training of these.
Speaker 1: Spies, sacked the spies, sack the spies.
Speaker 2: It's just, oh god, I just want to go back
Speaker 2: to bed. I was like, actually threw my phone across
Speaker 2: the room. Fair enough, I sware a really loudly.
Speaker 1: I really felt for you, Christian. Yeah, you're right about
Speaker 1: the fans.
Speaker 6: Because they're really and also the club makes a minimum
Speaker 6: one hundred and ten million pounds.
Speaker 1: They've lost two they've lost two hundred million. There you go.
Speaker 2: It's you know, you're going to lose a lot of players.
Speaker 2: They've been deducted six points at the start of the
Speaker 2: next season, which more or less kills that fight back
Speaker 2: up to do what they did this year. It's devastating.
Speaker 2: And then also there's a thing about it's just also
Speaker 2: you know, you can't have teams that have an unfair
Speaker 2: advantage over another team.
Speaker 1: I do understand.
Speaker 2: But then you think, so these are open training sessions
Speaker 2: that anyone can go and have a look at.
Speaker 1: What detail are you really seeing there? Well, actually, you
Speaker 1: know even if because we.
Speaker 2: See footy training sessions all the time, don't you yes, right,
Speaker 2: you have to see the teams out about Colin whatever,
Speaker 2: all the d's it's they're mainly just lolling around and
Speaker 2: chucking the ball each other.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's so much chaos that goes on in a
Speaker 2: live game that you might start with a game plan.
Speaker 2: That's why halftime the game plans are all accord to time,
Speaker 2: they're all torn up.
Speaker 8: Wasn't it some guy behind a very skinny tree? Like
Speaker 8: that's how he was?
Speaker 1: So sorry for that kid?
Speaker 2: Where is he and hiding? I mean he must poor lad.
Speaker 2: I feel sorry for him. It's just obviously someone said that.
Speaker 2: You know, he's on his eye finally streaming it at
Speaker 2: public training sessions and no hat on or glasses, nothing discussion,
Speaker 2: you know, and old movies we used to have that big,
Speaker 2: big newspaper with eye holes cut out, just diskuyself as
Speaker 2: a tree next to that tree, or at being or something.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to laugh about someone. We're deep downside. I'm
Speaker 2: just I started to fantasize I have to be on
Speaker 2: the last six days. I thought they're probably just going
Speaker 2: to get fine, maybe lose a couple points.
Speaker 1: But we're back. We're back in the.
Speaker 2: EPL, playing man City, Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea.
Speaker 1: We're not back playing Millwall. No, and you've been docked
Speaker 1: four points in the championship.
Speaker 2: All right, going to come back and I don't want
Speaker 2: to talk about it anymore.
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Speaker 2: A Wednesday, we ask you how your week is going
Speaker 2: so far? Three word Wednesday. I'm be honest not having
Speaker 2: the best of weeks. Today is my Monday because I've
Speaker 2: actually been off for the last couple of days with
Speaker 2: I don't know if any of you have ever had proper, proper,
Speaker 2: proper food poisoning. It's been horrendous. Yeah, I don't even
Speaker 2: know if I'm ever going to be able to have
Speaker 2: prawns again. Even when I think about them, I start
Speaker 2: to feel sickly.
Speaker 8: How are they cooked? What was the dish?
Speaker 2: You know, the thing where they're cold, So they're not
Speaker 2: you know, they're not gray, but they're cold. And my
Speaker 2: wife and I went out for a quick bite tweet
Speaker 2: Thursday night and the only thing we didn't have together
Speaker 2: was the prawns. And my wife, like all wives, loves
Speaker 2: to be proved right, and she went, oh, prawns and
Speaker 2: plays like this, I'm not sure I wouldn't do that,
Speaker 2: and I went on, it'd be fine. Obviously, gradually becoming
Speaker 2: Australian should be right, and early hours of Friday not great.
Speaker 2: During Friday's show, mattually get through Friday's show gradually, you know,
Speaker 2: I was getting excited about my dad to night out.
Speaker 2: I left after an hour and a half. They were
Speaker 2: worried about me and went, I don't I don't feel right.
Speaker 2: And then Saturdays started for worse. Then Sunday just like,
Speaker 2: oh God, just racing heartbeat, hardly got off the toilet.
Speaker 1: Horrendous.
Speaker 8: I had that in Korea with the whole family. We had.
Speaker 8: We had street oysters.
Speaker 1: There was a.
Speaker 8: Stream merchant and these huge, the biggest oysters I've ever seen.
Speaker 8: We all had one. And then I won't tell you
Speaker 8: all the details, but me and Dad nap. He's on
Speaker 8: the flat home.
Speaker 9: Yeah, are you serious?
Speaker 8: Oh you Korean?
Speaker 2: It's just trending. Your whole body feels inflamed. You're just
Speaker 2: so weak. I'man sleeping very well. And then to make
Speaker 2: matters worse because my body's inflamed, I put my back
Speaker 2: out this morning really badly. The Uba driver had to
Speaker 2: help me get out the car. I was just like
Speaker 2: this week and today most today should be a ticker
Speaker 2: tape parade for my family and I. We moved eight
Speaker 2: years ago and my three word week, three word Wednesday
Speaker 2: is Australia attacks again. Over the last eight years, Australia's
Speaker 2: keeps offering me more trials and tests.
Speaker 1: When's it going to get easier?
Speaker 10: When?
Speaker 5: When?
Speaker 1: Australia, why are you going to do me like this now?
Speaker 1: In Prawn's coming at me with prawns?
Speaker 8: Hey, congratulations that yes.
Speaker 2: Eight years ago today we all landed here and had
Speaker 2: no idea what we were doing and eight years on
Speaker 2: being attacked by Australian prawns.
Speaker 1: Patsy was your three word Wednesday.
Speaker 9: My week's not going much better?
Speaker 11: Very expensive toilet paper, so problems.
Speaker 9: I got done? No, I really got done yesterday.
Speaker 11: So on the way home I had to stop at
Speaker 11: the supermarket desperately need.
Speaker 9: To toilet paper, like had I thought.
Speaker 11: That would have been no, So I pulled up very quickly.
Speaker 11: I thought, this is this is unusual. There's a park
Speaker 11: right outside the supermarket. I'm going to be three minutes
Speaker 11: tops in out back in the car, back out home. Well,
Speaker 11: I forgot that I had pulled.
Speaker 9: Up in a clearway zone. And as I came out
Speaker 9: of the supermarket with my twelve pack, do.
Speaker 1: You hear that? Goes everywhere.
Speaker 9: Register Like I was just thinking about a million.
Speaker 1: Rule for celebrities. I thought and friends.
Speaker 2: Would carry bits hurry of myself tear up that docket.
Speaker 9: So I've come out of the supermarket to see.
Speaker 1: There on my radio show.
Speaker 9: The old family suv getting towed up onto the top.
Speaker 2: We now have.
Speaker 1: Lot's gone on the last two days.
Speaker 2: Wow, wow, wow, leave thee What a powerful comedy double act.
Speaker 2: You've not heard many double acts cannot say with two
Speaker 2: straight men. Hilarious, big news the news they're coming here
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 1: So what happened Patsy?
Speaker 12: Wow?
Speaker 11: I had to So the man jumped out of the
Speaker 11: truck and I was so angry. I said, oh my god,
Speaker 11: how could I be so stupid? I parked here a
Speaker 11: million times. There's five minutes until the end of clearway.
Speaker 11: And he said, look, oh, do your favor. I won't
Speaker 11: take it to the yard, which will cost you even more.
Speaker 1: But if you pass.
Speaker 2: The radio version of that conversation left out and then
Speaker 2: you were that reasonable after leaping out, if you pay now,
Speaker 2: I mean she's slamming his head at the door again.
Speaker 2: Les we call the old pats punch.
Speaker 9: You know they carry f bos machines in those trucks.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I'll have this as well. When everybody is in
Speaker 1: this is now mine.
Speaker 9: Him in the head with it.
Speaker 1: You're blocking my clearway, sir.
Speaker 11: So I paid and you had to pull down a
Speaker 11: side street and get the car back off. But it
Speaker 11: was like, oh, just a nightmare. I haven't done that before.
Speaker 11: I don't want to do it again. It was just
Speaker 11: it could have been a lot worse. I was trying
Speaker 11: to think positive all the way home of at least
Speaker 11: you've got the car. You didn't have to go. Imagine
Speaker 11: if I come out and the car was gone, about.
Speaker 1: To go into that compound and that costs you a lot.
Speaker 9: Oh it does. So he actually paid me a favor,
Speaker 9: so it's kind of good.
Speaker 1: When you get there.
Speaker 2: They've got no idea where your car is when it's
Speaker 2: coming in. Yeah, wait in that little cabin.
Speaker 11: But tell me, how do you even know? It's like,
Speaker 11: you come out from somewhere, your car's gone. How do
Speaker 11: you even know it's been time?
Speaker 2: You have to start ringing around. I think there's some
Speaker 2: central number. It's terrible. It's the worst thing.
Speaker 4: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Right now, your three word Wednesdays are coming in on
Speaker 2: four seventy five O three one O four three Adams.
Speaker 1: Come on at him. I'm not having a great.
Speaker 2: Week, but I'm not a Why even bother state?
Speaker 1: Why even bother? It is so come on with the
Speaker 1: drama at him. What's up? Chicken? Little? That sky falling
Speaker 1: in around your head? Come on at him. You've got
Speaker 1: this buddy. Come on, man, get out of bed and
Speaker 1: attack the day.
Speaker 2: Christ you are my three word weeks so far organizing,
Speaker 2: flow states, organizing.
Speaker 1: That's howtually sounds good.
Speaker 2: Went through the kitchen covers, brought new containers for things
Speaker 2: like flour and sugar. Now the kitchen coverin has never
Speaker 2: looked more beautiful. Net's task to garage, Emma, if you
Speaker 2: still got energy, please come around this weekend so my
Speaker 2: garage out.
Speaker 1: It is just a mess.
Speaker 8: Why even bother?
Speaker 2: Why even mother? Come on at him? My three word Wednesday?
Speaker 2: No fresh underwear? Oh ah, yes, yeah, I'd offered three
Speaker 2: words back to you.
Speaker 1: Too much information.
Speaker 2: We do not need to know. The country does not
Speaker 2: need to know about your redg Grundies. By the way,
Speaker 2: poor old Reg Grundy a legend of TV broadcasting. His
Speaker 2: legacy is underwear unfortunate name. It's such a great slack term.
Speaker 2: Isn't it your wrench? It's the registery and grundy, it's
Speaker 2: dged grundies fish.
Speaker 1: And I've been for.
Speaker 2: Getting into my lawn treat for the last couple of
Speaker 2: days and now I'm paying the breezy price.
Speaker 1: Oh easy. So do we think it's a man, then
Speaker 1: there's breezy.
Speaker 11: If there's a breeze, flat undrum, isn't it when you're
Speaker 11: in that situation?
Speaker 8: Because I had this situation.
Speaker 9: One day last week?
Speaker 11: Do I either rewear appear from yesterday or do I
Speaker 11: go without undies for the doubt? And he's clearly gone
Speaker 11: without undies for the day.
Speaker 8: Did you consider going with that? Absolute? Christians just steering.
Speaker 2: I don't even want to get involved in this conversation
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Speaker 2: me my moodium. Wednesday, Christian survived on caffeine. It's all
Speaker 2: good from here. No more meetings this week? Worded Chris,
Speaker 2: how do you do that? Christian? Have you got food
Speaker 2: poisoning or is it relegation poising? I've said back off everyone.
Speaker 2: I could go back home at any moment.
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Speaker 2: Now, I have had food poison for the last couple
Speaker 2: of days, and if you ever had severe feod, poisoning
Speaker 2: is awful, but also your whole body gets inflamed, and
Speaker 2: so I think that's one.
Speaker 1: This morning.
Speaker 2: I'm also now and a lot of I put my
Speaker 2: back out and the word that I was feeding the
Speaker 2: cat this morning, and I just bent down to feed
Speaker 2: the bloody cat, Larry, at like five am, and I
Speaker 2: felt my back go straight away. I had to actually
Speaker 2: take a knee, grabbed the kitchen top and claw my
Speaker 2: way out. And that cat didn't even look in my
Speaker 2: distress way, eyes down, nosing, that moth like he hadn't
Speaker 2: been fed in like twelve hours ago. Larry, you are
Speaker 2: not a man's best friend, Larry. I'm struggling here, straining,
Speaker 2: training to claw back up to the upright position and
Speaker 2: then slowly make a way to try and find some painkillers.
Speaker 2: My god, I know just too much on The Uber
Speaker 2: driver had to help me out the car this morning.
Speaker 8: Did you have to ask him to help you or did.
Speaker 2: He I just it was clear that he went, you're right, man,
Speaker 2: I went, I actually got my back this morning.
Speaker 1: He went let me come and just help get.
Speaker 2: The bag out, which is a polite way to a man,
Speaker 2: you know, to say I'll.
Speaker 1: Help you get out as well. That's a very calm,
Speaker 1: which is a great start today, Just a great.
Speaker 2: Start sliding out of a Toyota cab Wenesday winning.
Speaker 1: Well, welcome to show it.
Speaker 2: All, right, So what I want to do this morning
Speaker 2: is and I want to take an inventory of all
Speaker 2: of our listeners right now. I'm willing to bet that
Speaker 2: quite a few of our listeners are injured right now.
Speaker 2: And I want to know how you've done it, because
Speaker 2: actually you don't have to be doing anything too strenuous
Speaker 2: these days to injure yourself. It can be something quite minor,
Speaker 2: like feeding the cat. I've fed that cat thousands of times.
Speaker 2: Why this morning? Ping the back's gone and you feel
Speaker 2: that immediately like lock.
Speaker 1: Up and you're like a physio section. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 1: is the time in the effort. It's just like it's
Speaker 1: like it's worse than the pain.
Speaker 2: It's the thought of all future time and efforts and
Speaker 2: the physio fees. Oh I got all of that, and
Speaker 2: not just that's when you've hurt your back and you
Speaker 2: go and to see them. They go, I'll just give
Speaker 2: you a couple of minutes. You need more time because
Speaker 2: you're back screwed. You can't get the old red grundies,
Speaker 2: and that you can't get them off easily. Why this
Speaker 2: is something I would like to do. And they've said, Tommy,
Speaker 2: don't don't do that in reception. Mister Connell, you're here
Speaker 2: for your shoulder. We've told you about getting stripped down
Speaker 2: in reception. It isn't a good look scaring people.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: I injured right now, and how have you hurt yourself?
Speaker 2: Trouble is he has and pants are roughly of a
Speaker 2: similar vintage. Our team are a little bit younger. And
Speaker 2: I said to producer Caitlin, can you get me the
Speaker 2: Quincy MD theme tune?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 2: And she looked at me like I was speaking an
Speaker 2: alien language. If you know, you know what a great
Speaker 2: TV show this was with the one and only Jack Klugman.
Speaker 1: Just I love Quincy MD.
Speaker 8: It even sounds ancient.
Speaker 1: Doesn't get out of me? Come on classic show QUINCYMD. Christian.
Speaker 2: I hurt two fingers last night attempting to pick up
Speaker 2: a microwave bowl of rice.
Speaker 1: I am injured, Christian.
Speaker 2: I'm desiccating my knee from Blake Nintendo.
Speaker 1: We fit over the weekends. We're injuring ourselves trying to
Speaker 1: get fits.
Speaker 8: I wonder if your little avatar hobbles around on the screen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she should have middle aged habatatsh.
Speaker 1: That's great, Christian.
Speaker 2: I was doing a meet and greet the airport yesterday
Speaker 2: and just standing there with someone's name, and I've done
Speaker 2: my miniscus standing there. Gotta love old age that comes
Speaker 2: from Deborah, Christian.
Speaker 1: This is on Carl who came a runner up in
Speaker 1: the Early morning time Waster. Christian.
Speaker 2: That sign a modium is going straight to the ballroom.
Speaker 2: All right, why are you injured? How have you hurt yourself?
Speaker 2: Thirteen fifty five twenty two, Leanne, good morning, welcome to
Speaker 2: the show.
Speaker 15: Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 1: Oh good, bless you? Were you just sneezing or coughing?
Speaker 10: There?
Speaker 4: Leanne?
Speaker 15: No, I'm loving, oh good?
Speaker 1: Sorry, all right, good now, it's good to ever just
Speaker 1: that noise.
Speaker 2: I don't hear it very often during the show, so
Speaker 2: it's lovely just to no, no, no, thank you, no
Speaker 2: no no.
Speaker 1: It's lovely to fill that. And now Leanne what's up with.
Speaker 15: You, Christian? It's terrible. I turned fifty seven last Monday,
Speaker 15: so I'm all, well.
Speaker 1: Happy birthday. First of all, belated, happy.
Speaker 15: Birthday, thank you. So I'm already feeling down and out
Speaker 15: at turning fifty seven. And then on Friday, I'm sitting
Speaker 15: at work on my chair which is on wheels, and
Speaker 15: I pushed my chair away from the disk and did
Speaker 15: my entire back. I am now seeing a chiropractor. I
Speaker 15: have heat packs, coal packs, everything going on. I can't
Speaker 15: say my neck when I'm driving or from pushing your
Speaker 15: chair out from my desk.
Speaker 1: My god, you've really wrecked yourself.
Speaker 16: What's a go with that?
Speaker 15: Seven was terrible for me.
Speaker 1: No, that's not that old. I mean that, you poor thing.
Speaker 1: You must be an ancony every Christians.
Speaker 2: It feels like you did one of those moves you
Speaker 2: know you see on that what's that Pilate's bed of torch.
Speaker 1: They got the recliner or the reformer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what you turned your office into one of those,
Speaker 2: and you is so dangerous.
Speaker 1: Those slightly chairs.
Speaker 8: From wheelchair to wheelchair. Really that's something.
Speaker 2: It's something. Yeah, all right, Leanne, thank you very much
Speaker 2: for giving us a call. Do you know what Yanna
Speaker 2: going to send you a signed pack of pain killers?
Speaker 8: What are you going for.
Speaker 2: With a sign pack up, Barca, I'm really getting in
Speaker 2: the idea now of I'm sending this list sign.
Speaker 1: Health going to help a little bit.
Speaker 2: You know, it's like Champagne, always seen that Brocca healthy. Yeah, Leanne,
Speaker 2: lovely to hear from you. Thanks for chewing us up.
Speaker 2: Have a good day. Have you feel better as well?
Speaker 8: Thank you? Hell, good day, thank you?
Speaker 1: Who we got here now? Karina?
Speaker 2: Hello Christian, Good morning, Karina, welcome to the show.
Speaker 1: How have you hurt yourself?
Speaker 16: Well?
Speaker 12: Last night I was doing some late night vacuuming and
Speaker 12: didn't realize I actually left the vacuum out, So I
Speaker 12: tripped over my vacuum last night and I'll possibly have
Speaker 12: a broken toe.
Speaker 1: Oh no, oh god, that's what a pain? Does it really?
Speaker 12: I know it is swollen and I've tacked it up,
Speaker 12: but I'm not going to look at it today because
Speaker 12: it's just going to give me anxiety. So unfortunately, I
Speaker 12: won't be doing much day at work by sitting down
Speaker 12: and making orders for everyone to bring my lunch today
Speaker 12: because I won't be getting up at all that's great.
Speaker 2: So basically it's that great adult thing of I will
Speaker 2: process and deal with that later.
Speaker 17: That's right.
Speaker 2: And you can't even kick it down. You can't even
Speaker 2: kick it down the road because you've hurt your toes.
Speaker 12: No, I can't. So thankfully it's my left toe and
Speaker 12: not my right foot, because otherwise, all right, be driving
Speaker 12: it all and my poor husband will have to take
Speaker 12: me to work as well this morning.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you very much to call the show. You
Speaker 2: how you feel better soon? Thank you, Christian, take care,
Speaker 2: have a good day, thanks for calling.
Speaker 15: Thank you.
Speaker 1: And Mark, how have you injured yourself? Mark? Welcome to
Speaker 1: the show?
Speaker 3: Oh, good morning, how are you?
Speaker 8: Hell? I?
Speaker 1: Where do I start? My back? Feed the cat? Mark?
Speaker 1: Coming a bit of a bit of a mess today, Mark.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, I heard my back getting out of the
Speaker 3: shower and drying myself and getting ready for work and
Speaker 3: put the socks on, sprint down the slips, caught myself
Speaker 3: a job the back and got up this morning WAF
Speaker 3: said get it out of brea. No, you've got to work.
Speaker 3: You can't have any more days off. And so yeah,
Speaker 3: this morning I had to sit down on a toilet
Speaker 3: just to pook the underwear.
Speaker 2: Mark, it's a terrible way when you hurt you back
Speaker 2: to start the day like that, and even just getting
Speaker 2: changed to get out the door feels like too much work.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know I heard the pop a cup oxy
Speaker 3: or two you could have spawned just like an move.
Speaker 2: Yes, well listen, Mark, I hope you're write a work
Speaker 2: today thanks to Corn The Show.
Speaker 4: Christian Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 2: We need your help to save Australian pubs. The bad news.
Speaker 2: First of all, in the last twenty years there's been
Speaker 2: a drop, a decline in sixty percent, sixty percent of
Speaker 2: the number of pubs here in Australia. And the reason
Speaker 2: is we're not getting around each other in front of
Speaker 2: each other as much as we used to. We're not
Speaker 2: going to the local pubs as much as we used to.
Speaker 2: We all know why we're built now. We build a
Speaker 2: life of convenience, staying at home. We're drinking indoors. We're
Speaker 2: not going to the pub, getting around our friends in
Speaker 2: a pub. When you think about it, isn't just that
Speaker 2: building on the corner. It's the front room of a community.
Speaker 2: It's the place where I had my first date with
Speaker 2: my wife. You know, it's where you go and celebrate
Speaker 2: good news. It's where you get around your mates meen
Speaker 2: they've had bad news. It's where you go for no
Speaker 2: good reason and have one of those lost evenings or
Speaker 2: afternoons when you think about some of your favorite mates,
Speaker 2: your times with your mates. I bet there are pubs involved,
Speaker 2: and I think it's really heartbreaking that actually they're falling
Speaker 2: by the wayside. These are places of community, of getting
Speaker 2: together and that is in decline, which is why we
Speaker 2: need your help to do something about that. We're launching
Speaker 2: something called Save our Pub. We want you to tell
Speaker 2: us about your local pub. You might not even been
Speaker 2: into it in a while, it's forgotten about what it's
Speaker 2: like in there. Let us know about your local pub
Speaker 2: because a couple of months ago we were talking about
Speaker 2: this and four X heard about it and they've now
Speaker 2: joined us campaign Save our Pub, which means, with their backing,
Speaker 2: is that five pubs are going to get five thousand
Speaker 2: dollars each. So we really are serious about doing something
Speaker 2: about it. And I think the really good news is
Speaker 2: I think even just my talking about your local pub,
Speaker 2: there are a lot of people listening right now. Maybe
Speaker 2: might change your behavior this weekend or Friday, or Saturday
Speaker 2: night or Sunday afternoon. Go into your local pub, even
Speaker 2: if you haven't been there for a while.
Speaker 1: Doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: Go back in then, just reminded what it's like to
Speaker 2: actually get around each other and share a beer.
Speaker 1: So tell us about your local pub.
Speaker 2: You might even be thinking of a local pub right
Speaker 2: now near you, or even one that used to live
Speaker 2: near that could do with a liquor paint or a
Speaker 2: new dark board. Five thousand dollars to these five pubs
Speaker 2: is a lot of money right now. Give me a call.
Speaker 2: Thirteen fifty five twenty two. We need your help to
Speaker 2: save our pub.
Speaker 10: Went to well local we'en going to bars.
Speaker 8: And laces e eighteenth There it's where we.
Speaker 2: Amus being better days in needa loqual pace.
Speaker 1: We need to help this joint on.
Speaker 8: Me in all our mates. It's anyboy say a Christian?
Speaker 1: Please save al pup.
Speaker 5: He's anyboy gonna say Alma Christian?
Speaker 4: Please say Alma Christian. O'Connell show go on podcast.
Speaker 2: We are now on a mission and we need your
Speaker 2: help to save the Australian pubs. In the last twenty years,
Speaker 2: sixty of Australian pubs have gone. That is a big
Speaker 2: dent to a community. We want to do something about that.
Speaker 2: With your help, save our pub. Tell us about your
Speaker 2: local pub. Five pups are gonna get five thousand dollars each,
Speaker 2: all thanks to four X who joined forces with us
Speaker 2: to save your pubs.
Speaker 1: Tell us about your local pub.
Speaker 2: Oh four seven five O three four three seven three
Speaker 2: one o four three and you can give us a
Speaker 2: call thirteen fifty five twenty two. That's take some calls,
Speaker 2: same Christian, Please Jason, Good morning Jason. Tell us about
Speaker 2: your local pub. Good morning mate, goody mate.
Speaker 18: We've got the Sir Charles Hartamin Brown straight in Geelong,
Speaker 18: a great little old school pub, no frills, but Chris
Speaker 18: and Rach in there. They're just cracking people. They get
Speaker 18: behind the local community if something's down, they like to
Speaker 18: organize something and get it up and a lot of
Speaker 18: people go there to that sort of support. As I said,
Speaker 18: it's a no frills venue and those are the best
Speaker 18: ones with a lot of the the shiny over lip
Speaker 18: bars where you know that's not a pub.
Speaker 2: The pub have frills, it's just it's just a little
Speaker 2: bit of wood and the toilets that probably are always drafty.
Speaker 2: There's broken windows, there's a shonky pool table as well.
Speaker 2: All it needs are some wood and some beer.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 15: That's all you need.
Speaker 4: There's a lock on after all that.
Speaker 2: I don't think there is any any Australian pubs now.
Speaker 2: We need to start going to Bunning to get some
Speaker 2: locks of the toilet doors of Australian pubs. And I said, Jason,
Speaker 2: these pubs, they are the heart of a community, aren't they.
Speaker 2: Like you know, the people that run them, they care
Speaker 2: about families that are doing it hard, which is why
Speaker 2: I really want us to really get behind the pubs
Speaker 2: of Australia.
Speaker 18: This one is, mate, that just different, one hundred percent
Speaker 18: genuine pub like that, brilliant.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Jason, thanks for listen. No good
Speaker 1: on you. Good bye all right, Jody, Good morning Jody.
Speaker 7: Hi Christian, how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good. Welcome to save our puber HQ. Tell us
Speaker 2: about your local pub, Jody, where is it mate?
Speaker 17: Okay?
Speaker 7: So our local pub is in Blainey. It's called the Royal.
Speaker 7: We've had baby showers twenty first eight. We've actually got
Speaker 7: a thirteenth on Saturday. Being country pub, it's a little
Speaker 7: bit run down kitchen needs a revamp. Ye, and it
Speaker 7: is the best pub you're always feel welcome.
Speaker 1: Oh that is amazing.
Speaker 2: And you got like you've got shared history with these
Speaker 2: places like all the things you just went down there.
Speaker 2: So many life moments are set in these places.
Speaker 1: Aren't they.
Speaker 7: Yes, definitely, definitely, definitely our pub. And Linda could do
Speaker 7: with a bit of help to revamp it just a
Speaker 7: little bit.
Speaker 1: Yep, lick a painted in a few places. Yeah, yep.
Speaker 2: All right, Thank you so much Jody for telling us
Speaker 2: about the Royal. Thank you very much.
Speaker 7: Thank you. Have a good day.
Speaker 4: Christian, and you the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Your local pub, tell us about it, Christian. The pub
Speaker 2: you were talking about the sort the heart of a
Speaker 2: community is for me the Logan Pub center of nowhere.
Speaker 2: But on a Friday night it is crammed with kids, families,
Speaker 2: friends getting together having a fun night. It is alive
Speaker 2: with energy, hum great mills, the host Keith and Rosy
Speaker 2: have been there forever. They could do with some new tables. Yeah,
Speaker 2: lot as old pubs. I've always done. None of them
Speaker 2: on a level, are they. No, you really need we
Speaker 2: need to do a campaign to actually save the table legs.
Speaker 1: They're all Wonky.
Speaker 2: I've never been into a level Australian pub since moved
Speaker 2: to eight years ago.
Speaker 4: Today.
Speaker 8: It's because it's the best use for coasters table.
Speaker 2: It's not for your drink, it's for the table legs
Speaker 2: Keith and Rosey then at the Logan could do with
Speaker 2: the liquor paint as well.
Speaker 1: Please consider the Logan Pub. Tony.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much about telling us about your local pub. So,
Speaker 2: if you just tuned in, we want to save the
Speaker 2: Australian pub. They are dying out and they're worth fighting.
Speaker 2: For the last twenty years, over sixty percent of local
Speaker 2: pubs have gone and they're not coming back, which is
Speaker 2: why we need your help save our pub SA, save your.
Speaker 1: Mary. Tell us about your local pub.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Mary, welcome to the show.
Speaker 13: Good morning Christian.
Speaker 3: How are you.
Speaker 1: I'm good now listening to your show.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Mary, thanks according in and giving
Speaker 2: the show a go. Now tell us about your local pub.
Speaker 13: Well, I grew up in Ultimo in the city. I'm
Speaker 13: sixty three now. We used to always go to the
Speaker 13: Glasgow Arms Hotel where they run family outings and done
Speaker 13: all a lot of things. A lot of my uncles
Speaker 13: and all that went there any of the Wakes in
Speaker 13: the family, we always ended up back at the Glasgow Arms.
Speaker 13: The family the Ultimo Reunion is held every year and
Speaker 13: after the hall we go back to the Glasgow Arms Hotel.
Speaker 13: It's a really nice, friendly atmosphere. They are I think
Speaker 13: they need a little bit of workover.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 13: I'm sixty three now and I remember going there as
Speaker 13: a little kid and it's a.
Speaker 3: Really good place.
Speaker 1: Brilliant.
Speaker 2: Well, this is exactly what we're looking for. Mary, thank
Speaker 2: you very much telling us about the glass Go So
Speaker 2: it's the Glasgow Arms Hotel, isn't it.
Speaker 13: The gust Go Arms in Bora Road?
Speaker 1: Gotcha, Mary, thank you very much. Have a good day.
Speaker 13: Thank you, and have a good day and enjoy the rest.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I enjoyed the day and the rest. You know, there's
Speaker 2: always that a little bit at the end of the day.
Speaker 1: Enjoy that.
Speaker 2: Kerry as what she was calling from the pub and Kerry,
Speaker 2: good morning, Kerry.
Speaker 17: Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 3: How are you.
Speaker 1: I'm good? Welcome to save our pub, HQ. Tell us
Speaker 1: about your local pub, Okay.
Speaker 17: The Hopes and Community Hotel. Not is that I need
Speaker 17: the local It is the only pub in town. The
Speaker 17: dining room could do with a revamp. It has been
Speaker 17: the same dining room forever. Like if I looked at
Speaker 17: photos from my aunties and uncle's anniversaries, that looks the same.
Speaker 1: Nothing's changed.
Speaker 16: Nothing's changed.
Speaker 1: They've changed, but the backdrop hasn't.
Speaker 17: No, that's right. The publican's changed hands because it's a
Speaker 17: community hotel. At the moment, Steve's got it. He's come
Speaker 17: back home to his hometown.
Speaker 16: It's doing a great job.
Speaker 17: It is the center of the community. Everything's there. That
Speaker 17: Lioness go there, the Probers Club goes there, you name it.
Speaker 17: That's where they meet.
Speaker 1: These are meeting places, aren't they. They're really important.
Speaker 17: And not only is it just for locals, but because
Speaker 17: there's a free camping ground at the wonderful lake down there,
Speaker 17: you've got all these people that come to camp to
Speaker 17: do the Silo trails as well.
Speaker 2: All right, amazing. So it's a really important spot that
Speaker 2: needs and he's fighting for it.
Speaker 17: Does it's worth fighting for now that it's the only one.
Speaker 2: All right, this is what we're doing this Carrie, Thank
Speaker 2: you so much about telling us about them as well.
Speaker 2: All Right, have a good day and the rest we're
Speaker 2: on a mission. Now we need your help. The place
Speaker 2: to go now is the Gold or website dot com
Speaker 2: dot au. Can tell us all about your local pub
Speaker 2: and why it could really do with the five thousand
Speaker 2: dollar So it's five pubs are getting five thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Just have this message one of the big cheeses at
Speaker 2: four X.
Speaker 10: Hey good a Christian Paddy here from four X. Honestly,
Speaker 10: it's great listening to people talk about their locals. We
Speaker 10: sometimes forget how important pubs really are until you hear
Speaker 10: how much they.
Speaker 4: Mean to people.
Speaker 10: For me personally, some of my best catch ups with mates,
Speaker 10: family celebrations, even random memories have all started at the pub.
Speaker 10: And it's more than just having a beer. It's where
Speaker 10: people connect. It really resonates with us here at four X.
Speaker 10: Supporting pubs in the communities is something that we genuinely
Speaker 10: care about and we'd love to jump on board and
Speaker 10: support however we can.
Speaker 1: Good on.
Speaker 10: You're forgetting the conversation going, mate, We're really excited to
Speaker 10: be involved.
Speaker 1: Cheers, Thank you, cheers Bat Paddy.
Speaker 2: All right, head to Thegold Website dot com dot au.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: It is time for this week.
Speaker 15: Believe it or not?
Speaker 8: What a beyonds? You gotta be justhing me? Were you
Speaker 8: with Cheryl who married a Hun? Who was with the
Speaker 8: Cheryl who married a Hunt?
Speaker 7: As well?
Speaker 2: Every Wednesday we get the most amazing stories of Cohencion.
Speaker 1: And Sun Chance. What are the odds making crumpet?
Speaker 14: Last week?
Speaker 12: In a two slice toaster the crumpet popped up, slipped
Speaker 12: twice in the air, and landed in the second flight.
Speaker 18: I was up on the.
Speaker 6: Gold Coast and I just jumped in a taxi and
Speaker 6: started talking to the taxi driver about my very small
Speaker 6: hometown in country New South Wales. And it turns out
Speaker 6: forty years earlier, the cab driver and my dad worked
Speaker 6: together and shared a health.
Speaker 17: I have two daughters.
Speaker 7: Mother's Day weekend last year, my older daughter rushed to hospital,
Speaker 7: had to have her.
Speaker 3: Gall bladder out.
Speaker 17: This Mother's Day weekend, my youngest daughter rushed to hospital,
Speaker 17: had to have a gall bladder out.
Speaker 2: Christian matcha My surprise when I turned the radio on
Speaker 2: twenty minutes ago and my own grandmother is on your
Speaker 2: show at that time talking about the Royal Pub. Blame
Speaker 2: me another vote for that pub? And what are the
Speaker 2: pub odds?
Speaker 1: We got? Beth on the line.
Speaker 2: Now, good morning, Beth, Hey mate, how are you? I'm
Speaker 2: good at Beth. What is your story for us this morning?
Speaker 16: Well about ten years ago, I was with a group
Speaker 16: of mates at Mount Bolla and I was at the
Speaker 16: top of her with one of my friends who let
Speaker 16: go of her snowboard and it sailed down the run,
Speaker 16: so we lost it.
Speaker 2: I never heard I've never heard of that anim into
Speaker 2: ski resorts. I've never just seen a riderless snowboard or
Speaker 2: just ski's just coming down with no human.
Speaker 16: So then anyway, we went out for lunch later on
Speaker 16: court of the day and was just looking through my
Speaker 16: Instagram and another mate, independent of that friendship group, was
Speaker 16: at Mount Bulow with his friends and one of them
Speaker 16: had gone to the toilet offer run and found a
Speaker 16: snowboard and shared it say, we just found a free snowboard.
Speaker 16: So I got in contact with him and we reunited
Speaker 16: her with their snow board at bottom.
Speaker 1: Of the What are the snow.
Speaker 2: What a story. That's incredible, Beth, great one, Thank you
Speaker 2: very much. Carning see Justin's email me one here Christian.
Speaker 2: When we were teenagers, my brother and I had a
Speaker 2: big group of friends always went to the same summer camp,
Speaker 2: but this year my brother and I decided mix things
Speaker 2: up and head to camp in Byron Bay.
Speaker 1: Mixed up.
Speaker 2: Since the camp wasn't till early January, we figured out,
Speaker 2: as much as we'll turn it into full road trip
Speaker 2: and celebrate New Year's in surface Paradise. One evening, we're
Speaker 2: actually strolling down the main stripping surface soaking up. The
Speaker 2: vibes went out of nowhere. Bab it's mum and dad.
Speaker 2: Oh blocked vibe curee live care well, No way like
Speaker 2: noe vibe, Hi vibe, high vibe. Oh vibes raised weather warning,
Speaker 2: high vibes, expective cloudy with the chance of vibeballs?
Speaker 1: Are you?
Speaker 8: Are you saying because you're still trying to go to
Speaker 8: Japan with your daughter?
Speaker 2: Crushed her trip, Christian, no morning, no planning, no idea
Speaker 2: even there. Apparently we all had exactly the same travel idea.
Speaker 1: What are the odds? Justin? There's no odds here. They knew.
Speaker 1: Come on, justin, bless you.
Speaker 2: You're now an adult and you still think this is
Speaker 2: a cutesy story about coincidence and chance. They've been tracking you. Justin,
Speaker 2: they were tracking you. All right, we'll take a quick break.
Speaker 2: When we come back, we're backing more of your stories
Speaker 2: What Are the Odds?
Speaker 4: Christian Connor Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Right now, some more great stories on this week's What
Speaker 2: Are the Odds? Every Wednesday, your stories of coincidence and chance. David,
Speaker 2: Good morning, David, welcome for a show.
Speaker 5: In Christian great show than years ago. We were on
Speaker 5: a going to do a river cruise, but it was canceled,
Speaker 5: so we ended up on the Mediterranean where we met
Speaker 5: some other Aussies and the elderly couple turned out they
Speaker 5: had lived in the same street that my wife had
Speaker 5: lived in as a little baby girl, and that they
Speaker 5: had actually he nursed her fifty years before.
Speaker 1: What that's incredible.
Speaker 5: So the lady said, at the end of the cruise,
Speaker 5: can I give you a hug for the second time?
Speaker 1: Now, David, you're not the only one telling this story.
Speaker 1: Fells out.
Speaker 2: We're suddenly at the front row of a ventriloquist act
Speaker 2: tackling on the radio. Is that is that the wife
Speaker 2: in the background. Yes, we've never had a kind of
Speaker 2: a double act telling the story together.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's a new thing we do on the show,
Speaker 1: isn't hers?
Speaker 8: My Pine always does that dinner.
Speaker 1: I know you're telling it wrong, the lot.
Speaker 14: Of very child that we have to cut that out.
Speaker 1: But what an incredible story.
Speaker 17: Yes, it was amazing.
Speaker 15: It was amazing, and it was more amazing.
Speaker 16: Sitting there with six people.
Speaker 15: And the husband of the lady said, oh, yeah, I
Speaker 15: remember your farre he.
Speaker 17: Was he was silly as a wheeling.
Speaker 16: Your mother was weird.
Speaker 2: You too, should have your own podcast, he said. She said,
Speaker 2: this is fantastic. I just love everything about you too.
Speaker 2: You too, call the show whenever you want.
Speaker 13: Okay, I'll have to go through the rest of our
Speaker 13: list of stories.
Speaker 1: Please do, please do. We got hundreds of more hours
Speaker 1: to go.
Speaker 2: Don't worry here every day Monday to Friday, six or ten.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you very much for give us a
Speaker 2: called take care.
Speaker 1: Thank you by bye.
Speaker 2: Do you know maybe tomorrow we're trying to get couples
Speaker 2: on to tell the story together.
Speaker 1: I love to start practicing your stories today.
Speaker 2: It's like being out, you know with a couple where
Speaker 2: they just start no, no, only you're doing it wrong
Speaker 2: or something that they just start going at the same time.
Speaker 2: It's like two rival plays taking off on the on
Speaker 2: same one runway.
Speaker 1: Love that Kate Good morning Kate, Good morning Christian. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get to Tensil Town Tinlown.
Speaker 14: I was at a new ye's party and some friends
Speaker 14: thought it'd be fun to put some tentsal around the
Speaker 14: tackle and we have been a nurse. I with my
Speaker 14: trust in surgical seateds out and removed that to the
Speaker 14: young man. Fast forward about eight years I was working
Speaker 14: at one of the Melbourne hospitals and this young gentleman
Speaker 14: ran up to me with a big hug. It was
Speaker 14: Tinsel Boy and he'd become a nurse because I had
Speaker 14: safety's tackle.
Speaker 1: Wow, what a legacy, what an origin story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's quite a superhero one, isn't it? Old Tensi Boy.
Speaker 8: That was the minute I knew.
Speaker 1: How do you get that name? You don't want to
Speaker 1: know about? It's not PG.
Speaker 8: Yes, why did you become a nurse?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 2: Yes, hilarious tintl tackle Kate, incredible story, bizarre. It was
Speaker 2: all right, Kate, thank you very much for give us achool.
Speaker 2: Have a good day.
Speaker 4: Thanks, Christian, Fight, Christian O'Connell show, podcast.
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Speaker 2: This morning, we launched our new mission save our pub
Speaker 2: Five pubs that you tell us about are gonna win
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Speaker 2: Head to the Gold website dot com dot au or
Speaker 2: thanks to four x the pub is calling somewhere between
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