Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to The Christian O'Connell show podcast showtime.
Speaker 2: It's just regular for us. They'd ever ruin their pub
Speaker 2: for lunch.
Speaker 3: Go Team Australia.
Speaker 4: Com hom hom, I like smelling a damp dog by
Speaker 4: the fire.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show. Gold one oh four point three
Speaker 1: so one one hundred and sixty four.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Patsy morning, Good morning Jack, morning, guys so fresh.
Speaker 4: Olympic wins gold, gold and silver in the pool.
Speaker 2: Yes, in the two hundred meter freestyle final pass.
Speaker 3: You're very impressive to get that in the news. Literally
Speaker 3: seconds after it happened.
Speaker 4: We were watching it, Patsy, and it wrapped and then
Speaker 4: you begun the news. We were wondering whether you be
Speaker 4: because obviously you weren't reading it from the Herald Sun.
Speaker 4: They were quite updated the copy and great to know
Speaker 4: that you do have freedom of speech sometimes do in
Speaker 4: the news. She's just made quick cool to murder check.
Speaker 4: How did I say that?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: It's invested interest here. Need to till it for six
Speaker 4: thirty to let these proles his mouth breathers know how
Speaker 4: to do it. Uncle group, she calls him.
Speaker 3: But congratulations to Australia and so it's silver and gold,
Speaker 3: silver and gold, and predicted your yes.
Speaker 4: The king, the King of the lock in so Real.
Speaker 4: What did you say yesterday with your predictions?
Speaker 6: I said we would go one and two for the
Speaker 6: first time ever since two thousand and four, which we did.
Speaker 6: And I said Morio Callahan would beat the favorite Arianne
Speaker 6: Titmas did.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I did anyone else watch the skateboarding yesterday?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: No, I watched it right, and I watched about at
Speaker 4: least twenty five of these young kids. All of them
Speaker 4: went up and they're ass.
Speaker 3: Why are they why?
Speaker 4: Why? Why they were so bad? Listen, kids, Yeah, go
Speaker 4: get mom and dad, okay, because you can't do it.
Speaker 4: Our past just all crap. I didn't see anyone with something.
Speaker 4: Oh no, it's a skate park.
Speaker 2: It's put like that sline on the rams, you reckon
Speaker 2: the old French.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: I saw the Australian, the teenager at fourteen years old,
Speaker 3: come off the board on her first attempt at a trick.
Speaker 3: And then I guess I check.
Speaker 4: I watched at least twenty more not choking table, all
Speaker 4: doing the same thing, all full on their asses, thinking
Speaker 4: you could have done this at my coal's in high
Speaker 4: I see these kids doing this every single day, falling
Speaker 4: on their houses.
Speaker 3: As a former skateboarder, I can tell you it's hard
Speaker 3: to stay on that board.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but job, that's you got one job, stay on
Speaker 4: the board.
Speaker 3: I didn't try to go to the Olympics.
Speaker 4: All of them. I've fallen off yesterday. I don't know when
Speaker 4: anyone else saw it and saw Did anyone else watch
Speaker 4: much of the Olympics yesterday, Patsy, Do you see any
Speaker 4: during the day?
Speaker 2: Good to see any yesterday?
Speaker 3: I watched the flip side of people falling her everywhere.
Speaker 3: I watched the gymnastics, sim own bars.
Speaker 4: Oh my, that's watching this Netflix documentary about her teasion.
Speaker 3: And perfection, Like you can't believe human, isn't it.
Speaker 4: How do they do that thing where they flip around
Speaker 4: in the air and land like a cat? I think
Speaker 4: it's cool. The move is called But she is beautiful
Speaker 4: to watch.
Speaker 3: Isn't it. Bank We were watching the one where she's
Speaker 3: on the beam, and Bianka said, the idea of this
Speaker 3: one is to make it so seamless that it doesn't
Speaker 3: look like they're balancing at all, that they could just
Speaker 3: be doing this on the floor and it does it
Speaker 3: looks so perfect, and Bank goes and look at her
Speaker 3: legs so.
Speaker 4: Strong, but they are. It's incredible. I tell you what
Speaker 4: my favorite part of watching Jimmy Asti says, you know
Speaker 4: when they jump off that beam and they have to land,
Speaker 4: don't they that landing? And it's because they could have
Speaker 4: done like perfect, perfect, perfect perfect, and then they did it.
Speaker 4: They flip in the air and then they just land
Speaker 4: and then that foot just goes aside. You go shout
Speaker 4: the bed as.
Speaker 3: Lay people, that's on the cow. That's the only thing
Speaker 3: we know how to score.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's going to regret that, going to regret that stack,
Speaker 4: the landing.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: With the Games in Paris, a lot of it made
Speaker 4: how they were encouraging the triathletes to go for a
Speaker 4: night swim in that turd infested river, the Saine. Okay,
Speaker 4: and I've been in Paris. It's the same as the
Speaker 4: Thames as well. The Thames has had centuries of British
Speaker 4: people in londoners emptying their guts into that river. You
Speaker 4: don't if you've ever been too London, you don't take
Speaker 4: any photos of the Thames. Okay, take it across the Thames,
Speaker 4: maybe at a big bend or the town of London,
Speaker 4: but you're not not showing anyone any photos of that.
Speaker 4: Same as the Saine. It is a murky, pooey colored river.
Speaker 3: I guess five six hundred years ago whenever they invented series,
Speaker 3: there was probably like two hundred people in the city
Speaker 3: and a few turds can go in there.
Speaker 4: In London it's up to twelve million. That's a lot
Speaker 4: of PLoP going in there. Okay, you don't swim in there.
Speaker 4: So they spent the French spent one point five billion
Speaker 4: clearing out the centuries of French turds. And if you
Speaker 4: look at that French diet, kroc kombus and snails, that's
Speaker 4: going to be some smelly old stuff in that scene.
Speaker 4: So anyway, yesterday there was some official again going sadly
Speaker 4: they had to cancel these sane swimming open or swimming
Speaker 4: for the triathletes because they've found traces of wait for it,
Speaker 4: E coli, E coli. Very bad news, very bad news,
Speaker 4: especially when you spent one point five beer. How do
Speaker 4: you even clear out a big ring of what's in there?
Speaker 4: Is it someone with a big net underneath it? Dragging
Speaker 4: it along repeatedly, how are you get how do you
Speaker 4: actually clear out the saying one point five billion?
Speaker 3: And how many days until they do the open water swim?
Speaker 3: Because they can they still go in.
Speaker 4: But they were meant to be doing it yesterday they've
Speaker 4: they've canceled the trianthon on sort of swimming in there
Speaker 4: for the second day running because they've found traces of E. Coli.
Speaker 4: Whoever that French company is that said, don't you worry
Speaker 4: about it and this will only cost you. We've crunched
Speaker 4: the numbers, mates rates one point five billion?
Speaker 3: Did you say? A week before the Olympics started, the
Speaker 3: Mayor of Paris went for a swim in the.
Speaker 4: River since it is currently decomposing in that river.
Speaker 3: There's footage of her going into the river and she's
Speaker 3: grimacing as she's going the water, doing that sort of
Speaker 3: dog paddle. You don't want to that is really it's
Speaker 3: good to go.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's taking one for the country. And now Jack's
Speaker 4: seventy five hard How was it yesterday? Monday?
Speaker 3: Is a tough day, hardest day yesterday that we've had
Speaker 3: since one and a half weeks into this challenge where
Speaker 3: we've got to do two workouts a day because the
Speaker 3: Yankees now got sick from Gordy being sick on the weekend.
Speaker 3: But we still have to do the bare minimum, which
Speaker 3: is at least a forty five minute walk. And then
Speaker 3: she jumped on the exercise bike.
Speaker 2: Is committed, get a Hall pass.
Speaker 3: If you crook, you got you can't take any days
Speaker 3: off start.
Speaker 4: What happens if you do? Have you got to start against?
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you want to do the challenge, but you've
Speaker 3: got to start again. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And he's telling what you do, you just keep it quiet.
Speaker 4: You don't bother anyone with the truth.
Speaker 3: He says, how I live my life. He says, if
Speaker 3: you cheat yourself, you'll be able to you. You won't
Speaker 3: be able to forgive yourself because you haven't done it properly.
Speaker 4: And he says, people, if it's seventy two hard, or
Speaker 4: maybe even sixteen hard, that's hard.
Speaker 3: He said, he's met people who's done it four or five,
Speaker 3: sometimes eight times. They've tried to do it and had
Speaker 3: to start again from the start and go all the
Speaker 3: way through. We're committed to doing it only once and
Speaker 3: once and done.
Speaker 4: Okay, So what did you do yesterday? You did the
Speaker 4: evening walk in a work.
Speaker 3: So we did the walk and then we did I
Speaker 3: did pilates yesterday.
Speaker 4: Doesn't get any It doesn't get any harder anything where
Speaker 4: I mean thinking a lot about why you're so committed
Speaker 4: pilarates and then haven't done it myself. It's essentially exercises
Speaker 4: on or around a bed. They called the recumbents. She
Speaker 4: called it what you want.
Speaker 3: It's a bed exercise from the line down.
Speaker 4: I've cracked it. That's why you're doing it.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 4: Podcast Tuesday Morning. Hell's your Monday yesterday? Are you a
Speaker 4: Monday winner or loser? Let me know, Text me and
Speaker 4: tell us why which way? Monday winner or loser? Four
Speaker 4: seventy five three one o four three Jackie Boy, are
Speaker 4: you winning or losing yesterday?
Speaker 3: A small loss for me yesterday as I went to
Speaker 3: Gordie's parents' day at his daycare. Actually that was a
Speaker 3: win to see a gift.
Speaker 4: For two year olds talking about how he is in
Speaker 4: the sandpit potato printing. It's not pushy parents, and how
Speaker 4: is how's his French coming at the moment.
Speaker 3: In German and Japanese it was more a celebration not
Speaker 3: so much a parent teacher interview, although he did get
Speaker 3: his first report card a couple of weeks ago, which
Speaker 3: is things like he's active in the sand pit and
Speaker 3: he's really.
Speaker 4: How we talk about you? We go? How was he
Speaker 4: the sandpit today? Sam pit is a studio. Not that active,
Speaker 4: actually a little bit slow.
Speaker 3: No parents day is they've done a little card with
Speaker 3: their hand printed on it, and the teachers, well, yeah,
Speaker 3: essentially the than some adult and I love you mum
Speaker 3: and dud and there was you know, cakes and biscuits
Speaker 3: and stuff put out in it. All the first time
Speaker 3: parents to meet each other.
Speaker 2: Love those days because you.
Speaker 3: Never really meet the parents enough. You just bump into
Speaker 3: them as they come in and going. Two people, I
Speaker 3: went to school with your parents at the same day
Speaker 3: here and I didn't even know.
Speaker 4: Ye you get your swapp any phone numbers?
Speaker 3: Not that close? Yeah, just like a good.
Speaker 4: To day went from ten seconds lovely to meet everyone,
Speaker 4: But don't give me a phone number. Tune in if
Speaker 4: you want to hear from me.
Speaker 3: Actually you had to leave early because the part is
Speaker 3: I couldn't. The only the small loss was that everyone
Speaker 3: had put out cakes and Lamington's my actual favorite dessert.
Speaker 4: Because of this the afternoon as well.
Speaker 3: Seventy five hard. I'm not allowed to have any treats
Speaker 3: or cakes.
Speaker 4: I think you should be able to have like a
Speaker 4: couple of days of you because you're going to bind
Speaker 4: it off two.
Speaker 3: Workouts a day, but you got it's about it's the
Speaker 3: mental challenge of saying.
Speaker 4: You were in a coat. Now a codependent relationship with
Speaker 4: this nut job in America. He's probably never done seventy
Speaker 4: five every night ago suckers. Oh yeah, you got to
Speaker 4: you gotta start it again. Oh yeah, where's that written down?
Speaker 4: I don't know here and sharpie and he's write it down.
Speaker 4: Seventy five hard. Yeah, No, Lamington's No.
Speaker 1: Lamington's the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Patsy your Monday win or a loser.
Speaker 2: Definitely a loser. That hound of our ours. I swear
Speaker 2: to god.
Speaker 7: I got home yesterday, let him in and he run
Speaker 7: does zoomies down the hallway and jumps into our bed.
Speaker 7: Only I noticed on his back his stank. He absolutely wreaked,
Speaker 7: and I noticed on his back he had these patches
Speaker 7: of what I thought were mud, but he'd rolled in
Speaker 7: his own pooh.
Speaker 4: Essentially, no, listen, listen, you've got to understand. And the
Speaker 4: Olympics right now in a dressage that's the size what
Speaker 4: those humans are on. This is a dog.
Speaker 2: Horse, it's a pony.
Speaker 4: So if his back is covered it his back is
Speaker 4: a surface center of a twenty square foot.
Speaker 3: He'll be accidentally scraping it on the top of the door.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're gonna have to get the cart trounce right
Speaker 4: off the ceiling.
Speaker 2: Just disgusting all through our beds. I had to strip
Speaker 2: all the bed.
Speaker 4: Oh god, that is disgusting.
Speaker 5: Pats.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's like, no, naughty boy.
Speaker 4: Oh god, that is foul. What did 'en roll in it?
Speaker 4: Was it fox pool? Not?
Speaker 7: No, he's rolled in it. And they love being dirty.
Speaker 7: It's like we give him a beautiful fresh dish or
Speaker 7: a bucket actually of water each day because he's such
Speaker 7: a big dog, and he goes and drinks out of
Speaker 7: like the pond, which is all green and scaly.
Speaker 2: I don't understand as well.
Speaker 3: I feel like she doesn't like fresh water. She wants
Speaker 3: it to be colored horrible.
Speaker 4: If we take them to Paris and the river saying
Speaker 4: they get rid of those chomp, chomp, chomp, save save
Speaker 4: save one point five billion. Just get get out dogs
Speaker 4: down there down by the river bank of the saying
Speaker 4: they're chew up all those it all be gone.
Speaker 3: So did you have to clean him up? What are
Speaker 3: you hoes him down?
Speaker 8: Not yet?
Speaker 2: No, we take him up to the car wash because
Speaker 2: they have the dog wash.
Speaker 4: That's nice for other people, you know, doing their carmat
Speaker 4: Suddenly congestice or died congealed poop from a dog there?
Speaker 3: And what do you mean not yet? Is he's still
Speaker 3: roaming around the walling.
Speaker 2: I didn't have time.
Speaker 4: I didn't want to say anything when earlier perhaps you
Speaker 4: stank of like poop.
Speaker 2: It's not in the house, No, it won't be.
Speaker 4: There'd be like little nuggets that drop off the fur
Speaker 4: or peanuts and stuff like that. But he's still have
Speaker 4: it in his coat.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm going to have to put him in the
Speaker 2: car to get him too the car wash today at bathing.
Speaker 2: So I don't know how I'm going to do that.
Speaker 2: I might have to put like some spreadsheets in the bad.
Speaker 4: Patsy been roaming around wafting, going to roam.
Speaker 2: Dog is in his element.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but what about you human? Doesn't he sleep on
Speaker 4: the bed clean.
Speaker 2: He didn't know, not last night, not till he has
Speaker 2: a bar.
Speaker 4: Actually, I need your I think I need your advice, Patsy. Okay,
Speaker 4: we have in the pantry and my wife's having a
Speaker 4: nightmare the last two days. There's a weavil infestation.
Speaker 2: They're vile.
Speaker 4: Now, how do you get rid of them? My wife
Speaker 4: goes to me, don't talk about this in the radio.
Speaker 4: I don't want people think that we have bad HYGIENEID
Speaker 4: don't talk about this in the radio, Chris, please, I
Speaker 4: don't want people were thinking we have bad hygiene in
Speaker 4: the pantry. I went, I don't think they'll care. And
Speaker 4: I'm all right with those rumors around town, the whispers.
Speaker 4: They don't care about weaveles. They just leave flower unopened.
Speaker 4: I hear.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you do. What do you do?
Speaker 3: I think you're throw all wh Yeah you can't.
Speaker 4: Yes, oh at the moment, there's a lot of you know, Yester.
Speaker 4: I just left her. I went to bed. It was
Speaker 4: like half ten. I went, this does not need to
Speaker 4: be done now. She was like everything was being thrown
Speaker 4: away back a flower.
Speaker 3: Rice. Yeah, because the thing is weevils somehow magically can
Speaker 3: get into containers.
Speaker 4: Yes, no, it's because someone hasn't been putting. At the moment,
Speaker 4: there's an investigation going on. It's either me or the
Speaker 4: seventeen year old. And I was private. They've been running
Speaker 4: smear campaigns, and I'm going to my wife, let me
Speaker 4: make you a cup of tea. I came in the
Speaker 4: other day.
Speaker 3: I don't want to say.
Speaker 4: It was wide open and it was either you or
Speaker 4: that was not you. So that leaves her. Then Lois
Speaker 4: is going, Dan's tab at this. He never puts lit
Speaker 4: cleanly on anything I went. That is not true. So
Speaker 4: at the moment there's a smear campaign. But anyway, my
Speaker 4: wife goes, can you find out how to get rhythm humanely?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Humanly means down to have a council with the lead
Speaker 4: weave or evil weavil can evil. We'll say to him,
Speaker 4: can you please leave? Please?
Speaker 3: Even the biggest vegans are allowed to kill weavels where
Speaker 3: we're not trying to take the weavels.
Speaker 4: Do you think is apple side of vinegar? Because that
Speaker 4: appears to have like a thousand Well, they said put
Speaker 4: a boll of that in the river, saying it will
Speaker 4: come up nice or w D forty And that's jacket
Speaker 4: in the river. Does it involve apple side of vinegar?
Speaker 4: Does your your mum knows a lot about this kind
Speaker 4: of maintenance of a pantry.
Speaker 2: Can you wring my phone?
Speaker 3: Which I didn't know you had to kill them? I
Speaker 3: thought you just throw it all in the bean and
Speaker 3: then they go live at the tip or whatever.
Speaker 4: How do I know? My wife is said that they're
Speaker 4: on the scening. There's no one on the scene, but
Speaker 4: she said, like a lot of Richard, the dancing was
Speaker 4: scene and the weavils up there. I think we need
Speaker 4: to or I'm one importantly need to exterminate all wels.
Speaker 3: You need that hospital grade disinfected.
Speaker 4: Humanly humanly human. Can you ask you grandparents and mums
Speaker 4: they have this kind of elder wisdom about how to
Speaker 4: basically cleanse my lad weavils.
Speaker 2: In a kind way?
Speaker 4: What kind there is? Is there a kind way to
Speaker 4: euthanize in Switzerland? It's like take them out there, I
Speaker 4: take them on one way trip. Guys, we're all going,
Speaker 4: oh my god, the flower dignitus is unbelievable.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Come on to Adrian, listen to the show right now.
Speaker 4: Work Christian, who about smear campaigns. Isn't that what Pats's
Speaker 4: dog has been doing right now? Adrian, take about wherever
Speaker 4: you're listening to us, Well done mate.
Speaker 3: The what people think of this show right now? The
Speaker 3: main host has got weavels in his house. The news
Speaker 3: reader's house smells like poop.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much. All the weavil advice, Christian, this
Speaker 4: is from Chinya. Food infested weavils must be thrown out
Speaker 4: or dealt with immediately to eliminate weavils. You're a hardliner.
Speaker 4: You're like Trump. You can build a weavil wall. The
Speaker 4: pantry also needs to be cleaned thoroughly to clear all
Speaker 4: traces of weavils. Preventing weavils as simple inspect your newly
Speaker 4: brought food clean have you just can't past us on
Speaker 4: Wikipedia even even said hello at the start of this email, Rese,
Speaker 4: you just quickly cut pastcent not even a customer.
Speaker 3: Good morning, So who buys a bag of rice from
Speaker 3: the supermarketing for a bit?
Speaker 4: Look Christians? Christian, are these weavils? Are you talking about silverfish?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: What are they?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 2: They're bigger though, aren't they see? No, they've got long legs,
Speaker 2: haven't they? With you.
Speaker 3: Well, they're getting the same thing oats rice flower.
Speaker 2: No, theyre more in your like linen press and stuff,
Speaker 2: aren't they.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I don't have a linen press.
Speaker 7: The linen press and black pets and towns and stuff.
Speaker 4: Sound should be used to run the linen press. Present,
Speaker 4: put bay leaves in the flower to keep the weavils away.
Speaker 4: Jack and Rio get this person just said to me.
Speaker 4: As soon as I went into the air break, they went,
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure you can eat weavils.
Speaker 2: Oh yuck.
Speaker 3: No confirmed online. There is a lot of information way it.
Speaker 3: All it is is extra protein.
Speaker 4: It's you see these things wiggling around. They're like lice.
Speaker 4: It's horrible.
Speaker 3: It won't affect you in any way. And if you
Speaker 3: suffer from a B twelve deficiency, eating weavels will actually help.
Speaker 4: There's no way, there's no whether. Hell come when I
Speaker 4: go in chemists warehouse and if I'm looking to get
Speaker 4: my bee six Mario and the tea grinding them out
Speaker 4: the back, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: You want si?
Speaker 2: I think you can eat which he grubs too. But
Speaker 2: does that delicious?
Speaker 4: But you're not living off the pantry like this. It's
Speaker 4: not bad grills ab sailing in there go and eating
Speaker 4: delicious weavils to survive, and Ry owns.
Speaker 3: Down to a doctor. Would he make that up? I
Speaker 3: don't think so.
Speaker 4: Some doctors are lazy, and I'm saying doctor Lee is
Speaker 4: a lazy doctor. But that is bad advice. And more importantly,
Speaker 4: I can't go home today because Sarah said, listen, I'm
Speaker 4: dealing with a lot right now, and she is. I said,
Speaker 4: I'll deal with this whole weevil thing if I go
Speaker 4: back and she's gonna come. She's out for the day
Speaker 4: to day, right go back to that, and I'm sat
Speaker 4: watching them picture. If you don't help the weavels, I
Speaker 4: know we can eat them.
Speaker 3: Just get then Pepper should be fine if that.
Speaker 4: Problem is not going away, eating me along with the
Speaker 4: weavels and the silkfish. Christian has a product in the
Speaker 4: supermarket called pantry moths. They have sticky tabs which attrack
Speaker 4: them to it. You just replace them every few months.
Speaker 4: We had a weavil problem on and off and it's
Speaker 4: been the answer to our problem. And of course ensuring
Speaker 4: that no open packets are flower et cetera left in
Speaker 4: the pantry. Everything must be sealed in stories. Just she
Speaker 4: went to your meccha yesterday she went and came up
Speaker 4: got a holder of those anko It's like Jenga, you
Speaker 4: know those sea through stories, tigs long ones for pasta little,
Speaker 4: short ones for flower or something, all various sizes. It's
Speaker 4: like an anko warehouse.
Speaker 3: Now we keep buying those things and then the lids
Speaker 3: just don't match up to their.
Speaker 4: It becomes like tupperware and missing socks. They all hang
Speaker 4: out together.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian O'Connell show, Home and the Gold of Thorn. Every
Speaker 4: time Team Australia win gold, the games embarrass you win
Speaker 4: just over an hour ago in Paris, more golds and
Speaker 4: silvers to Team Australia in the pool, which means big price,
Speaker 4: your choice in an hour's time. Christian, good morning. What
Speaker 4: was the anthem that nobody gets yesterday? Bloody? How allen
Speaker 4: has that been stuck in your head for the twenty
Speaker 4: four hours? It was a Japanese come move on? Then
Speaker 4: he never did say, Christian, googles superfish and tell me
Speaker 4: if that's what's in your pantry. Nokith, Good morning, Mary Lou. Christian.
Speaker 4: I lost out on a unit to rent yesterday. Very
Speaker 4: sorry to hear that, Marry Lou, But are you angling
Speaker 4: that you want? I've got a spare bedroom in the
Speaker 4: moment because obviously one of my daughters has moved out.
Speaker 4: But I'm not taking in any listeners at the moment.
Speaker 4: But I'll check with the missis see if we're want
Speaker 4: a lodger at the moment, and see if we can
Speaker 4: get back to you. But I am sorry to hear
Speaker 4: about that.
Speaker 3: Remember he's got weavil.
Speaker 4: Bantry hydrine. Now, most of us know someone who is
Speaker 4: a hoarder than These people are normally crazed. There's something
Speaker 4: wrong with them. Other cultures call them Banshee's or Harrodon's,
Speaker 4: and Patsy is one of these people. So we asked
Speaker 4: Patsy yesterday after just hearing how much random junk was
Speaker 4: in her garage to do an actual marriage order and.
Speaker 3: How big is the list?
Speaker 4: I think there's at least sixty different separate things here.
Speaker 7: I haven't even I didn't even finish, because I'd still
Speaker 7: be there now, like going through stuff.
Speaker 4: I mean, just some of the stuff here. One giant
Speaker 4: Barbie doll house, yes, one Barbie Jet, one Barby Kamper van,
Speaker 4: are you running Melbourne Barbieview Museum? One Barbie car.
Speaker 2: The kid is a teenager now she's outgrown Barbie.
Speaker 4: Do you reckon outdoor chairs? Times? Three fold? All patio chair,
Speaker 4: one egg chair, US five separate chairs, two trestle tables.
Speaker 3: What's the egg chair like out of men in black?
Speaker 7: No, you know, like the swinging egge chair comes out
Speaker 7: in the summer, but in the winter when it's wish
Speaker 7: and it goes in the garage.
Speaker 4: One box of cassette tapes? What's on them?
Speaker 2: I know it's all Chris's old Metallica tapes.
Speaker 4: Don't tell Lars and the vand then they put me
Speaker 4: been in prison if you were legally home recording their
Speaker 4: stuff on that stuff.
Speaker 2: He won't part with them.
Speaker 4: Four boxes of Highland dancing trophies. You've got four boxes.
Speaker 2: Really, I don't know what to do with them.
Speaker 4: One box of real to Real, Real to River is
Speaker 4: how audio and film used to be, right real to
Speaker 4: reals with my early radio gear on it. Is this
Speaker 4: for feature museums or something?
Speaker 2: It's probably all oxidized now this.
Speaker 3: Week in music.
Speaker 4: I don't know whether these two are just next to
Speaker 4: each other by chance, but one rage against the menopause
Speaker 4: photo or three meters by three meters one boxing bag
Speaker 4: is that for when the rage against the menopause is
Speaker 4: so much you start waiting on the back.
Speaker 9: Chris, menopause are Rocky Balboa?
Speaker 3: How long has you been boxing for?
Speaker 2: Well? He jack, there's a story. So he tried to
Speaker 2: put this.
Speaker 7: Thing up on a hook on the roof, and the
Speaker 7: hook he punched at once and it fell on top
Speaker 7: of the car.
Speaker 4: That's the power of Chris, big dude. He winds up that.
Speaker 4: You know that Haymaker. The office works overhand. Right now?
Speaker 4: That's it is game over, lights out, here's sleep you
Speaker 4: all right now, Patsy. There is a lot of junk here. No, no, no,
Speaker 4: some of this stuff you need to let go of,
Speaker 4: right you do. You need to get rid of it.
Speaker 4: So we're going to play a game now where I'm
Speaker 4: going to read some of these that I think you
Speaker 4: can get rid of them. You've got to justify it.
Speaker 4: You ready to play?
Speaker 2: I'm ready?
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, let's go back to all the Barbie gear,
Speaker 4: the Barbie dollhouse, the Barbie jet, the Barbie camper van,
Speaker 4: the Barbie car.
Speaker 7: I look, you know what, fair enough? I will let
Speaker 7: everything go except for the camper van because that is
Speaker 7: the classic toy. Like my older nieces still have the
Speaker 7: Barbie camp a ven. It is like a traditional.
Speaker 4: Yeah we got We've got certain things from the girls
Speaker 4: when they were younger, which you hang on to, which
Speaker 4: I think is really important. Plus you never know you
Speaker 4: might become a grand parent one day.
Speaker 2: It's a long way down the track. The thumping big
Speaker 2: house can go because.
Speaker 4: It's so John Barbie House it's gone.
Speaker 2: The jet it's gone.
Speaker 7: The car, yeah, it's gone because the windshields bustard, it's cracked.
Speaker 3: Should people bring up and get this stuff and you
Speaker 3: just donate?
Speaker 2: I need to ask my daughter before I give it away.
Speaker 4: J What about that boxing bag? I mean it was
Speaker 4: it had is one the easiest boxing that boxing bags
Speaker 4: had it easy than any other boxing bag in the world.
Speaker 2: It might have helped Terry Garside last night.
Speaker 4: Poor kid he got he got sparked, brutal upbreaking. Yeah, afterwards.
Speaker 4: Three bikes, one scooter.
Speaker 2: No, well they've got a steak because we're using them.
Speaker 4: When do you ever use those?
Speaker 3: Always for a Sunday ride Miller.
Speaker 2: Actually we took him to Miller.
Speaker 4: All right, that could stay? What about one roller.
Speaker 2: Skatee Oh yeah, they can probably go one or one pair. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: it's a pair.
Speaker 4: Also, why is the hose and reel in the in
Speaker 4: the gown? Shouldn't be outside?
Speaker 7: One pinches it? The love God's worried someone will stealing
Speaker 7: rustlers priest on the west side.
Speaker 4: What stealing and bunnings.
Speaker 2: Neighbors of ours had their shoes stolen from their shoes, Paranda.
Speaker 4: I mean we joke about where you live, but shoes
Speaker 4: and hoses have been stolen. My god. Back Judd moans
Speaker 4: about like the sadies being stolen in front of us
Speaker 4: in bayside, shoes in the homes you can out yourself,
Speaker 4: take the dirty old shoes and go outside for walking
Speaker 4: the dogs and the garden holes. What about this hand
Speaker 4: trolley beats.
Speaker 7: Trolley, Oh no, they're They're very vital when we have
Speaker 7: to move stuff. And the beach trolley you need that
Speaker 7: when you go for a picnic so you don't have
Speaker 7: to carry.
Speaker 4: And what they hell are two perfect big sticks to
Speaker 4: decorate as table center pieces? Jacket says here dot dot
Speaker 4: dot one.
Speaker 10: Day I have found nice no perfect national sticks that
Speaker 10: sticks will one day I can see them above our
Speaker 10: outdoor table.
Speaker 2: I'm going to paint them, put like string lights, all right, Christmas?
Speaker 4: What's it is? Stuff?
Speaker 7: And Chris threatening to throw it out, but they're just
Speaker 7: the perfect stick. Yeah, about three years, but I will
Speaker 7: when I retire or when I have more time.
Speaker 2: They are right?
Speaker 4: Is Patsy? The only person right is this right now
Speaker 4: that has actually what she can says to be sensational
Speaker 4: sticks or perfect sticks actually kept someone the house. If
Speaker 4: anyone's listened to this that actually has put aside beautiful,
Speaker 4: beautiful sticks.
Speaker 2: Please let me know nature perfectly formed by nature.
Speaker 4: Nine four one four one o four three And then
Speaker 4: the last one here, this is so you Patsy. One
Speaker 4: round mirror waiting to be hung when we renovate again,
Speaker 4: dot dot dot wonder I have the vision And it
Speaker 4: was half the price it was.
Speaker 7: It's his most beautiful black mirror. And Chris, it's taking
Speaker 7: up like half a wall. And Chris said, you need
Speaker 7: to sell it on marketplace and I said, no, it's right.
Speaker 4: There's so much here a hoarder. All right, have you
Speaker 4: got a sensational stick?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: After hearing just amount that's so much random crap that
Speaker 4: Patsy had no garage, as we all do. It's just
Speaker 4: a dumping ground, isn't it. Sometimes when I'm walking the dog,
Speaker 4: I'll see some garage door open and I'm looking longingly,
Speaker 4: wishing i could be this person where they've got the
Speaker 4: outline for the drills and the row be charging patches,
Speaker 4: and it's got they've got the rocks, they've got drawers
Speaker 4: for like the tools, and it's neatly put away. I just,
Speaker 4: you know, sometimes you just have to surrender to your nature.
Speaker 4: Even if someone came around and did that for me,
Speaker 4: it's like that for two hours. But if I'm then
Speaker 4: opening up that door, just chucking random boxes in, chucking
Speaker 4: stuff the camping gear or whatever that's never gonna get used,
Speaker 4: or someone burrows something, or you use a row bi
Speaker 4: mu or something, and you think I'll put it hang
Speaker 4: up like another time, that's tomorrow. I'm too tired today.
Speaker 3: When we moved house, we don't have a garage, but
Speaker 3: we've got a garden shed. Same same problem. As soon
Speaker 3: as you open the door, there's nowhere to walk. You
Speaker 3: can't set a foot in there. When we move house,
Speaker 3: I thought this is a great chance to start afresh.
Speaker 3: Can you be somebody who hands up all the tools. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it takes a day for it. Yeah, just just shut
Speaker 3: stuff in there, and then as soon as one thing
Speaker 3: shoved in there, you're like, well, might as well just
Speaker 3: throw this inflatable pool on top of everything.
Speaker 4: My neighbor, right, he he has one of those garages
Speaker 4: right where it's it's immaculate. Okay, And I remember when
Speaker 4: when I first saw went this is unbelievable. I could
Speaker 4: never do this, he goes Christian. I'm retired. You can.
Speaker 4: When you retire, you have all the time in the world.
Speaker 4: This is when you start worrying about this. So when
Speaker 4: you work on that, you don't. You don't really, So anyway,
Speaker 4: tell me what we should do. Why don't we give
Speaker 4: away prizes like garage makeovers for listeners? People seriously would
Speaker 4: enter my own competition. Just tide it up for me.
Speaker 3: We'll do the shell, take the crap away.
Speaker 4: Put some actually make a note of this. Producers garage
Speaker 4: makeover would be our biggest thing. See that that would
Speaker 4: be the biggest giveaway. Figure about the other stations that
Speaker 4: are doing secrets sound Alpha Bucks, a garage, tiny up,
Speaker 4: a makeover. I would love that, all right, So going
Speaker 4: through this inventory and this order. What perhaps he did
Speaker 4: of what's in her garage. I couldn't help, but my
Speaker 4: arm was drawing the fact that there's some sensational sticks,
Speaker 4: two perfect sticks. Now, I know what. Sometimes when I'll
Speaker 4: walk or something, you do see one. You pick it
Speaker 4: up for a bit, But I always then leave it
Speaker 4: there because thinking, what am I really? This is yet
Speaker 4: another thing in the garage that doesn't ever get used.
Speaker 4: But you, Patsy, you're storing it in there.
Speaker 2: I'm a thinking person.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, thinking with the sticks up for three years.
Speaker 7: Of being No, it's going to be like a table
Speaker 7: centerpiece at Christmas Jack and I'm going to get the
Speaker 7: love God to get some fishing wire. I actually want
Speaker 7: it suspended from the top of the pagola and I'm
Speaker 7: going to put some lovely I don't know.
Speaker 4: If we start filming in new film.
Speaker 2: Very Wight, the Castle, it's going to look amazing.
Speaker 4: You're going to have it suspended just random. If you're
Speaker 4: a woodworker, i'd understand it, but just some random sticks.
Speaker 4: People it's going to bang their head on it and go,
Speaker 4: what is this random stick?
Speaker 2: Dick right it? It'll look at magnet and you know,
Speaker 2: what I'm going to do it. You've you've tended me.
Speaker 4: I'm going to do it this Christy, please please, I
Speaker 4: was tending to throw it white, chuck it back over
Speaker 4: the over or somewhere. All right. Well, I know if
Speaker 4: anyone else got a sensational stick like Patsy Joe.
Speaker 11: Yes, I have an amazing stick. I have the best
Speaker 11: stick ever. It's just from a birch tree with that
Speaker 11: nice white bark and I just love it. And I
Speaker 11: look at it every day and think I'm going to
Speaker 11: go for a walk with that. I don't, but it's
Speaker 11: there and I love it.
Speaker 4: And where's your show? Is yours in a garage? You're
Speaker 4: by the front door, out the front.
Speaker 11: No, it's by the garage. It's a little garage, a
Speaker 11: couple of tools and things like that. But yeah, it's
Speaker 11: just in there. So when I go in there, I
Speaker 11: see it and go I need to go for a
Speaker 11: walk with that stick.
Speaker 4: And it's there and this show. You ever thought about
Speaker 4: suspending it with some fish wire.
Speaker 12: With it?
Speaker 4: Or think about walking with it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll think about walk. It looks good to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, think about Thank you very much, you col have
Speaker 4: a good day, you too, Rachel you've got a sensational stick.
Speaker 12: Yes, it's above my sink in my kitchen. It's hanging
Speaker 12: by some rope. It's like the center of my kitchen.
Speaker 12: It's got plant hanging from it. That's CRS and wind charms,
Speaker 12: and it's it's beautiful.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 12: I've standed it back and chiseled all the little nodules
Speaker 12: of it and made it like a perfect stick.
Speaker 4: That is, that's high stickery.
Speaker 3: Are you going to go to that effort, Patsy?
Speaker 7: When you suspend it with enough, I'll go as far
Speaker 7: as sanding. No, probably just decorating it. I want to
Speaker 7: see a picture. Can you send us a picture of it?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Absolutely, it's awesome.
Speaker 4: I bet there's some Instagram account. Are they sensational sticks?
Speaker 4: I bet there are? And I bet you've got wind chimes,
Speaker 4: haven't you.
Speaker 2: No, I don't one of those. I can't stand.
Speaker 4: Don't I have a listener on and just plow shame
Speaker 4: on her.
Speaker 2: I personally don't like them. I think they're a bit creepy.
Speaker 12: It's not actually wind times as such. It's just like
Speaker 12: crystal things that hang down and you know how they
Speaker 12: shine the rainbows.
Speaker 13: On your wall?
Speaker 4: And I love those. Yeah, yeah, you haven't got any
Speaker 4: of those dream catches ever you because they terrify me.
Speaker 12: Yes, I make them, I love them.
Speaker 4: Yes, Okay, Rachel, thank you very much. Sachall put her
Speaker 4: on the list. Sue. Good morning, Sue, Good morning, Good morning, Sue.
Speaker 4: I'm guessing you've got a stick as well.
Speaker 10: It's more of a brand story.
Speaker 4: Wow, and take us through. Where is it in the house?
Speaker 8: Okay, So it came with the house. It was about
Speaker 8: two meters long.
Speaker 4: And yeah, jousting with it, I told.
Speaker 12: My pardon he wasn't lady burn it as fire.
Speaker 8: Would, So I actually chopped it up and put it
Speaker 8: on the you.
Speaker 13: Know the little fireplace things next to your fake fire.
Speaker 8: So it's staying there forever.
Speaker 3: And what do you mean it came with the house?
Speaker 3: It was on display or just left there?
Speaker 1: No, just left there, all right.
Speaker 4: They could be bothered to get rid of it either.
Speaker 4: It's just sort of been there, so chop.
Speaker 12: It up and yeah, it just makes what the fire
Speaker 12: is really real?
Speaker 4: Lovely? All right? Sue, thanks a lot. Thank you. Tell
Speaker 4: me one thing I've noticed. So there's Pats and then
Speaker 4: those three people we spoke to, all a certain type
Speaker 4: of persons are you got to be honest, it's all
Speaker 4: there's a certain sort of tribe of people that keep
Speaker 4: the sticks.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Home of the Gold on which means every time Team
Speaker 4: Australia the Games in Powers win gold wed give you
Speaker 4: a big price, they'd be happening the big giveaway just
Speaker 4: after eight o'clock this morning. All you need to know
Speaker 4: right now is, but you, si, Rio, is it an
Speaker 4: outdoor pool right now? Name? I think that's not an
Speaker 4: interesting look around the weather. I mean, Rio, just be
Speaker 4: real careful. You know where the land is and where
Speaker 4: the pool is, or you'll be in the pool. What
Speaker 4: a morning to be an outdoor pool, he says. There's
Speaker 4: people swimming in it. How can you see each other?
Speaker 4: You need head lamps. I mean, look at it this morning.
Speaker 4: That is unbelievable. Yesterday I was doing the show and
Speaker 4: something was happening, and I realized that something had happened
Speaker 4: over the weekend. Yet another chapter in the long storied
Speaker 4: history that we have with this radio station and the
Speaker 4: company we work for, who are drastically at the moment
Speaker 4: cutting costs. I mean, I mean aggressively small thing. We
Speaker 4: used to have on the count. So just a very
Speaker 4: nice thing for clients or anyone coming in, advertisers and
Speaker 4: indeed the people that work here as well. For morale.
Speaker 4: Tiny little complimentary chocolates yep, can't be costing you that
Speaker 4: much really a month filled up every Friday, Yeah, I
Speaker 4: mean tiny little mass bars, bounties and stuff like those
Speaker 4: idy little bitlly ones the fun size. Maybe what do
Speaker 4: we think total running costs of that per month? Ten bucks?
Speaker 4: Twenty bucks? Say two hundred bucks a year. Big radio
Speaker 4: station like this number one station. Moment gone, that's gone.
Speaker 4: But thank god we've got a ten year deal with
Speaker 4: Calen Jackie O. I'd rather we had that great radio
Speaker 4: like that for grown ups than those chocolates. But then
Speaker 4: yesterday I'm doing the show and it's actually far worse
Speaker 4: than a chocolates and they've taken our printer. It's far worse.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what it is up against the time
Speaker 4: that I'm I tell you what it is in five
Speaker 4: minutes time. You will be horrified. I don't think there'll
Speaker 4: be any other workplace in Australia where a company has
Speaker 4: done this without telling anyone. Something has changed over the weekend.
Speaker 4: It's been replaced and it's obvious what this is. I
Speaker 4: need you to give me example of a tight wad
Speaker 4: company you work for, and just tell me one example
Speaker 4: what they do. Whether you've got tight word bosses, I
Speaker 4: don't want the general story. One example, what do they
Speaker 4: do that says definitively Christian? We also have a tight
Speaker 4: word boss. This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast, Christian
Speaker 4: tightword Companies. Some Catherine Ferguson previous company I work for
Speaker 4: were trying to change the company toilet roll. This is
Speaker 4: what people revolt about. Actually is stuff like this to
Speaker 4: that single ply waxy stuff from school. There was an
Speaker 4: uproar that had to change it back.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, the thing that's happened is yesterday I was doing
Speaker 4: a show and suddenly I realized one of the team
Speaker 4: printed off an email when we were doing the misheard lyrics,
Speaker 4: and as it was trying to separate the pages, they
Speaker 4: were half the thickness and the way a single piece
Speaker 4: of a four paper than they normally are.
Speaker 3: We've got our own one ply toilet paper and printing paper.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Have you noticed that, Patsy with your new script
Speaker 4: over the weekend, This paper is significantly thinner and lighter.
Speaker 4: It is not the normal kind of a four paper
Speaker 4: that I had last week and for the last six
Speaker 4: years they have got this is way for thin. This
Speaker 4: is like that stuff that you used to wipe your
Speaker 4: backside with the school that your finger would go through
Speaker 4: you get a brown finger. Yes, it's like so thing
Speaker 4: you'd make you go I could zoo with.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's low GSM. Thank you rams per square meter.
Speaker 3: I guess that is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So we want to know your tight word company.
Speaker 4: He's nine four one four one oh four three Sam,
Speaker 4: Good morning. Hi, Hello Sam. So you've got a type?
Speaker 4: What company you work for? What do they do?
Speaker 14: Ah, well, we do all sorts of things, but I
Speaker 14: can tell you about the strings on the person have
Speaker 14: been tightened recently.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, go on.
Speaker 14: So we've gone from two color pens, you know, the
Speaker 14: two color clicker pens that have a red and of blue.
Speaker 14: We're no longer allowed to have those. They cost you much.
Speaker 14: So we have single color pens.
Speaker 4: But wouldn't that cost like double the amount? So now
Speaker 4: you've got like two pens doing one pens job.
Speaker 14: No, Well, apparently the bits double click is too expensive.
Speaker 14: And you know you saw a lot quicker than you
Speaker 14: do a red, so people would use the blue and
Speaker 14: then throw the pen out.
Speaker 3: This is the world that reading.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, that's right. That is a tight one. Boss.
Speaker 4: That's shocking. If our company listened to this, we're probably
Speaker 4: the end of the red and blue pens as well. Sam,
Speaker 4: thank you very much, she called us. Get a Denise,
Speaker 4: good morning, Denise.
Speaker 5: Hi.
Speaker 8: We were told to bring our own toilet papers.
Speaker 4: That's shocking.
Speaker 8: It was any blow bit hard if you forgot, you
Speaker 8: couldn't borrow anyone else's. It was a really crap.
Speaker 4: Imagine going to you can I borrow? What's it for?
Speaker 4: A world two? Keep yourself it's a two, and then
Speaker 4: go I'm going to need a bit more than that.
Speaker 4: I like to wrap it around. Make another mitch. If
Speaker 4: that give me the role, that is, even if you
Speaker 4: go and serve life in a vision, give you a
Speaker 4: new role.
Speaker 8: You couldn't forget. I can tell you that it would
Speaker 8: have been about to happen. You had to have it.
Speaker 3: How long did it last for it's still going a
Speaker 3: couple of years.
Speaker 4: You got to bring you with your lunch. And that's
Speaker 4: some poor role as well.
Speaker 8: That's in your handbag, your head.
Speaker 4: Denise is shocking four play. Yeah, all right, thank you
Speaker 4: very much, Denise.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 4: Podcast yesterday we had man Metal Monday. I'm struggling with
Speaker 4: Chooda at the moment. Chat. I've just googled positive words
Speaker 4: that begin with a te You know, it does auto complete.
Speaker 4: It's gone positive words that begin with the tea in
Speaker 4: a good way. So if I've got tender Tuesday, tasty Tuesday,
Speaker 4: or thriving Tuesday, none of those medle Monday.
Speaker 3: What about because you get to decide if you win,
Speaker 3: you get to decide between the washing machine or the dishwasher.
Speaker 3: You choose Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Oh I like that. That's very good. This is how
Speaker 4: we're giving away the price today. So we have win
Speaker 4: the Gold of Thon all right through the Games in Paris.
Speaker 4: Every time Tim Australian will win a gold, you win
Speaker 4: a prize. Thanks to Ian S and Bosh up for
Speaker 4: grabs today and as Jack said, it's either a Bosh
Speaker 4: freestanding dishwasher or you're going to a brand new washing machine. However,
Speaker 4: before all of that, you've got to win it. Because
Speaker 4: Tim Australia making a big spash in the pool right now,
Speaker 4: so Rio, is it an outdoor pool, thank you, Fitzroy pool.
Speaker 4: And he has an old chet with him that he's lugged.
Speaker 4: Not an easy thing to lug. We had to get
Speaker 4: a certain bigger size uber Excel to get it up
Speaker 4: there with him. After he's got this Morning Live, he's
Speaker 4: gonna throw it into a pool, hopefully dodging the heads
Speaker 4: of the elderly people that are currently doing their laps
Speaker 4: at the moment. And you've got to guess what the
Speaker 4: splash is the secret smash. Rio is in position right now.
Speaker 4: Good morning Rio, Paul side.
Speaker 15: Good morning Christian.
Speaker 6: Yes on pulside Here at Fitzroy Paul there is a
Speaker 6: very heavy morning fog hanging over it. If you peer
Speaker 6: through that morning frog you fog, sorry, you'll see about
Speaker 6: ten lanes full of very brave but I will say
Speaker 6: very old people absolutely tearing up and down these lanes.
Speaker 3: Oh, people can't feel the cold. Anytime you see people
Speaker 3: get in the ocean during winter or doing this thing swimming.
Speaker 4: In the morning, you know what they are is tougher
Speaker 4: than us.
Speaker 3: They are tough.
Speaker 4: Now, they are the oldiest are tough. All right, So
Speaker 4: Rio describe the scene for us. She got the fog
Speaker 4: down there as the sun's start to burn it off.
Speaker 4: It's looking like it's turning now. The FOG's burning away.
Speaker 4: It is here.
Speaker 6: We've got a beautiful sunrise, the fog starting to dissipate
Speaker 6: one of them. And there's just so many people swimming
Speaker 6: at so cold, fully dressed up.
Speaker 3: I'm in a puffer jacket.
Speaker 15: My I'm freezing. I don't know how they're in the pool.
Speaker 15: Some of them are in budge smugglers. What I'm not kidding.
Speaker 6: It's I mean, it's impressive because it's cold, not it's anyway.
Speaker 3: And stop.
Speaker 4: That ain't right.
Speaker 5: That ain't right.
Speaker 4: Eye them up like that now, wonder we have said
Speaker 4: our self for half six they are poolside Perth. It's
Speaker 4: been thrown out on the oldies. Take an issue and
Speaker 4: that would thrown them in the pool for calling them old.
Speaker 4: And that's the end of the technical gear we've got too.
Speaker 8: Clue.
Speaker 4: I didn't I didn't touch it, is Mary by the way.
Speaker 4: I came with him. Let's go, well, guys, is underwater.
Speaker 4: You can stay under there. What you're doing rio it's
Speaker 4: actually that adam guy. Guys, please don't just wear your
Speaker 4: live stole jeez.
Speaker 3: It's got out of juice.
Speaker 4: We can eat. We can hear you, Rio, can you
Speaker 4: hear my words? Open the window? Jack's on the upper depends.
Speaker 4: All right, we're just in Richmond. You like one job?
Speaker 4: Can you hear us? We can't hear you. Can you
Speaker 4: hear me?
Speaker 3: I'm gonna listen to some plum were on it.
Speaker 15: I can't. I can't hear anything.
Speaker 4: Sorry, text Rio, text, this is going well. Okay, we
Speaker 4: have some fun, so we can't hear anything. All right,
Speaker 4: this is fading down. We had hey hopes, I still have.
Speaker 4: You know why we're on Thriving Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Rio, The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Guess what the problem was? This is the number one show.
Speaker 4: Apparently in Melbourne a cable jack had got loose. They
Speaker 4: now put the cable back in. As you can hear
Speaker 4: cable in. This is what happened. Cable out strack. Can
Speaker 4: hear me?
Speaker 1: I can't hear him?
Speaker 4: Rio? Are you taking a pe in that pool right now? Well?
Speaker 15: Who would have thought that you have to plug a
Speaker 15: mic in? I guess we're all learning stuff today.
Speaker 6: I'm down here, I'm down here. I'm crouched by the
Speaker 6: side of Fitzroy Paul, there's probably thirty or so very
Speaker 6: brave swimmers going up and down. Mister, it's popping off.
Speaker 6: There's so many people and they're.
Speaker 3: Really really fast.
Speaker 15: I'm watching his one like she's probably like sixty five.
Speaker 6: I reckon, she hasn't stopped swimming for forty five minutes.
Speaker 3: So are you going to tell them that you're trying
Speaker 3: a big object, isn't it?
Speaker 15: Yeah, this is a bit of a thing. We're gonna
Speaker 15: have to be careful of.
Speaker 4: O H and s.
Speaker 6: Wise, there are people sort of ripping up and down.
Speaker 6: We're gonna have to wait for a window where I'm not.
Speaker 5: Going to.
Speaker 4: Someone I thought you were closing the pool, or you
Speaker 4: get your own lane.
Speaker 6: We've got our own lane, but who knows if that
Speaker 6: lane will be big enough for this mystery object?
Speaker 4: Oh of course, now knowing what it is, it could
Speaker 4: straight into a second lane those old time. Is this
Speaker 4: livens up the whole swimming now, doesn't he got a
Speaker 4: natural hazard?
Speaker 3: It's like the hurdles version in swimming.
Speaker 4: Exactly all right, So when we come back from Kenny
Speaker 4: Loggins Rio, you're going to drop this unknown object into
Speaker 4: the pool, And dear listener, you've got to guess what
Speaker 4: it is to win the big prize today in the
Speaker 4: Gold of Thon. Are you ready, Rial, We'll be back
Speaker 4: with you in three minutes time. See you then, do
Speaker 4: not touch any cables, all right? See then, Rio Kenny
Speaker 4: loggins Christian O'Connell's show on Gold six minutes past Stay
Speaker 4: Goldithon is on. Every time team Australia win gold, you
Speaker 4: win today's Goldethon coming up next with the secret Splash.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian O'Connell show, the Home of our Goldthon. Every time
Speaker 4: team Australia win gold at the Games in Paris, you
Speaker 4: win a big prize thanks to Ian s and Mosh
Speaker 4: cleaning up the gold medals now because literally, just as
Speaker 4: we always start the show to the at six am
Speaker 4: over in Paris, Mario o'canahan getting gold in the women's
Speaker 4: two hundred meters freestyle, which means you get the big prize.
Speaker 4: Every time there's an individual gold medal, you get the choice.
Speaker 4: You get a Bosh front loading washing machine or you
Speaker 4: get a free standing dishwasher. Let's find out who's going
Speaker 4: to be winning it today, Rio, Are you ready? Are
Speaker 4: you in position pretty? In position.
Speaker 6: I've had to take my shoes off, I've rolled my
Speaker 6: jeans off, my socks are off. It's very cold, but
Speaker 6: I'm ready to make the secret splash.
Speaker 4: If thank you, if you've just joined us. Rio is
Speaker 4: Paul's side right now, not in Paris, but in Fitzroy
Speaker 4: at Fitzroy swimming pool. Thank you very much, Fitzroy Bath.
Speaker 4: I just presume they were going to close off the
Speaker 4: pool or a lane if Peter dropped this large object
Speaker 4: in so that this is guess what it is, because
Speaker 4: I don't want to when the old time is getting
Speaker 4: it whacked on the head.
Speaker 6: No they have, They've put a reserved sign on the lane,
Speaker 6: but the sign is not being heated by these old timers.
Speaker 4: And they don't care anymore. They don't seriously. Have you
Speaker 4: had anyone sort of saying, hey, what you're doing with that?
Speaker 4: Because that big object, it's a bit, it's not a
Speaker 4: normal object you'd see by the pool.
Speaker 6: Mate people are so they don't give a crap. I've
Speaker 6: carried this thing in. No one battered an eelid. All
Speaker 6: these oldies care about is getting in the pool. We're
Speaker 6: just like a convenience to.
Speaker 3: Them, that's right. You've got to keep your head down
Speaker 3: just ye.
Speaker 4: You're doing your laps, and so you are ableing the
Speaker 4: sister this morning by Mary. Now Mary's got another microphone.
Speaker 4: Actually this is worth this is the dedication to this bit.
Speaker 4: Actually pointed at the swimming pool to pick up the splash.
Speaker 6: Yes, she's on her hands and knees pointing My.
Speaker 4: Shows that shows Mary, thank you for suffering. What an
Speaker 4: image this must be. I want to see it. Now
Speaker 4: you're trying to elapse. And then there's two people with
Speaker 4: a large object and one of them is on their
Speaker 4: hands and knees with a microphone pointed at the pool.
Speaker 4: All right, so you already Rio, I'm you've got the
Speaker 4: cable back the cable in, Mary, stand up the cable, Rio.
Speaker 4: The cable's got Lucia.
Speaker 3: It sounds like they're submerged and they're coming up from now.
Speaker 3: Do you guys need help?
Speaker 4: Are the concern that he's marry Actually like a distress
Speaker 4: Sire can send the lifesaver Mary, Mary, the same one
Speaker 4: as the last time.
Speaker 3: There's profuly.
Speaker 15: Just some sort of.
Speaker 4: If someone prank him just as I thought we were
Speaker 4: getting So.
Speaker 3: I think what we have to do. I think we have.
Speaker 4: To turn the microphone off.
Speaker 3: People will have to call in now ready to compete
Speaker 3: in the competition. We're just what it is, right, Okay,
Speaker 3: we'll come back in that one minute that we usually
Speaker 3: get to speak to you before kicks out. He'll throw
Speaker 3: the object in and he'll get straight away and he.
Speaker 4: Can throw his career at the same time. All right,
Speaker 4: call him now, just called him now. Okay, you don't
Speaker 4: know what it is. Reserve your spot. We're gonna well,
Speaker 4: I'm driving not to fits away right now, to keep
Speaker 4: them both in the pool and find that flipping cable
Speaker 4: and shove at Rio's backside. Four three. It really is
Speaker 4: the secret Splash. You haven't even heard the Splash.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're trying, trust me, it's not for the lack of trying.
Speaker 4: At least. We're going to read a for effort execution.
Speaker 4: Guess what it's that cable game we're now trying to
Speaker 4: get hold of the producers on their phones.
Speaker 3: I fear, this is my fear. Two weeks ago, we
Speaker 3: played a game called Song from Afar where I tried
Speaker 3: the same thing. I tried to drive down the road
Speaker 3: and Rio was meant to stand one hundred meters away
Speaker 3: and see if we could hear the song playing out
Speaker 3: of my car. When you're on the phone, the phones
Speaker 3: automatically cut out, try to cut out any background noise.
Speaker 3: So what I fear is if Rio's on the phone
Speaker 3: now we throw our big object in the pool, the
Speaker 3: phone's going to try to cut out that sound.
Speaker 4: Riya, are you there? I'm here.
Speaker 5: Can you hear me?
Speaker 4: I can hear you crystal clear on the good old
Speaker 4: school telephone. So you're still pull side.
Speaker 5: I'm still pul side. I'm still here by the mystery
Speaker 5: large object next to me is a microphone packed I'm
Speaker 5: about to throw in Citsroy Pool. But yes, we're ready
Speaker 5: in place, ready to go.
Speaker 4: All right, So we're going to have to revert to
Speaker 4: you being on the phone right now. With this large object,
Speaker 4: you're really going to have to hurt it into pool,
Speaker 4: obviously avoiding any mature people who are swimming in that
Speaker 4: pool right now.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, it looks like we've got a bit of
Speaker 5: free space. There's an old timer who's down the other end,
Speaker 5: so we've got a good probably eighty seconds, I reckon
Speaker 5: before we get it back up the here again.
Speaker 3: Okay, now, Mary who's down there with you is also
Speaker 3: on the phone. She should be online too, so she
Speaker 3: can point her phone at the water.
Speaker 4: Okay. Mary was recently nominated for an ACRA last week.
Speaker 4: They've now taken that back. Mary, I'm ever so sorry.
Speaker 4: Once you get involved in the show, it's not good
Speaker 4: news for anybody. Now, Mary, are you still there? You're
Speaker 4: still with us.
Speaker 14: I am here and I just really quickly got off
Speaker 14: the phone with the ACRO people.
Speaker 13: Don worry, it's totally final sorted out.
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you. I'm so clear to hear that, and
Speaker 4: so Rio and Mary. How is this going to work?
Speaker 4: Then you've got the object.
Speaker 1: I've got the object.
Speaker 5: I'm going to do the biggest splash I can. If
Speaker 5: it is not big enough, I am willing to take
Speaker 5: off my clothes and get in the pool and I
Speaker 5: can try.
Speaker 4: That's no benefit to anyone other than yourself. Since we
Speaker 4: started to chance you an hour ago. You're desperate and
Speaker 4: horny to start follocking with the elderly in the water.
Speaker 5: Do you just say the word?
Speaker 4: All we want is to hear the ladder in the pool.
Speaker 5: Are you serious?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I wonder what the secret object is.
Speaker 4: You haven't got the other one with you? Have you?
Speaker 8: We do?
Speaker 5: Actually we have a backup object you have haven't you?
Speaker 5: Just run to get it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's been quite the morning. It was a ladder
Speaker 4: because you can now down Rio's had lugged a ladder
Speaker 4: up that we had to gain Uber excel. It's now
Speaker 4: still a ladder, but it won't be a ladder. Okay,
Speaker 4: So where's Mary going to? How far away is the
Speaker 4: second mystery object for the secret splash?
Speaker 5: Mary?
Speaker 8: Hand?
Speaker 4: You got it? Mary?
Speaker 5: Very heavy? Oh that's very heavy?
Speaker 4: Great? Great, great, great?
Speaker 3: So heavy objects because I don't even know what object
Speaker 3: number two?
Speaker 4: This is good? Yeah, all right, all.
Speaker 5: Right, Christian will tell you in the second.
Speaker 4: Right, So you've got the new object.
Speaker 5: I've got the new object. You say the word, I'll
Speaker 5: put the phone down and I'm going to do the
Speaker 5: biggest splash I can.
Speaker 4: Okay, Rio launch the new mystery object that isn't a
Speaker 4: ladder into the pool.
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 4: Three?
Speaker 5: Two? One one?
Speaker 3: What happened? Did you miss the pool?
Speaker 4: How was that? Did you hear anything? It was like
Speaker 4: maybe some rain dropping on the pool?
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, gives one more go one more go?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Three?
Speaker 4: What this thing is huge? It's heavy as well.
Speaker 3: It's not really a game.
Speaker 4: It's not really game. You so can wear well. I
Speaker 4: tell you what we are. We're confused now about what
Speaker 4: on earth we're going to do. This is wasteing almost
Speaker 4: an hour of the show, an hour of people's lives.
Speaker 4: Are never going to get back. Do we get people
Speaker 4: calling guests anyway? You have to? Okay, So something that
Speaker 4: doesn't sound that big, but tame a word for it
Speaker 4: is a big object. It has just been dropped into Paul,
Speaker 4: what do you think it might be? Nine four one
Speaker 4: four one four three? Why would you still stick with us?
Speaker 4: Because one of you is going to get a brand
Speaker 4: new washed dishwash sure or a free standing sorry, a
Speaker 4: washing machine your choice.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast Rio.
Speaker 4: Are you still there by the pool?
Speaker 5: Barely?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Lonely place to be, lonely place, thanks for doing it?
Speaker 4: Like Custer's last stand there today, hardest working man in
Speaker 4: show is trying to keep a smile on his face
Speaker 4: as Rome burns around him. There you buy a pool.
Speaker 4: Your trousers are rolled up, we've got no.
Speaker 3: Shoes on, and it's a nervous laughter like this is
Speaker 3: all O laughter?
Speaker 4: I think he's actually openly crying there. In fact, that's
Speaker 4: what we heard. It wasn't the mystery, all right, I am.
Speaker 5: I'm soaking wet head to toe after very futilely splashing
Speaker 5: a number of mystery objects in the water for what
Speaker 5: seems like absolutely no reason in the end.
Speaker 4: Now, now, now come on, come on, my friend. I
Speaker 4: hate to see a young kid like this and radio
Speaker 4: his dreams are all fading. And this is this is
Speaker 4: show is Rio, This is all of it my and
Speaker 4: he's still going to accept this with good grace. It's
Speaker 4: a learning for all of us. We need new engineers, yep,
Speaker 4: need new engineers. Yeah, all right, so Rio, this was
Speaker 4: the this was a splash earlier. So the reason why
Speaker 4: he was at the pool originally there's a secret object.
Speaker 4: You're working out what the object is. He's just throwing
Speaker 4: into the pool. That's funded all right, I didn't hear
Speaker 4: the bit was Rio trying to throw himself in Afterwards,
Speaker 4: I've got this image of those old people now gathern
Speaker 4: row Rio getting a hot chocolate in a blanket and
Speaker 4: giving him a hunt. And this is just a moment
Speaker 4: in your life.
Speaker 3: At first, he was an annoyance because he interrupted their
Speaker 3: swim and now they just feel sorry Shubris.
Speaker 4: What brings down many a young tucker like Rio? All right,
Speaker 4: then where are we now? We're by the Paul again,
Speaker 4: aren't we? I forgot, and we're asking people what is
Speaker 4: going in the pool the secret splash. Let's now go
Speaker 4: to Laura.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Laura, Good morning guys.
Speaker 4: Now, Laura, thank you for still listening to show. I'm
Speaker 4: putting up with a few issues with her. Would you
Speaker 4: like a new dishwasher or washing machine?
Speaker 13: I love a new washing machine?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yours on the blink on the fritz.
Speaker 13: Mine sounds like and they were appling taking off.
Speaker 4: Oh my word, you can't have that? And is it
Speaker 4: busy one? You've got a family who's there?
Speaker 13: Just me my partner, but the green kids come and
Speaker 13: stay quite often.
Speaker 4: Gotcha? All right? So what do you think the object
Speaker 4: is going in the pool? What's the secret special?
Speaker 13: Well, I'm going to guess Rio's Nintendo switch.
Speaker 3: Goodness, that is a good yes.
Speaker 4: Now we've had a few technical problems. Laura. I can't
Speaker 4: quite hear what you said. Did you say watermelon?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 9: Against the odds. If you guess a watermelon, I love it.
Speaker 9: What are the odds odds on Terrific Tuesday. Laura, you
Speaker 9: win though washing machine, thanks to Marshanie and us.
Speaker 4: Well done. Oh thank you so loud, our absolute pleasure.
Speaker 4: At least someone is smiling off the last sixteen minutes
Speaker 4: of Champagne Radio. We're floating in the river scene. All right, Laura,
Speaker 4: well done. Thanks for listening to show. No just generally
Speaker 4: thanks listening show, especially today. Thank you very much, love
Speaker 4: you show. I need to know that today. Rio just
Speaker 4: go home, mate. You know I'm getting out of it
Speaker 4: pretty soon as well. Is this pick it up tomorrow? Tonight?
Speaker 4: It's another day, okay, week, see you next week, mate,
Speaker 4: next week, come on now, we've got winners Wednesday.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Look, let me just say this. In any friendship, one
Speaker 4: of the friends is going to let the other friend down,
Speaker 4: but you'd like to know there's enough bank goodwill that
Speaker 4: you'll forgive them that. And I know I know we
Speaker 4: can lie on you. You've got my back, Christian. That
Speaker 4: was harder to listen to the Molly actually winning the
Speaker 4: gold medal. Christian, is it a ladder? It was, Christian.
Speaker 4: It felt like we've been listening today's time waste the
Speaker 4: last hour of the show. See you've got my back.
Speaker 4: Thank you team, Thank you very very much.
Speaker 3: The bigest shame is we never got to hear what
Speaker 3: a ladder sounds like splashing into victory.
Speaker 13: Paul.
Speaker 4: Well, maybe one day, Jack, we go back to lap ball.
Speaker 3: Oh, no doubt, we will never go back there.
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Speaker 4: He just tuned in, but another ten out of ten
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Speaker 3: I need to listen back and chot you can guarantee
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Speaker 4: Bother with the podcast. It's one of those where it's
Speaker 4: too good. Let's just check in with producer Rio. It's
Speaker 4: just on his way to center link right now. That's
Speaker 4: all laugh is what you call that?
Speaker 5: All my life forces leaving me?
Speaker 4: No, come on, come on, come on, and standing there,
Speaker 4: I'm out the front of Hittory Pool still with a ladder.
Speaker 5: If anyone is driving past, no cabs are big enough
Speaker 5: to kick us. Up at the moment and we've been
Speaker 5: sanding here for about half an hour.
Speaker 4: Oh no, you're kidding.
Speaker 5: There's a ladder. No, because it's a huge you need
Speaker 5: to know. No one wants to pick us.
Speaker 3: Up, or maybe someone in the yuke come and pick
Speaker 3: you up in the bag.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's actually be really.
Speaker 4: Always just chuck it in that pool and just go on,
Speaker 4: let it float. Use it as a natural hazard for
Speaker 4: the eldies doing their laps and just swim around or
Speaker 4: under it. They can use it as like a water
Speaker 4: aerobics thing.
Speaker 3: And what did you do with your watermelon that it
Speaker 3: did go to the bottom pool?
Speaker 5: We're bringing that home. Yeah, it's not easy to get.
Speaker 4: But anyway, now, really, you've been doing such a great
Speaker 4: job as our kind of official unofficial correspondent for the
Speaker 4: Games in Paris, of being such a fanboy and looking
Speaker 4: ahead to where gold, silvers and bronze might be coming
Speaker 4: today in the early hours of tomorrow morning, so once
Speaker 4: more to the Games in Paris. He might be by
Speaker 4: the side of the pool, not in Paris, but Fitzroy
Speaker 4: with a ladder. Don't ask. It's been one of those days, Rio, Please,
Speaker 4: we need to look forward. What can we get excited
Speaker 4: about today in Paris.
Speaker 5: Yeah, who look really really bloody good are the women's
Speaker 5: rugby sevens. They absolutely smoked everyone in their path on
Speaker 5: their way to the Semis. They come up against Canada
Speaker 5: at midnight tonight. If they win that they're through to
Speaker 5: the final. Who they'll probably come up against New Zealand rivals. Yeah,
Speaker 5: a bit of but I reckon they look unbelievable And
Speaker 5: if they win, that's seven vacuum cleaners way oh yeah, oh.
Speaker 4: Wow, So seven mystery items. Back at Fitzroy Paul.
Speaker 5: And in the pool there's Kaylee McEwen our strew that
Speaker 5: stroke legends she's got her rival Reagan Smith, who she'll
Speaker 5: be up again. But I'm back in Kaylee to bring
Speaker 5: us home a dishwasher or washing machine as well for tomorrow.
Speaker 4: All right, Rio, good stuff, Okay, we'll see you in
Speaker 4: the morning. Have a great day today. Thanks for listening
Speaker 4: to the show.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast