Speaker 1: Welcome to them Christian Show podcast. Yesterday on the show,
Speaker 1: it was like a civil war. The team, normally standing
Speaker 1: shoulders shoulder with me, unfortunately, was standing surrounded me, pointing
Speaker 1: at me, laughing at me because of my system of
Speaker 1: stacking the cutlery in the dishwasher. Knife goes with knives,
Speaker 1: hawks are with forks, Spoons are with spoons. That way,
Speaker 1: when it's dry and you are emptying the dishwasher, which
Speaker 1: is always the biggest pain, you're simply grabbing handfuls of
Speaker 1: cutlery that's already it's already together.
Speaker 2: Al wasted time.
Speaker 1: You're putting it in there anyway. You're going to put
Speaker 1: it in there anyway. What does it hurt you? Does
Speaker 1: it hurt you? Who needs to have that kind of
Speaker 1: internal dialogue?
Speaker 2: You just see it too, Bank straight in matter where
Speaker 2: it goes. Gratification now at the time, just bank get away.
Speaker 1: I'm a early unifier. Anyway, yesterday a lot of calls
Speaker 1: as I needed urgent support. I's been outnumbered here behind
Speaker 1: enemy lines like I often am as a brit here
Speaker 1: on the show, and thankfully you were there for me.
Speaker 1: You were fellow believers.
Speaker 3: Not only do I.
Speaker 1: Have to have fork and knife, fork and knife. I
Speaker 1: actually do it in a helix. It would has to
Speaker 1: be fork and knife, then knife and fork, fork and knife,
Speaker 1: and it goes through there so that none of them touch.
Speaker 1: Sometimes the fork can be substituted with the spoon. Are
Speaker 1: you backing me dishorsher rules?
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Christian. I've got five boys at home and they
Speaker 4: do freaking head in Are you common Bogan?
Speaker 3: Seriously?
Speaker 5: You put it in forks, knives, little spoons, big spoons, and.
Speaker 4: Whoever empties a dishwasher.
Speaker 5: It's so much easier for them.
Speaker 1: I'm still getting emails about this producer Tom. It's a
Speaker 1: smart man, so he tried it last night. I found
Speaker 1: it pain If any new habit feels uncomfortable, all right,
Speaker 1: any your friends were talking about this to you as well.
Speaker 1: You get a nerve.
Speaker 2: As soon as I got out of the studio yesterday,
Speaker 2: I was getting messages mats fuming with me like I
Speaker 2: was some sort of like horribly person. The words there
Speaker 2: was I can't say them on air.
Speaker 1: They were fired up. Now the big thing that people
Speaker 1: are now wanting to know is are you either raw
Speaker 1: or a rinser? Now raw is where you basically you
Speaker 1: do the scrape and then you just put the plate
Speaker 1: in right or rinsing you're doing that thing. My wife
Speaker 1: is an insistent rinser, you know, She's like, I can
Speaker 1: see these because sgar, well, you're not the one that
Speaker 1: has to empty out you know that mankey little training
Speaker 1: there with a dried old pasta and peace sweet corn
Speaker 1: and stuff like that, and it all clogs up and
Speaker 1: the arms get clogged up as well as well. Are
Speaker 1: you raw or rinser, Patsy?
Speaker 5: Oh, definitely rinser. I've had them.
Speaker 1: I only rinse of My wife is about I did
Speaker 1: this all the time. That's what the dishwasher is there for.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, we're not living in pioneering times, all right?
Speaker 1: Called in now? Then are you raw or a rinser
Speaker 1: when you're loading up the dishwasher? Did you shove it
Speaker 1: in like me and real deal? Or you like Patsy?
Speaker 1: Are you giving it the pre rinse? You just to
Speaker 1: finish it off with wash it if you do it?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, you just need to get the chunks
Speaker 5: of it.
Speaker 1: Oh well, no, I'm a very very good scraper. When
Speaker 1: I do that scrape into the food pin, it all
Speaker 1: comes off.
Speaker 5: Then no, no, no, you get bits of gravy and stuff.
Speaker 1: That's all. The dishwasher is no machine.
Speaker 5: That's barbaric. You too, that is really bar Oh.
Speaker 1: Very dare you? I said good data? This is the
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell show podcast. When you're stuck in the dishwasher,
Speaker 1: do you rinse the plates basically doing the job of
Speaker 1: technology advanced technology?
Speaker 2: Wasting water as well?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, of course I've thought about that. Of
Speaker 1: course you're wasting water? Or do you let the machine
Speaker 1: do its proud work? You're robbing it of its job.
Speaker 1: You're either you one of two things. It's very simple.
Speaker 1: You're either raw or you, like Patsy a rinser.
Speaker 5: You want nothing wrong with rinsing. You're saving your machine.
Speaker 5: I guarantee my machine will last longer than yours because
Speaker 5: running through.
Speaker 1: Get your hands out of my dishwasher. Ninety four four
Speaker 1: one O four three. Allison, who do we have here?
Speaker 1: Are you row or a rinser?
Speaker 3: Definitely a raw?
Speaker 1: Wow done? History will thank us.
Speaker 4: They will waste too much water rinsing and it's got
Speaker 4: a filter to catch all the bits.
Speaker 3: What do you need to rinse for?
Speaker 2: And are you the only raw in your family?
Speaker 1: Allison?
Speaker 2: Or are their rinses involved?
Speaker 3: No, no, I trained them all immigration.
Speaker 1: No, no, this is very excited to hear from you, Allison.
Speaker 1: Thank you, no worries.
Speaker 2: Have a great day, guys.
Speaker 1: We will. I will with my nice clean plates. Uh, Nicole,
Speaker 1: good morning, going guys. Yeah, yeah, we're good. What are
Speaker 1: you raw or rinser?
Speaker 3: I am a raw and I'm sorry, Patty, but I'm
Speaker 3: a new dishwasher a few months ago and the technician
Speaker 3: actually told me not to rinse it because the filter
Speaker 3: will catch all of it and you just.
Speaker 5: Take the But if you've got a wiz you've probably
Speaker 5: got a wizbag.
Speaker 1: Vindication finally, really.
Speaker 5: Well, that that shocks me. That really.
Speaker 1: That's going to shock you. Not like global events, but
Speaker 1: that's going to shock you.
Speaker 5: That is a revelation, I have to say, revelation.
Speaker 1: Nicole, thank you very much to call. Let's go to Kevin.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Kevin, Good morning, Christian. How are you, Tony?
Speaker 1: I'm good, buddy, but I need to know first question,
Speaker 1: you're or rinser.
Speaker 3: I'm definitely a rinser.
Speaker 2: New.
Speaker 1: Oh he saw a light. You've had a conversion. What happened?
Speaker 1: The main got you?
Speaker 3: I asked my ex wife to leave the house as
Speaker 3: he is back and decided to just be a roar.
Speaker 3: And what happen is that little container down the bottom
Speaker 3: filled up crap and I didn't realize you had to
Speaker 3: clean it. It broken lake water all through the house,
Speaker 3: wrecked the kitchen, wreck the floorboards. And I spent sixty
Speaker 3: one days in the hotel room with two kids. Why
Speaker 3: they fixed the kitchen?
Speaker 1: Oh my work. This is why wasn't a TV show
Speaker 1: about That's it be called sixty one days? Oh I
Speaker 1: am sna give your service in a hotel room with
Speaker 1: your kids? How old are they?
Speaker 3: Well, one day, the ain't now on the other one's thurday.
Speaker 3: But they were like twelve and eight at the time.
Speaker 3: Twelve and seven.
Speaker 1: Oh my, what that's so intense, ah.
Speaker 3: You when you have to get them to them from
Speaker 3: school and to them from their mum's house and then.
Speaker 1: Yeah going on there. So yeah, but you just got
Speaker 1: to clean out the filter. The fault is yours.
Speaker 3: Yeah. The problem was when I didn't know because I
Speaker 3: was mail and I didn't realize. I know, ni use
Speaker 3: that excuse.
Speaker 1: I got genitals. You'll know how to do that. We're
Speaker 1: not all like you, numty. You just don't clean out
Speaker 1: of the filter.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, sometimes things are going to be explained to you.
Speaker 1: True, true, Kevin, thank you very much. Cal Broger. You're
Speaker 1: listening to the Christian Know Carl Show podcast. The big
Speaker 1: debate rages on, are you a rinser or are you raw?
Speaker 1: Talking about stacking the dishwasher with the plates? Do you
Speaker 1: give her a wastelely so wastelely rinse saw it? Just
Speaker 1: put it in there, Let the dishwasher do its proud job.
Speaker 1: And emo from Paul Christian. Are you mad? Yes, that's
Speaker 1: not only these says. By the way, christ mad yesterday
Speaker 1: you're all about similar types of cutlery together. Today you've
Speaker 1: lost me. I begrudgingly to the presh before I stack
Speaker 1: the dishwasher with all the cutlery together. I used to
Speaker 1: be raw like you. I had a forced conversion. I
Speaker 1: love that. Some kind of intervention, did you, Paul? All right,
Speaker 1: let's let's go to the nights. Jake, Good morning, Good
Speaker 1: morning everyone, Happy Friday Friday. Jake and Jake, are you
Speaker 1: row or a rinser?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 1: If it's a pan, I give it a good scrub
Speaker 1: before putting in a dishwasher, not like a frying pan. Tho, yeah,
Speaker 1: you should never put them in wrecks.
Speaker 5: The handle.
Speaker 3: Would kill me.
Speaker 1: My mom would kill you. Get together and there'd be
Speaker 1: a horrible kind of mum punch on. The most deadly
Speaker 1: of all punch on is a mum on. That's a
Speaker 1: different if it is my normal, my normal plates go straight,
Speaker 1: all right, buddy, have a nice weekend. Vicky the the
Speaker 1: Vicky Hello, Hello there, Vicky Rara A rinser definitely.
Speaker 4: A raw pet is one hundred percent incorrect saying that
Speaker 4: you need to rinse. The reason is there is a
Speaker 4: center now in the newer machines that sensors the amount
Speaker 4: of dirt on the plate.
Speaker 5: That fancy I've got to basically.
Speaker 1: Sells weasel told you that, madam, you could see any reason.
Speaker 4: That's not the only reason. But I googled it because
Speaker 4: I've been arguing with my house makes for years and
Speaker 4: I ended up having to print it out and leave.
Speaker 2: That.
Speaker 4: Great. You're doing the right thing. Sprak the croud off
Speaker 4: into the bin and the fil detects everything else, and
Speaker 4: stop wasting water.
Speaker 1: Yes, Vicky, I'm hoping that some of these people like
Speaker 1: Patsy can listen to reason.
Speaker 4: Yea, the experts and the manufacturers are now recommending telling
Speaker 4: people you do not bring.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know why, because I want to sell more
Speaker 5: more dishwashing.
Speaker 1: A Pete Evans here by. I wish I could, Vicky,
Speaker 1: thank you very much for in the final word on
Speaker 1: this and the right word on this. Thank you. Vicky.
Speaker 4: Tell people to google it. They'll be surprised.
Speaker 1: Print it off. I'm going to print it off right
Speaker 1: now and leave it on Patsy's News desiccatee we can, sorry, Vicky,
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