Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

All right, so in under three weeks, it's actually 20 days' time.

We really, really have a big thing that we've undertaken here.

All right, so in under her 20 days' time, we are going to be putting on our own school play.

But for grownups, who never got a speaking part back in the day at their school

play or their school musical, we're doing our very own version of Greece that we're going to call

thanks to your ideas and suggestions, grouse the musical, set in the 80s, set here in Australia.

Greece ain't the word. Grease is not what you heard. It's a parody for legal reasons.

We're doing a show, cast, an average shows who never got a row with much speaking.

Before we give you the good news, we're going to give you in a moment,

Grouse the Musical.

When I first moved to Australia five years ago,

actually, it was Hamish McLaughlin said it to me once.

I didn't realize whether it was an insult or what it actually meant.

So I'd ask Hamish, what it actually meant.

Whenever I hear, it's only normally used by a certain age bracket.

It ages people.

It's like a carbon dating here in Australia.

If someone says, Grouse, Patsy uses it a lot.

Yeah, my parents' generation used it a lot.

Yeah, 70s, huge.

What is the origin of it?

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