The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

Andy who sent us an email, which I think is going to lead to a great thing today, which is when you were a kid, do you remember when you were a kid, you saw certain signs that you thought someone was rich or loaded.

For Andy, Christian, my wife grew up thinking, having a two-door fridge was a life goal. We've just got one.

And she's been ringing all her family and friends telling them she's made it now with a double-door fridge.

For me, growing up, it's having Ben and Jerry's ice cream. My folks would never pay that much for such a tiny amount of ice cream.

When I saw it at a friend's place, I knew they must be minted.

For me, it was MTV. It was only one friend out of my group who had MTV so we could watch

The Simpsons and the music channel stuff of that. But I thought that was incredible. It was

like in the UK it was like satellite TV. You used to have a satellite dish on the side

of your house. You could literally get cable TV to America. It was Fox Tell for. You used to have a satellite dish on the side of your house.

You could literally get cable TV to America.

It was fox tell for us.

And there was one kid in the street who had fox tail.

It was a really, really rare thing.

And you would all, even if you didn't potentially like that person,

Jim L. Calais, you were as a kid.

I didn't mean to totally like this guy Lee, but I used to hang out with him purely sure I could go out and watch

the Simpsons and music videos, ratlin hum. That was it. There was the only reason we were

friends because he had MTV. Patsy, what was it for you? What were the signs when you thought

someone was rich? Oh, when they stayed at a motel on a holiday and actually got to order

breakfast to their room.

Mum always insisted we had to take everything, thermoses, like half the kitchen would be

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