Christian, the Christian O'Connell Show, podcast.

At some point in our lives, when we're teenage,

we suddenly don't put posters up on our walls in the bedrooms anymore.

It's not appropriate now if I come home today,

get the blue tech out and above the bed,

just start putting up a D's poster.

What the head is that?

It doesn't go with the carpet.

What are you doing? The colours don't match. Are the head is that? It doesn't go with the carpet. What are you doing?

The colours don't match.

Are you having a moment?

What's going on here?

In fact, I might actually do that to see what happens.

See how long before they just get torn down.

It's just not appropriate anymore.

It's a shame because the posters we used to have on our bedroom walls were like us,

St. Clairworld, who we were now.

And there were moments where they suddenly weren't right anymore.

And he was like a snake sharing the skin, they'd come down, and new poster were coming to represent who you are now.

For me, the big ones growing up for me, I had my boxing hero, Sugar Ray Leonard, Bruce Lee, Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley. Those were the big

plays in my bedroom. They meant everything to me, those posters. I still wish I had them now as well.

And did you used to arrange them in a certain way? Who was on what wall? No, is there a better wall than another?

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