Christian.

Welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

What do you do?

That's the height of laziness.

I constantly steal batteries from one remote and just shove it in the other one rather than getting up.

It would take me no more than 10 seconds to get up and go and shimmy over to that drawer of crap that everybody

has in a house where there's a tape measure in there.

There's a, I think there's a ball of string, cellar tape, some kind of parcel opening knife,

and then various batteries that my wife just shoves in the dead ones, won't just put them in the bin.

It's all just rummaging around it, and just a sea of flotilla of various bits and

bobs, but there was that random draw in every, I think there's a candle. I think there's a candle

in case there's a power outage as well in there as well on a little torch. Did you have those

double A batteries? We had them in Australia when we were kids where you would put your finger and thumb on either end of it

and we'd tell you how much charge was still left in the battery.

Good old days.

Do you mean that thing they had as well for rechargeable batteries?

You sort of plugged them in the wall.

No one could be bothered.

We're just lazy going, no, no, no, no.

I'd rather just chuck it in landfill.

Rather do that.

All right, so what do you do that's the height of laziness?

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