Christian.

Welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

So we're going to open up the lines right now with three ways you can get in touch with the show today.

Three ways to have your stories on air.

So just have a listen to more once they go floating by in the river of the show.

A knock at the door.

What happened next?

I don't know, whatever it is.

Sometimes it's a random thing. You don't get random phone calls. A random knock at the door. What's the story about what happened next? We had a guy knock at our door once and asked if we had lost an echinor because there was an echidna walking down the street. I don't know how you say he's just walking down the street.

Looking lost.

No, it's not this street.

What I part my kid in the car? I don't think he was a pet, though. I think he was just a wilder kidnap. God knows how he got into the suburbs. A knock at the door. What happened next? Other two phone ins today, then I broke my brothers. whether it's an older brother, always the worst thing,

or a younger brother's, but you broke your brothers, what?

And... today then I broke my brothers whether it's an older brother always the worst thing or a younger

brothers but you broke your brothers what and I'm very excited about the stories you might have for

this one poorly secured items I think sometimes you kind of know when you haven't secured something

100% and then maybe later on somewhere it just just flies off or it just takes off in the

rear view mirror. You convince yourself by going, you know what? I'll drive slower. Yeah. It's enough.

It's just about enough. All right, poorly secured items. I broke my brothers and your story is about

a knock at the door, Christian, a knock at the door in the middle of the night. I was heavily

pregnant at the time. My husband got up to find it was the police, kindly knocking at the door, Christian, a knock at the door on the middle of the night. I was heavily pregnant at the time my husband got up to find it was the police, kindly knocking at the door to ask if they could run through our flat to chase a villain who jumped over at a bad fence. I thought the police were just meant to kick down doors and its apologies later. This was the 80s. I think it was a very different time, the very polite police.

All right, let's take some stories now.

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