Christian.

Welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

Time now for this week's week's claim to fame, where we always say no, claim to fame is too weak for us.

The number for your very weak, ultra week hopefully.

Claims to Fame is 941414-1043.

There's no business like show business.

My brother-in-law's mum used to live next door to Nicole Kidman's parents.

I once handed a horse to the guy who handed the horse to Prince Charles at the time.

My son's dog, Smith, Jared, Ruffead's, dog's bottom.

Christian O'Connell's weakest claim to fame.

Sometimes I have some kind of amnesia, and then it all goes, they come back to what you're like. Oh, yeah. That's a job. That's a job. All right, so what have you got for us? 9-4-14-1043. Who do we got here? Gabrielle, come on him. Gail, Christian, how are you? I'm good. Gabriel, what's your weakest claim to fame, though, mate? Gary O'Blett, Jr. once apologized to me for hitting me with his friend. What was it one of those really big wide ones and he ran over your foot? Well, we were in a cafe, and it was sort of packed up really, I'd get to chairs. They come through and it's sort of chairs are bouncing around and I've always looked up to him. I'd sort of froze, seeing Gary Ablett Jr. Holy crap, that's amazing. He comes through and I saw him coming and just watched him come straight through and sort of hit me with the chair and he's gone oh sorry mate and I've frozen up because it's Gary I'm the journey gone oh no no I'm sorry Gary I'm sorry

run over me yeah I don't care run through me maybe one day we do a thing just called Apologies from the Stars. Who have you had a sorry? Even a nod if they cut you up in traffic. Sorry after you. Sorry, I didn't see you. Gabrielle, that's a great story. I love that. We send your prize. Thanks for corner, mate. Have a good day. Nice. Thanks. See you, mate. Kurt, Christy.

Hi, Christian.

Morning.

Morning, Christy.

Welcome to the show.

Thank you.

My weakest claim to fame is that my beautiful mom, her girlfriend, husband was John Farnham, Philo-Lictician.

It's the first Farnsey connection of the year. It's been missing something the last couple of weeks. We're back. So break it down again. What's the connection? How many people? My mom's girlfriend has been. He was her electrician. This is great. It's about three leaps you've got to go to to get that.

That's a great one.

Christy, thank you.

Over 30 years ago, she was driving.

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