Speaker 1: Welcome to person number one podcast. You're listening to the
Speaker 1: Jamo and Dylan Show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we're on the way that Dance Bra little
Speaker 2: Man Trip with before is celebrating. Gooday, guys, and welcome
Speaker 2: back to another episode of The Jammo and Dylan Show
Speaker 2: and today's episode two hundred and forty nine. One off
Speaker 2: the Wow, one off the two fifty. That's come around quick,
Speaker 2: actually very quick. Wow. What do you call that? It's
Speaker 2: a double century and double and a half century bro
Speaker 2: double and a half century? Yeah, halfa Go and check
Speaker 2: out our JD Sport episode if you're interested in sport.
Speaker 2: We released that this week. We talked all things sports.
Speaker 2: Let go and have a listen to that one. Dyl,
Speaker 2: you were saying just before we started the episode that
Speaker 2: your neck has been having some problems.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's due to my pillow. You know,
Speaker 3: I haven't bought a new one in a long time.
Speaker 3: My two pillows are different as well.
Speaker 2: Is your pillow that you have now one of the
Speaker 2: ones that when it's out the pillow case it's yellow
Speaker 2: and you've had one of.
Speaker 3: Them is Yeah, one of them is a newer one
Speaker 3: and it's more of a firm and the other ones
Speaker 3: like soft lumpy. Okay, yeah, So I message to boys
Speaker 3: in the group chat the other day saying, you know
Speaker 3: what pillows is everyone using?
Speaker 2: I need some recommendations.
Speaker 3: I'm making up with neck pain and headaches and that's
Speaker 3: the I'm sure that's the.
Speaker 2: Reason, you know. So the boy sent them through.
Speaker 3: Dunload pillow seems like the recommended one from Zach.
Speaker 2: And number one in Australia.
Speaker 3: Suppose he has some bamboo some fancy sheets as well,
Speaker 3: so maybe I'll follow his footsteps. And I've been looking today,
Speaker 3: so maybe I'll place an order this afternoon and treat
Speaker 3: myself to a new pillow. I might wait for you
Speaker 3: to get yours, yeah, and then you can go find
Speaker 3: well deal. Buckley said he's got no Evan said he
Speaker 3: bought an expensive one right, but then dial didn't send
Speaker 3: her through yet. No, so, and I can't really be
Speaker 3: bother chasing someone up for a pillow, so.
Speaker 2: I'll trust your opinion on that though. So see how
Speaker 2: the dounload.
Speaker 3: But obviously when you get a new pillow there's an
Speaker 3: adjustment period, so I'm gonna have to give it a
Speaker 3: week of trial and error and buy some new pillowcases
Speaker 3: something nice.
Speaker 2: Nothing better than a good pillow, though.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because I just have pillow case. I just have
Speaker 3: normal like con. I guess I've never had the silk.
Speaker 3: Maybe at a hotel I've experienced that, but I just
Speaker 3: can't remember.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've never had pure silk. Like I've had variations
Speaker 2: of fabrics. You're the same. Zach's got that bamboo silk boy,
Speaker 2: I've never had one. They say, is it silk is
Speaker 2: good for your face? I think so some one of
Speaker 2: it's good for silk preventing acne and sweat and all that. So,
Speaker 2: but what's been like, has there been a hotel or
Speaker 2: somewhere you've been and you just remember the pillows.
Speaker 3: I feel like I always sleep good at like Crown
Speaker 3: or Crowned pillows.
Speaker 2: They cost three hundred dollars. However, they are incredible worth
Speaker 2: it that you know what that might be a birthday present.
Speaker 3: I could ask for a Crown pillow or just a
Speaker 3: to go down pillow. What I was thinking, when you're
Speaker 3: staying at Crown forever, what you could do is so
Speaker 3: you bring your suitcase when you go to the hotel,
Speaker 3: bring your pillow and just swap them.
Speaker 2: Swap them bro like they'll just look at who was
Speaker 2: in the room, swap them and then sucking off you go.
Speaker 2: You could get away with it if the cleaner wasn't
Speaker 2: a snitch, yeah, or if the cleaner just didn't they
Speaker 2: weren't switched on that day, they might not have had
Speaker 2: their coffee and they've gone, you know what, Well, there's
Speaker 2: nothing different with this room, and then the next person
Speaker 2: will get stung the child and I'll be like this
Speaker 2: pillow fucking sucks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But I feel like I sleep good in apartments
Speaker 3: like high rise. Yeah, okay, you know when we've had
Speaker 3: stayed in nice apartments, I feel like I've slept really well.
Speaker 3: I liked looking over the city and the seeing the
Speaker 3: city at night like it's elite.
Speaker 2: We had some good sleeps in that apartment.
Speaker 3: That one of the first Melbourne was like unreal, bro,
Speaker 3: and we had like skyline views.
Speaker 2: What a time. We spent extra money, but the view
Speaker 2: of that was you can never take.
Speaker 3: That from That's one of the coolest apartments I've stayed in.
Speaker 2: That was like so sick. Just the setup of it
Speaker 2: was magical, bro. Just thinking back to pillows. One of
Speaker 2: the other ones that was incredible was in Barcelona at
Speaker 2: cram Hotel. Yeah, shout out crampt Yeah. The room was
Speaker 2: like really nice, fresh, like beautiful, and then the pillow
Speaker 2: itself just gifted us with the most amazing sleep nice.
Speaker 2: And I can't stress this enough. A good pillow can
Speaker 2: make for a good night. To think where I've had
Speaker 2: good sleeps. Like, another big thing about Crown is just
Speaker 2: the completely blacked out round. It's amazing, Bro, those rooms
Speaker 2: are really nice. I really want to go there. You
Speaker 2: know what I want to do back onto the gambling, yep.
Speaker 2: I want to win money and then stay at Crown. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I've always every time you and I and Rod go
Speaker 2: to the Cast, we think if we go home with money,
Speaker 2: we get the penthouse tonight, or like we just live luxury.
Speaker 3: But then the thing is right, when you're staying at ground,
Speaker 3: you want to make the most of it, so you
Speaker 3: want to check in.
Speaker 2: At three and you can. I've seen a lot about
Speaker 2: this lately, and it's like the biggest crime in the
Speaker 2: world is checking in at three and having to check
Speaker 2: out at ten. Yeah it sucks, bro, it is awful.
Speaker 2: You're getting how many hours? Not many?
Speaker 3: Twenty four that's like fucking what two five? That's like
Speaker 3: nineteen hours, yeap, and half the time you're sleeping, you
Speaker 3: get no time in the room. That's why you need
Speaker 3: two days. But then it gets expensive.
Speaker 2: Oh I've never Crown's gotten more expensive and I love
Speaker 2: that place, but it has gotten more expensive to stay.
Speaker 2: I remember a few years ago I got Premium king
Speaker 2: room to eighty for a night. Now it's like, and
Speaker 2: if you're not a Crown member, we are hopefully providing
Speaker 2: Josh Rognette gets his shit together. He's been flaky going
Speaker 2: and starting off our spring carnival next weekend and then
Speaker 2: around my birthday we'll go as well, and then that
Speaker 2: will be our summer of racing. Hopefully he'll pull through.
Speaker 2: But with that boy, you never know what you're going
Speaker 2: to get.
Speaker 3: I believe, like I feel like it's only like thirty
Speaker 3: percent chance to pull through.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've called him untrustworthy, scum that's his nickname in
Speaker 2: the Messenger. Nickname. Now and you see what else we're
Speaker 2: calling him. He's had weasel, he's had scumbag, he's had
Speaker 2: so many different names.
Speaker 3: Deserves every single name that he gets credit him. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's a good one. What about greasy slime ball?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, what's like the most fitting name, Wezel Probably, I.
Speaker 3: Think Weezel is the greatest nickname and it just suits him.
Speaker 2: What about something vile that we can call him? What did?
Speaker 2: I feel like? It's been sent in by a few people,
Speaker 2: but I can't remember. Yeah, some people have said some
Speaker 2: horrible things to him. Actually it is quite funny, but
Speaker 2: some of it has gone far. Some of it has
Speaker 2: been unwarranted hate towards Josh. Yes, but I understand in
Speaker 2: his heart he's a good person. His heart's just so
Speaker 2: far deep that it's hard to get to it. So
Speaker 2: good luck to all the women out there. But it'll
Speaker 2: be fun to go and see him again.
Speaker 3: It always races, is a lot of fun and it's
Speaker 3: a great day out.
Speaker 2: So hopefully we sought out our neck pain and we
Speaker 2: sought out Josh Rognett's pain that he's been causing us. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Travis Scott deal oh nuts over East A couple of
Speaker 2: the boys went and deal. So yeah, those boys went,
Speaker 2: good friends of ours. They went over. I didn't realize
Speaker 2: and you didn't realize that was such big, Travis Scott.
Speaker 2: I didn't know it bro flying across the country, which
Speaker 2: is like flying from over ten countries, in Europe, yep, yep,
Speaker 2: to go and see this man and it looks wild.
Speaker 2: It was wild. I mean a lot of videos went
Speaker 2: onto TikTok, Instagram, Twitter.
Speaker 3: We're seeing fight circles, We're seeing people trying to get
Speaker 3: from their seats into the moshe running through guards going crazy.
Speaker 2: Guards doing Yeah, Sean Michael was.
Speaker 3: Quite like athletic, very flexible to be able to pull
Speaker 3: that kick off.
Speaker 2: He should look.
Speaker 3: To become a fighter because that was a very impressive kick.
Speaker 3: But he actually fucked the bloke up really bad, so
Speaker 3: that's not good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had a seizer apparently, and then five people
Speaker 2: were hospitalized from that show, so we hope they're all good.
Speaker 3: But it looked very demonic and as he brings he
Speaker 3: brings out craziness people. Yeah, it's like it's a thing, bro,
Speaker 3: like it just is. Even Dan Goinge went, yeah, he
Speaker 3: became like cringey and he reflected and was like, nah,
Speaker 3: that's slapping the ground.
Speaker 2: He's like, nah, that's bad, and he knows it and
Speaker 2: we know it. And look if we went maybe that
Speaker 2: would happen to us. You never know. But yeah, as
Speaker 2: he said, too old for that. Dan in his thirties
Speaker 2: now just on Dan. So obviously we used one of
Speaker 2: their segments last week and it did quite well. People
Speaker 2: liked it, and people have been calling for a DDF.
Speaker 2: Dan does Footy and Jamo and Dylan collab. We'd love it.
Speaker 2: We'd love it. He knows who we are. Remember, he
Speaker 2: didn't when we first met.
Speaker 3: I feel like he like didn't really the very first
Speaker 3: time when we met Dill Buckley and him, but he
Speaker 3: was nice.
Speaker 2: He was nice.
Speaker 3: He's always been nice when we've met him once. Yeah, No,
Speaker 3: I definitely think that I would love to collab with.
Speaker 3: I definitely think he knows of us, him and all.
Speaker 3: He shout out to you boys, and hopefully I did
Speaker 3: hear that they might becoming over for the Indigenous All
Speaker 3: Stars against Freo game. So I like the Indigenous All Stars.
Speaker 3: I saw the jersey. Yeah, I like it, bro.
Speaker 2: I think it looks sad. Yeah, so that would be
Speaker 2: good to say that's going to be a cool game.
Speaker 2: I actually I like the fact that it's like Essendon
Speaker 2: and Richmond. They both have that sash. Yeah, and when
Speaker 2: they play dream Time, it's kind of like a combination
Speaker 2: of the yeah goods yeah true yeah facts. But yeah,
Speaker 2: we would love to do a collaboration with those boys.
Speaker 2: Shout out to them. They do great footy content and
Speaker 2: believe it or not, we have good knowledge about sport.
Speaker 3: Yeah, pretty good. And we can also do the shower talk.
Speaker 3: We can do. We've been in this game. We have
Speaker 3: skin in this game, a lot of it, whole bodies
Speaker 3: in this game. We have been here for over five
Speaker 3: years now, so three weeks ago almost today. It was
Speaker 3: five years ago that we started this thing.
Speaker 2: So thanks to those who have come around lately, that
Speaker 2: have been there the whole way through. It's always cool
Speaker 2: to meet you guys in person. And you say, I've
Speaker 2: been listening since episode four, Yeah, that's always why. I
Speaker 2: was twenty three. And I know a lot of them
Speaker 2: are lying. And I know a lot of people listen
Speaker 2: to three episodes from three to six and then you know,
Speaker 2: hated us for a bit or tuned back in for
Speaker 2: a year, come back and they dip in and out,
Speaker 2: which is good. But the ones who have been here
Speaker 2: the whole time, and I know there's a few of you,
Speaker 2: great people, love you guys. Great to you.
Speaker 3: People were surprised at our sports knowledge and they listen,
Speaker 3: they go, oh, you boys actually know a lot it's like, yeah, Encyclopedia, mate, Like, yeah, well,
Speaker 3: we actually probably like sport more than anything, more than.
Speaker 2: Like the general shit talk, which I love, and that
Speaker 2: says something. Yeah, so yeah, go listen to JD Sport
Speaker 2: JD Sport now Deal Woman of the Hour Netflix, Anna
Speaker 2: Kendrick starring and directed it. I have watched as well,
Speaker 2: based on the true story creaked Carlie out. Bro, she
Speaker 2: had nightmares that night? Oh really, yeah she couldn't. We'll
Speaker 2: be getting onto that because our next segment is about
Speaker 2: dream freaked her out.
Speaker 3: It's it's a pretty intense movie, like she nails the
Speaker 3: creepiness well yep. And it's a true story as well.
Speaker 2: The actor did a great job, yeah, bro traying the
Speaker 2: serial killer. It's honestly, like, I can't believe it's a
Speaker 2: true story. You know.
Speaker 3: He was let out on sort of bail and he
Speaker 3: committed murders on that. They said it could be well
Speaker 3: over one hundred people.
Speaker 2: Bro that he's actually I reckon like one thirty, one
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty death to him. It was. It was
Speaker 2: very creepy. He was only convicted of seven, but.
Speaker 3: My god, they like they said he has photos of
Speaker 3: so many missing people in his catalog.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep, it's a creepy movie, crazy solid. It was
Speaker 2: a solid movie. Yeah, it was an exceptional wasn't.
Speaker 3: Debut for like a director to direct. I think that's
Speaker 3: a good first film. Yeah, to have on under your
Speaker 3: belt for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah. I watched it with Grace, and then
Speaker 2: Dad watched it the night after, and I actually went
Speaker 2: up and watched a little bit more with him it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he he liked it. It was a short movie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I liked it as like ninety minutes. I'm sick
Speaker 3: of everything being two hours, ten minutes, two hours thirty.
Speaker 3: Bring back ninety minute movies. Groa, Well, we've been vouching
Speaker 3: for this for some time.
Speaker 2: I remember when it has to.
Speaker 3: Happen when you go to the video store and you
Speaker 3: look on the back and it has the run time.
Speaker 3: I remember when it used to say one hundred, I'd get,
Speaker 3: oh long movie ninety three. You see that eighty five.
Speaker 2: Eighty five like comedy when you're twelve years old.
Speaker 3: Oh bro, it just takes an hour, twenty hour and
Speaker 3: a half out of my day. Now everything's two and
Speaker 3: a half hours, three hours, bro.
Speaker 2: Relax. That's the thing that shit with movies like Oppenheimer,
Speaker 2: which were really good. I'm not going to rewatch it
Speaker 2: that much, no, because if that if I saw ninety
Speaker 2: eight three hours, you know, I'll let you have one
Speaker 2: fifteen just for that one, yeah, for your mega movie.
Speaker 3: When movies used to, like I remember, they started creeping
Speaker 3: to two hours, like sort of in the in the
Speaker 3: twenty tens, Avatars and it's like, okay.
Speaker 2: Avatar was one of the first ones that I was
Speaker 2: very long. My brain actually could comprehend that. Fuck, we've
Speaker 2: been here a long time. Yep, and it's still got
Speaker 2: an hour Like I was young, and I'm even when
Speaker 2: they're good, it's hard to like all the classics.
Speaker 3: Bro, a happy Gilmour. There's no way this has got
Speaker 3: to be a ninety minute movie.
Speaker 2: They're also recreating this. They're doing a second Yeah, I've
Speaker 2: seen that. A darn sign our thirty three ninety three.
Speaker 3: Order boy, like what I said, ninety minutes flat, the
Speaker 3: ninety three Billy Madison one twenty nine eighty nine minutes.
Speaker 2: This is why Adam Sandler is the goat of the comedy.
Speaker 2: It gets it, bro, we don't want to be sat
Speaker 2: there for three hours all the time. In and out
Speaker 2: in love the Woman of the Hour. That is your suggestion,
Speaker 2: give it a watch? Why not? I was just thinking,
Speaker 2: what have I watched? Let me just have a quick
Speaker 2: look because I was watching Oh the Penguin. Bro Oh,
Speaker 2: yeah you mentioned it to me. I've got so much
Speaker 2: good shit about this show. Dad mentioned it to me.
Speaker 2: And I'm not, by any means a superhero type of guy,
Speaker 2: like I've never for example, You're Batman, your Spider Man.
Speaker 2: They're all good movies, yeah, but I don't like them
Speaker 2: as much as other people, just because I don't know
Speaker 2: your genre. Yeah. I wasn't as like much of a
Speaker 2: comic book guy. Yeah, yeah, more of a w W.
Speaker 2: It's just a different font of that fiction of land
Speaker 2: In saying that I like Harry Potter, which is pretty
Speaker 2: fucking weird. But anyway, the Penguin it's on Binge and
Speaker 2: it's on Foxtel Go. Binge got them premium shows. Yes,
Speaker 2: like Snowfall was Binge. That was a class show. But
Speaker 2: I didn't really expect much from the Penguin. But you
Speaker 2: know me, I always look at IMDb ratings prior.
Speaker 3: Yep, I saw a Binge have them on it on
Speaker 3: the website. On the on the platform.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So I saw eight point eight and I thought, well,
Speaker 2: this can't go wrong. Started it and Colin Farrell, who
Speaker 2: does the acting, he's incredible, like people from New York,
Speaker 2: like critics that are watching the movie said it's one
Speaker 2: of the greatest New York interpretations they've ever seen. Is
Speaker 2: it good from the start the get go or does
Speaker 2: it need time? I don't know. First episode, you're locked. Yeah, Okay.
Speaker 2: By the end of the first episode, I was like,
Speaker 2: I'm in for the rest of them. Yep. And I've
Speaker 2: nearly caught up to where I have to wait a
Speaker 2: week to watch.
Speaker 3: The next time, I might start one. Maybe i'll watch
Speaker 3: one this afternoon.
Speaker 2: I reckon, you'll enjoy it. It's mafia mob Italian families
Speaker 2: in New York. That's the type of vibe. They're in
Speaker 2: Gotham City. Some stuff goes down and it just shows
Speaker 2: penguins rise, I guess. But there's there's things that happen
Speaker 2: along the way, and it's good. You ever take afternoon
Speaker 2: naps crazy segue with my new pillow, Maybe no, I do.
Speaker 2: Sometimes they're good. I'm thinking like I never have them,
Speaker 2: but I'm thinking like, maybe it'd be fun. Mine is
Speaker 2: only pure to only down to pure tiredness. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm not just going to do it for the sake
Speaker 2: of doing it. Yeah, only if you need at Lebron
Speaker 2: James likes that's what. Yeah, I was thinking.
Speaker 3: Lebron has one every day bro, but he's a higher
Speaker 3: performing superstar. No.
Speaker 2: There's definitely times where I'll try and get a little
Speaker 2: forty five minutes or an hour. I don't like to
Speaker 2: go too long. Sometimes I fall into a trap of
Speaker 2: I'll have a two hour nap before dinner, depending on
Speaker 2: what I'm doing. It really depends on the night that
Speaker 2: I've had prior and the day that I've had leading
Speaker 2: up to it. That's where the tiredness levels are there.
Speaker 2: You go moving on to dream still, yesh, I was misled.
Speaker 2: I don't know who told me. It might have actually
Speaker 2: been a TikTok And this is the one problem I'm
Speaker 2: having with TikTok lately is that people are taking everything
Speaker 2: on TikTok for gospel as their news source. Yep, where
Speaker 2: at ninety nine percent of the time it's just someone
Speaker 2: that's heard something and then they're doing their own little
Speaker 2: spin off or whatever. So I saw something and admittedly,
Speaker 2: admittedly I was one of these people, and I saw
Speaker 2: it was like dreams actually only last eight seconds of
Speaker 2: real time. I was thinking, but it feels like forever. Yeah,
Speaker 2: cool fact, Yeah, but like I don't really it is true.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, Now this is from scientists and whatnot. The
Speaker 2: length of a dream can vary. They may last for
Speaker 2: a few seconds or up to thirty minutes. That makes
Speaker 2: more a lot, much more sense. But what can happen
Speaker 2: and I'm sure you would have experienced this. You can
Speaker 2: have a dream that only goes for let's say, twenty minutes,
Speaker 2: but it felt like six hours percent yep, but it
Speaker 2: was only a short time. So it's just a really
Speaker 2: interesting thing. And then there was also I was saying
Speaker 2: that night terrors can last longer, and I thought that
Speaker 2: it would be shorter because normally it's like it happens
Speaker 2: and you wake up exactly, But saying that they can
Speaker 2: last up to forty five minutes, Okay, that's not good. No,
Speaker 2: because imagine, have you ever seen someone have like a
Speaker 2: bad dream while you're awake? No? Okay, no, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: Gray sometimes will be asleep and then we'll just be like,
Speaker 2: oh fuck, something's happened. And it is quite scary, yeah,
Speaker 2: because you jump a little. Yeah. And then I even
Speaker 2: remember times where I had night terrors growing up, and
Speaker 2: and I just I could feel myself shaking or like
Speaker 2: moving in the bed, and I knew that something was wrong.
Speaker 2: But I imagine like that going off.
Speaker 3: For forty five that's a very long time to be
Speaker 3: caught in that scary. I guess that's up to training.
Speaker 3: That's the longest. But yeah, why do dreams feel like
Speaker 3: they last? One theory for why dreams seem to last
Speaker 3: longer is that the brain activity considerably slows down during
Speaker 3: rem sleep. Our friend Zach talks about remsleep quite a lot.
Speaker 2: Zach's have locked in on all that stuff. Yeah, yep, okay,
Speaker 2: It says here humans dream every ninety minutes or so
Speaker 2: throughout the night, with each subsequent dream lasting longer than
Speaker 2: the previous one. For example, your first dream may only
Speaker 2: last five minutes, while the last dream could be forty
Speaker 2: five minutes, so each dream longer. And then there was
Speaker 2: also a fact that I saw asking why can't we
Speaker 2: remember our dreams? And this is what they said. Brains
Speaker 2: are wired to ignore dreams, perhaps to prevent confusion with
Speaker 2: real memories. I oh, so you don't mix them together.
Speaker 2: So that's actually quite good because if you had a
Speaker 2: dream that felt was real, you could go into the
Speaker 2: real world genuinely believe.
Speaker 3: And tricking yourself that it was reality, because it is
Speaker 3: reality in a way.
Speaker 2: But at the end of the day, the things that
Speaker 2: happen in our life and the memories that we hold
Speaker 2: onto is just our perception of the event.
Speaker 3: Brain that always messages with me, like, once a moment's done,
Speaker 3: it's done.
Speaker 2: Did it even happen? Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: That's what I hate that, Like what's real? Yeah, like
Speaker 3: that race before that didn't happen. Now it's done forever,
Speaker 3: But it didn't happen, that's the thing. But it might
Speaker 3: in my head that didn't happen in yours. You know
Speaker 3: what happened?
Speaker 2: You know, I lost per It's funny as well, like
Speaker 2: how people remember things differently too, So you'll come back
Speaker 2: to something that happened ten years ago, or even let's
Speaker 2: say something that happened on you. I'm so sure sure
Speaker 2: of your reality and version of your like that. Fuck no, Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's funny when you say a story back and then
Speaker 2: someone has a completely different recollection of the memories. It
Speaker 2: feels personal. It does, and then you get into a
Speaker 2: fight and you're like, well, no, my perception of reality
Speaker 2: was more true than yours when really who knows yep,
Speaker 2: because everything gets clouded over time. They often say, like,
Speaker 2: you know, when you look back on a particular sportsman
Speaker 2: or something and they say, what is it like the
Speaker 2: nostalgia of it, you can overrate them. Yeah, that's a lot.
Speaker 2: And I even feel that, like I love when we
Speaker 2: hold onto a memory, such as like leavers, when we
Speaker 2: finish school and we hold onto that memory is one
Speaker 2: of the most fun times of our life. Yep. In
Speaker 2: the actual moment, it didn't feel like that for me.
Speaker 3: No, Like, certain there were lots of highs, but there
Speaker 3: were also a lot of lows and just sitting around
Speaker 3: doing fuck all. But in the moment, even though we
Speaker 3: had highs, I didn't have that feeling of like, oh,
Speaker 3: this is going to be something we talk about.
Speaker 2: It was a bit of a blur as well, until
Speaker 2: we look back on it and then the memory is
Speaker 2: flood back and you start thinking, wait, that actually was
Speaker 2: a great time. But that's one of the things where
Speaker 2: their memories were like so visceral and like we can
Speaker 2: remember exactly what happened that all of us still recount
Speaker 2: the same thing. Yep.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's one where everything is the same. We all
Speaker 3: recount the story the same way, which is good.
Speaker 2: Definitely. Now I've got this question. I saw it on TikTok.
Speaker 2: I can't remember the name of the account, but it's
Speaker 2: been around for a while. Now I'm going to pose
Speaker 2: this question to you, and if you need some time,
Speaker 2: let me know. You're a burglar, but you only steal
Speaker 2: things that are a minor inconvenience to people. All right,
Speaker 2: so you're a burglar, but you only steal things that
Speaker 2: are a minor inconvenience to people. What are you stealing?
Speaker 2: So little things?
Speaker 3: So like straight away, I'm just thinking like the individual
Speaker 3: sock of a pair, yeah, okay, all of them.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking toothbrush, Yeah, I'm thinking underwear. What's it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's something that really pisses you off. Like I
Speaker 3: would take like all their soaps, so they're hop in
Speaker 3: the shower and they're going fuck off one AirPod? Yeah, bro,
Speaker 3: Maybe like i'd take away oil for cooking, because that's
Speaker 3: really when you go in there's no oil like olive oil.
Speaker 2: It's like fuck off, yeap. Oh, what's another minor inconvenience?
Speaker 3: And I think would be to like empty their milk
Speaker 3: out but leave them like twenty meal so they have
Speaker 3: they're like, it's just sad they have a shitty smoothie
Speaker 3: or a coffee or something.
Speaker 2: That'd be cool. They filled their cereal up, but like
Speaker 2: ty yeah yeah yeah, and it's like shit, bro, that'd
Speaker 2: be elite. Yeah, like leaving them with let's say they
Speaker 2: bought six bananas, they've only got one, you know, it
Speaker 2: would be good.
Speaker 3: So like obviously they wake up in the morning and
Speaker 3: take their meat out of the freezer, maybe to defrost it.
Speaker 3: They leave for work, I come in the house, pop
Speaker 3: it straight back freezer brea.
Speaker 2: So they come home and they've gone fuck off. That
Speaker 2: really we should start doing this, bro. That's harmless crime.
Speaker 2: The tormenting someone.
Speaker 3: Obviously, like yeah, car keys as well. That would just
Speaker 3: send them insane in the morning.
Speaker 2: But you just move them to it. Because I'm trying
Speaker 2: to think how minor can we go, Like what's the
Speaker 2: most minor thing that they could annoy some trigger someone
Speaker 2: to the max, like something I'm thinking daily routine, something
Speaker 2: that you always need to do or want to do that,
Speaker 2: you just can't anymore. Like what's something you can take
Speaker 2: away from someone, like a hair brush.
Speaker 3: Or like a yeah maybe if they rely on a
Speaker 3: product or something that could be good.
Speaker 2: Wax or hair sea salt spray.
Speaker 3: Like what would what would turn Rog crazy if he
Speaker 3: didn't have access in the morning fucking pencil case, backpack
Speaker 3: is books binder?
Speaker 2: Maybe like coffee? Right, yeah, he didn't take it away
Speaker 2: his hairtiped. You wouldn't like that, Yeah, his coffee in
Speaker 2: the morning. Or just change the settings on all of
Speaker 2: like everyone has their favorite toaster setting or yeah, yep,
Speaker 2: oh super glue the knob, so it's stuck in like
Speaker 2: high cooking.
Speaker 3: You've got to watch it, yep, or rog if you like?
Speaker 3: He has his phone is very specific like low stimulating.
Speaker 2: It's black and white. You can change that. And he
Speaker 2: woke up to it. I reckon he'd be quite annoyed.
Speaker 3: Malfunction yep, Yeah, he has that, that low stimulation phone.
Speaker 3: I don't know how he's done it. I think it
Speaker 3: took him a while, but all right, voice messages that's moved.
Speaker 3: Got a couple of good ones, Yes we do.
Speaker 2: That's roll.
Speaker 1: We hope you're enjoying the Jamo and Dylan Show. It's
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Speaker 2: All right, first one is from a long time listener,
Speaker 2: reliable guy. Let's Go Boys got back from South America.
Speaker 2: It was there for five weeks.
Speaker 5: And the weirdest thing that I've come across was when
Speaker 5: they use the elevator. Say they're on level four and
Speaker 5: the elevators on level one, they push up for the
Speaker 5: elevator to come to you, and then they go down
Speaker 5: to level one. And same with if they're on level
Speaker 5: one and elevators on level seven, they'll push down for
Speaker 5: the elevator to come to them and then they'll go
Speaker 5: up to level three.
Speaker 2: Weird as I don't like it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because here you just if you're say on level one,
Speaker 3: and you want to go up, you press up and
Speaker 3: the elevator comes and gets you and you go up. Yes,
Speaker 3: So this one you have to hail it. You have
Speaker 3: to say no to the come down, and so it's
Speaker 3: more of a manual thing.
Speaker 2: I saw the do you know the YouTuber mashtag Brady. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so he was in a country, an Asian country, and
Speaker 2: there was actually a woman whose job is to sit
Speaker 2: inside the elevator and she presses the buttons. That's very
Speaker 2: old school. Yes, she'll ask where you want to go,
Speaker 2: and then she'll send you there via button press. What
Speaker 2: a job? What a job? Boring though, would be very
Speaker 2: boring going up and down all day. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 2: know if i'd like that, mm hmm. Anyway, that's over
Speaker 2: the next Well, we have a very interesting story here.
Speaker 4: Yes, when I was a teenager, young early teenager, quite
Speaker 4: naive to just everything. This is really disgusting, So I
Speaker 4: kind of pret yourself i'd had my parents would make
Speaker 4: me share the bar for with them.
Speaker 2: And at the time, like I know then.
Speaker 4: It might be a financial thing that properly like title money.
Speaker 4: Like they're always switching lights off as soon as I
Speaker 4: leave the room, so kid's probably because of that, and
Speaker 4: I didn't know anything different, so I don't any think
Speaker 4: it was that much on issue. But then I got
Speaker 4: to about sixteen, I've started showing I've not looked back
Speaker 4: since it's a fucking disgusting just saying their filth and whatever,
Speaker 4: my filth and yeah, so he still got older, and
Speaker 4: I'm start showing I really just how fucking big it
Speaker 4: both of these? So give me a I'm ten, how
Speaker 4: disgusted that is the worst because to me, it's a
Speaker 4: big dude. See later, have a good one.
Speaker 2: He has another one. Do we give him a go?
Speaker 2: I haven't heard it. We were in a minute. I
Speaker 2: just want to say, out of ten, in my opinion,
Speaker 2: seven out of ten disgusting. I think there's way more disgusting.
Speaker 2: But it's just it's quite weird. It is weird.
Speaker 3: And he said into his teens, fourteen fifteen, So dad
Speaker 3: goes first.
Speaker 2: Then you're in, Oh, got that brown tinge to water? Nah? See.
Speaker 3: But then, like for a lot of people, that's just
Speaker 3: their reality. I know, I understand if you that's why
Speaker 3: I didn't put it. You're trying to save on money.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to be rude, but like, yeah, it's
Speaker 3: still it's still grows by.
Speaker 2: A few less aureos or something.
Speaker 3: Exactly, Like you can cut costs another way. Sure, one
Speaker 3: less bread loaf exactly. I'll be clean. Wait if this
Speaker 3: is no good, we can kind of yeah, we don't
Speaker 3: know what this is, so let's go.
Speaker 2: Oh, and this is another one completely.
Speaker 4: I'm related to the previous voice note, but I'll say
Speaker 4: about your crushes and stuff. In school in England, you
Speaker 4: do this thing where you would you post on Facebook,
Speaker 4: are like for hot or not so you everyone would
Speaker 4: like it. Then you do a video saying ah, Jamo hot,
Speaker 4: Dylan hot rock not and you say if you go
Speaker 4: hot or not? And then me and me and one
Speaker 4: of my my primary school best friends would always do
Speaker 4: it in primary school in early secondary school then always
Speaker 4: got the cute girls that we fancied hot and all
Speaker 4: the all the months are not. And then when when
Speaker 4: a girl will post it, I'd like it and then
Speaker 4: I'll we sat there waiting for my name to be
Speaker 4: called out. It's Ben hot, I'm Joe, not Dylan, and
Speaker 4: I'll be waiting and that's like that was the moment
Speaker 4: for me. Am I going to get hot on Not
Speaker 4: most times because a bit of a widow, I get not.
Speaker 4: But that was the moment. It was like the World
Speaker 4: Cup final for girls in primary school.
Speaker 3: A rate that bro we had like TV h's and
Speaker 3: every day like for TBA yeah, or they do a
Speaker 3: video and like like for TV hate Yeah.
Speaker 2: It was so late onto like the Facebook onto.
Speaker 3: Their Facebook you sound like the original, like you know
Speaker 3: in the movie when they originally called it Facebook, and
Speaker 3: they like dropped the.
Speaker 2: There that's you, bro. That was actually pure accidents, so
Speaker 2: funny year old I was late onto the Facebook, and
Speaker 2: I think I was fifteen, and obviously people had it
Speaker 2: since they were like twelve, and I actually got to
Speaker 2: go through and miss because I missed out on all
Speaker 2: of these things. I missed out on like a big
Speaker 2: social aspect of the start of school when social media
Speaker 2: was around. So I went back through like some people's
Speaker 2: accounts and I'd watch the like for tv oh to
Speaker 2: see because I hadn't seen it, so I was playing
Speaker 2: catch up, trying to learn who liked to who thought
Speaker 2: what about who? So yeah, I'll admit that, and then
Speaker 2: I definitely would have partaken in a few of those.
Speaker 2: I remember doing it with Jack Walker, so he was
Speaker 2: one of my good friends in school, and he would
Speaker 2: do it on his account because he had more friends
Speaker 2: on face, bigger reach, but people still knew who I was,
Speaker 2: and I'd always get I haven't talked to like kind
Speaker 2: of cute, and I took that every day of the week.
Speaker 2: I'd take that. But Yeah, like what Dylan, who sent
Speaker 2: it in said, you're just waiting for your name to
Speaker 2: be called out. You're just bro.
Speaker 3: That moment is like you're waiting, like you feel it
Speaker 3: in your chest right and then when they say your name,
Speaker 3: it's the fear set in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you don't know what's coming. Do you remember
Speaker 2: ever watching those videos that you're included in or we didn't.
Speaker 2: I don't remember.
Speaker 3: I don't, but like they probably would have happened. I
Speaker 3: just don't remember them.
Speaker 2: A lot of ours weren't videos. I remember they it
Speaker 2: was on the wall. Yeah, yeah, yeah, they'd whack it
Speaker 2: up on your feed. It neither be. It would be
Speaker 2: a good ego boost if you've got a nice one,
Speaker 2: but ninety nine percent of them and I want you
Speaker 2: guys to tell me if I'm off the mark here,
Speaker 2: but ninety nine percent they'd rate you out of ten,
Speaker 2: So it'd be like, okay, eight out of ten, really
Speaker 2: nice and funny. Yeah, most of them are that. Most
Speaker 2: of them eight out of ten, even if they didn't
Speaker 2: even like you. Yeah, they're just trying.
Speaker 3: To say they're not going to be rude. They're trying to
Speaker 3: like show fase tbh.
Speaker 2: Four out of ten ugly and sting.
Speaker 3: See I never I never saw anything like that, did you.
Speaker 2: No? I remember there being fights in the comment section
Speaker 2: underneath like oh no, like someone might have said, like,
Speaker 2: no specific thing, but oh so and so is a liar.
Speaker 2: I don't really like her as much six out of ten.
Speaker 2: And then it kicks off in the comment section. Yep.
Speaker 2: I remember it kicking off heaps. And I think because
Speaker 2: I was just new and naive, i'd comment in the
Speaker 2: comment section and just getting amongst it it. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: I would try to be the mediator. I wasn't trying
Speaker 2: to ignite it. I was like I remember saying once
Speaker 2: to like two people where you know, I was like,
Speaker 2: come on, guys, you're embarrassing yourselves now, like like dadding them. Yeah,
Speaker 2: don't don't do this on the internet. You'll regret it,
Speaker 2: like sort it out face to face or in person
Speaker 2: or something. And everyone was like, oh, why the fuck
Speaker 2: are you doing that? Like we wanted it to keep
Speaker 2: kicking off, and I was I just didn't know. Yeah,
Speaker 2: hell now, I just let it slide, let it go
Speaker 2: bro out boys high school. I would like, wait, I
Speaker 2: just want to write down the two people. I'd go
Speaker 2: back to high school in a heartbeat, I miss it.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's proper beef talking about each other's girls
Speaker 2: and whatnot. Crazy bro was atually kicking off or probably eleven.
Speaker 3: Also a bit, no twelve, it was grad AFTERS Gangster
Speaker 3: or like that.
Speaker 2: One a period. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's a magic time too. Yeah, that really is
Speaker 3: a good end of school.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And the beauty of it was the girl who
Speaker 2: hosted I believe Grad AFTERS.
Speaker 3: Yep, she wasn't the most ball laughters ball, She wasn't popular.
Speaker 2: At all, but then she gained so much. She clutched up.
Speaker 2: She clutched up. She had a great venue, her family
Speaker 2: was great. It was just a good night forever everything
Speaker 2: there Bro. Not a good night for everyone, but a
Speaker 2: crazy night. And she came out of that. Remember on
Speaker 2: di over wimpic kid, you'd climb like the social scale
Speaker 2: like everyone like thought, like, yeah, you're right, yeah she
Speaker 2: she climbed. No, you got to respect her for that
Speaker 2: because it was a great part. We will forever be
Speaker 2: indebted to her for that night, like.
Speaker 3: Away, damn, Yeah, I remember I was just thinking about
Speaker 3: that Bro class.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good form. And then I remember, like I went
Speaker 2: home pretty early. Yeah, I wasn't like that drunk or anything.
Speaker 2: I only had a couple of drinks and then I
Speaker 2: remember we had like a big chat for that night.
Speaker 2: Yes we did. Yeah, I remember a photo got sent
Speaker 2: in of Yeah it's like Jacob or Brodie or something. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: like green or something. Yeah, I think it's Jacob. I
Speaker 2: think it was Jacob bro And they were up. The
Speaker 2: sun was up. It was seven as I go, I
Speaker 2: can't remember who I went.
Speaker 3: My dad dropped someone off, but it was again up early. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I can't remember. I stayed pretty late. I was hell drunk.
Speaker 3: When do you reg you got your drunkest, like in
Speaker 3: high school?
Speaker 2: Yeah, like from because you had like a year period
Speaker 2: where you'd right yourself.
Speaker 3: I'd just be blacked out, bro, Yeah, like legitimately maybe
Speaker 3: like all grad.
Speaker 2: Afters Cory's I think he hosted that. I was pretty
Speaker 2: like fucked up. Yeah, yeah, I used to just get
Speaker 2: blacked out. Bro. Double blacks, Bro, they're poison. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: that were your poison.
Speaker 3: They were my poison and choice. I always look back
Speaker 3: on them with love. But I haven't had one in
Speaker 3: a long time now.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I actually had one at Listen Out No Good.
Speaker 2: That took me back to the day.
Speaker 3: They must getting on him again. I'll just knock a
Speaker 3: ten back back and see what happens. See if you see,
Speaker 3: if your body is still in me now, the hangover
Speaker 3: would be too fierce. I hate hangovers.
Speaker 2: They destroy me, bro I don't deal with them. Well,
Speaker 2: it depends if I'm mentally prepared for a particular night.
Speaker 2: I'm okay because I know what the next day is
Speaker 2: going to look like. But if it's just a random
Speaker 2: night and then it happens, Yeah, but I'm thinking ahead
Speaker 2: as well. I think as we get older, we think ahead.
Speaker 2: Jared our mate, he has like electrolyts, he has paneedoor,
Speaker 2: he has it all in his bedside table the night before. Yep.
Speaker 2: So when he comes back, he's fully sorted. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: don't because as you get a bit old.
Speaker 3: I went twenty five, twenty four, like when old, but
Speaker 3: like you don't want the next day to be ruined,
Speaker 3: that's the thing. Whereas before you used to not care
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we had all the time. Imagine like we we
Speaker 2: weren't riding ourselves off at fifteen and sixteen, but imagine
Speaker 2: when we were like fifteen years old, school holidays and
Speaker 2: you had two weeks. Like imagine having a party at
Speaker 2: that started school holidays and then you've got days to
Speaker 2: just play Fafa and recover.
Speaker 3: Yeah, would have been magic. Bro Oh that's the name
Speaker 3: rich schools. We're doing all the trash schools were We're
Speaker 3: just in this middle ground.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah we were. Ye oh oh, thanks for
Speaker 2: that was a bigger segue from from doing voice message
Speaker 2: and we'll last one of the week.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what's up? I just had my first ever in
Speaker 6: Nandos thanks to you guys in the London airport. I
Speaker 6: was going to say, and it was pretty good. I
Speaker 6: was expecting more like fast footy, but it was good.
Speaker 6: But tew me we think of my meal. I just
Speaker 6: kind of like chose randomly. It was a butterfly chicken
Speaker 6: with a side of Perry fries and spicy race and
Speaker 6: it was it was good. Like the chicken was like
Speaker 6: grilled nicely, had that like grilled teaste.
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 2: It was good. Yeah, that's probably the best meal you
Speaker 2: can get there. Yeah, we made it pretty apparent that
Speaker 2: we didn't enjoy our London Nando's. It was actually I
Speaker 2: was court Nando's wasn't great. No, it's better here. It
Speaker 2: was very unfortunate because we love Nando's. I'm actually getting
Speaker 2: it tonight for the first time in a long time,
Speaker 2: in yeah, a long time, like kind of like a well,
Speaker 2: I guess that time we went, but I didn't get
Speaker 2: what I wanted because I was Yeah, yeah, it's true,
Speaker 2: that's true. But I'm having a little cheap meal. Weight
Speaker 2: loss been going well. Got to be happy with that.
Speaker 2: Drop yourself dropping a quilo a week at the moment,
Speaker 2: not bad. That's a good rate. But my scales are
Speaker 2: broken now, so I don't know it. It's all over
Speaker 2: the place. Yeah, Like I weigh in and it's two
Speaker 2: kilos under, two kilos over, Like it's fluctuates so much.
Speaker 2: But apparently I can get some for like fifteen twenty
Speaker 2: bucks that are pretty good. Oh that's good. Might do that?
Speaker 2: Go down and came up. Also, tomorrow is seeing Luckey's
Speaker 2: baby for the first time. Nice, that'd be good. You've
Speaker 2: done that little CUTI yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: She seems to be growing as growing up quick too,
Speaker 3: from what I've seen in the photos.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow getting mum's card detail. She's in balley at the moment,
Speaker 2: having fun. Yeah, there for eight days or something. Love
Speaker 2: and Life over there and I'll get a car detailed
Speaker 2: because it's her birthday in a few days. That's a
Speaker 2: good present. Actually, yeah, very good. Yeah that is. I'm
Speaker 2: also helping out my mate's business because he's doing the
Speaker 2: car detail.
Speaker 1: There.
Speaker 2: You got well, helping a mate and helping mama. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then also I was going to say, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: then seeing Lockie's kid in the afternoon, which will be awesome.
Speaker 2: And also good to see Lockie and Maya. See how
Speaker 2: they're going. I think they're handling it very well. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's back to work doing his full time stuff. So
Speaker 2: does he work from home a bit? I think he does.
Speaker 2: I think so. So that's andy. I have to ask.
Speaker 2: But he'll be around. Yeah, it'll be a good weekend
Speaker 2: and then hopefully next weekend. I don't know. I've lost
Speaker 2: all faith in rog Rog the flog Rog the dog.
Speaker 2: Don't trust him, No, I don't trust him, but it
Speaker 2: is what it is. All we can do is weight,
Speaker 2: All we can do is waight. Yep. Grace always says
Speaker 2: we're too good of friends to him. We definitely are.
Speaker 2: He says, why are you friends with him? Yep, Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're too good for him. That's a fact. Yeah, we
Speaker 2: are way too good. Phibber mcgeeze is too good for
Speaker 2: him too. I don't know why he doesn't just love
Speaker 2: it because I love it. I love it too. His
Speaker 2: new haircut. Lucas saw that that Decos cut. Yea Deacos
Speaker 2: popped it on his story too. Are you trying to
Speaker 2: win a ring or something? Bro? He's going for it all, yes,
Speaker 2: he is. We should definitely do like a beach day
Speaker 2: with rog and yeah, yeah beach side feed. Maybe can
Speaker 2: find our new fibber. But yeah, thanks, thanks for listening. Guys,
Speaker 2: we'll see your next episode. Check out JD Sport, who's
Speaker 2: punching with Jamie Hutchinson, will be out very shortly too,
Speaker 2: and yeah, we'll see you next episode. Cheers.
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