WEBVTT - Hamish & Andy 2021 Ep 147

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<v S1>Listen up production.

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<v S2>Activate your internet because the Hamish and Andy podcast starts

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<v S2>in three two. Sorry, it's still buffering.

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<v S3>One join him. And boy, man. Hamish, you boil.

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<v S4>Man.

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<v S3>Boy. Lemon. Oh, boy.

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<v S4>Piping hot.

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<v S2>Sir.

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<v S4>Phrase on the nose.

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<v S3>Avoid my water tender. Jacko. Oh, it's nice and cool. Boy,

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<v S3>you know, it's a steam engine that we're doing.

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<v S4>You're off your you haven't you think you've worked the

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<v S4>rails a.

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<v S2>Day in your life? Drew, I haven't. I've got to

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<v S2>believe that there are seconds.

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<v S3>Yeah. Steam engine, famed Hamish. You were on onto it.

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<v S3>Boiler man. Jack. Are you sick of being woken by

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<v S3>your water tender? Not as highly ranked as a boiler man,

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<v S3>but still Im in the hot room hoping to make

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<v S3>sure that that water gets to a boiling and steaming temperature. What?

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<v S3>It's cool. So saying that we have a problem.

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<v S2>He sounded a bit relaxed. I mean.

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<v S4>You've watched Thomas the Tank Engine. You would know the.

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<v S2>Core.

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<v S4>Principle of steam engines is you never relax. A mechanical issue.

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<v S2>That's the whole problem with any.

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<v S4>Anything in the Thomas the Tank engine world. It's like,

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<v S4>you know, oh, no.

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<v S2>There's not enough coal. I could say all.

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<v S4>The ingredients for steam engines are very fiercely debated about.

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<v S3>You can't be that relaxed, Jack. Anyway, ahoy! Two to Lucy,

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<v S3>who uploaded.

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<v S4>Signal Control.

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<v S2>To Lucy.

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<v S3>Who uploaded her audio very easily, I would suggest.

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<v S4>Was on this.

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<v S3>Is DeKalb.

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<v S1>Illinois, number six. I hope you doing well in this lockdown.

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<v S1>I hope you are keeping that Tesla within your five

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<v S1>kilometer radius. Just wanted to have it plugged in here

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<v S1>and let you know that I think I have blown

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<v S1>something wide open here. Sorry. Last week I was cooking

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<v S1>a slow cooked, pulled pork dish and the recipe called

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<v S1>for some Halloween hours. So I purchased these older house. Hello, painters.

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<v S1>And I noticed the chili smell. One, two, three. We've

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<v S1>got three chilies making this a hot food. And it

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<v S1>got me thinking and I did a little bit of

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<v S1>research online. And my theory is that the older processor

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<v S1>heat scale expands across its whole product range. It is

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<v S1>not just on the taco seasonings, it's across the whole range.

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<v S1>So you talk seasonings only go up to a medium,

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<v S1>mild medium, but you have a painter's and you salsas

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<v S1>go up to a hot. So this is my theory

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<v S1>for you. Think of wine at water. I think hopefully

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<v S1>you can sleep better at night. I certainly have been. So, yeah.

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<v S1>That's all for me. See you later.

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<v S4>Wonderful insight really conjures up the vision of tossing and turning, going.

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<v S2>By a lot of that. Why is that?

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<v S4>A business go a selling point. It blows the conspiracy table,

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<v S4>not a close. The questions I suppose, we have for

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<v S4>old El Paso Diva and a company that's been bought

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<v S4>for a non sponsor.

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<v S3>The company has come up with lot.

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<v S4>Amazing amount of airtime this year and keep it going

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<v S4>if I can for a second. Okay.

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<v S3>The Texas quickly, does that satisfy Jack, maybe what you're

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<v S3>encountering with that chili heat system that you did? I

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<v S3>think she's absolutely right. There is. And and thank you

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<v S3>for everyone sending it to me on Instagram as well.

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<v S3>There are three chili versions of the sauce. There is

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<v S3>just more of the mix. Old El Paso Australia's Instagram

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<v S3>sent me a photo of a white unlabeled packet and said,

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<v S3>This is coming to you soon with free chilis dancing.

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<v S2>Oh, but that was months ago.

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<v S3>Now and that never came. So I'm worried that they

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<v S3>thought that that maybe came to me and it never did.

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<v S4>Maybe they heard about your mission chip sponsorship.

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<v S2>I better realize that you play.

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<v S4>Both sides of the Mexican.

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<v S2>Border, Jake. Take it. You've got the.

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<v S3>What I would say the prominent is a lady if

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<v S3>the prominent brand wanting to satisfy you with a bespoke

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<v S3>seasoning kind of way. But I just thought, was.

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<v S4>This something they were working on? And I just think

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<v S4>it'll be make you happy. I think I don't think

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<v S4>just I don't think the cheese does go across the

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<v S4>whole brand because obviously don't put them on tortillas. They

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<v S4>they all the tortillas. And so it's not like everything

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<v S4>they make has three chilies on it. You're color and

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<v S4>depending on the hotness. Can I just say I forgot

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<v S4>to mention this to you guys a couple of days ago.

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<v S4>I got the pockets. Oh, I got the pockets. We

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<v S4>talked about months ago on the podcast.

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<v S3>With I a.

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<v S4>Lot of the no mass campaign. Surely now you idiots,

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<v S4>you must be out to get it all in the pocket. Yeah,

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<v S4>it was the theory because obviously bread doesn't talk have the, the,

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<v S4>the ice and the can fall out of. Yeah. People

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<v S4>don't like that so this is the no mess pocket.

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<v S2>Was a good.

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<v S4>You know, we you know, we're not paid to out

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<v S4>here and this one person.

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<v S3>Because my worry is, is that you can't then layer

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<v S3>it properly either if you have stuffing a pocket. How

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<v S3>can you lie? Like he's. No, they're making a fall

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<v S3>to the bottom or.

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<v S4>Well, yeah, you got to be good. And you obviously

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<v S4>know it's just a jam, even like an ice cream. Yeah,

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<v S4>that wouldn't be the way to make a burrito. I

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<v S4>used it for breakfast burritos. I was making a brekkie

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<v S4>burrito for me and my son. A lot of hype

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<v S4>about the pockets that we get in the pockets. We

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<v S4>got the pockets, open it up. The thing is, the

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<v S4>pocket is obviously a 3D. You want to create the

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<v S4>three day shape. That's they flat.

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<v S3>Packed. Yeah.

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<v S4>And unfortunately, the very first pocket I picked up along

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<v S4>the same along the resting of the fly back and

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<v S4>picked up it had a crack.

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<v S2>At a crack, a tear in the pocket. And my

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<v S2>heart broke off. How's this for all you've done?

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<v S4>Yeah. You now need pockets with reinforced folds on them

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<v S4>because the it was failing along the side of the pocket.

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<v S3>And did you find one that didn't?

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<v S4>None of the others did. Just one out of.

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<v S3>Let's say.

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<v S4>11.

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<v S2>Of.

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<v S4>Them were fine. Big. But you're right. I mean, you

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<v S4>got to I'm spooning in the bacon and eggs like

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<v S4>scrambled egg mixture I had and some AVO and you

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<v S4>kind of like you're building it you have to build

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<v S4>them hovering.

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<v S3>Yeah, that's hard.

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<v S4>So you, you hovering it in your hand, squashing some

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<v S4>AVO and then spooning lucky with bacon and eggs.

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<v S3>Or putting something in a letterbox.

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<v S4>It was. Yeah, it was. It was like, I'm trying

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<v S4>to but but if you had a letterbox for it

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<v S4>was very important that you junk.

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<v S2>Mail went in the middle.

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<v S4>And bills them local announcements then a magnet from a

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<v S4>real estate agent.

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<v S2>Anything on the the.

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<v S3>Home we wanted to kick off the show with a

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<v S3>look a bit of housekeeping.

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<v S4>Yes we do this from time to time.

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<v S3>We are a show that does peter out on a

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<v S3>few ideas.

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<v S4>We risk Peter out.

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<v S3>We risk paper out. But we wanted to make it

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<v S3>clear that some things are not petering out. Yeah, but

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<v S3>COVID and the pandemic has thrown off the throwing them

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<v S3>for a loop.

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<v S4>I mean, Clive is really the source of a lot

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<v S4>of Peter at the concert hall. We'll do Peter out

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<v S4>for a moment there.

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<v S3>There are a bunch of special skills that people been

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<v S3>asking for that we've said yes, we'll get you on for.

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<v S4>Yeah.

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<v S3>And two that come to mind, the nine letter word

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<v S3>girl that can get the matrix.

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<v S4>Oh yeah.

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<v S3>Yeah. Out of the paper. The matrix of the letters.

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<v S3>And can he get the nine letter word every single time.

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<v S3>We haven't been out of fly. Anyone in to be

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<v S3>able to do that we need to do it in person.

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<v S4>We do. We need someone. Do you actually need to

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<v S4>walk past it? Because at my mom's house that you

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<v S4>are regarded as, yeah, there's no faster way to win

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<v S4>my mom's approval than to walk past the nine letter

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<v S4>word in the age of the Sydney Morning Herald, the.

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<v S3>Matrix of.

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<v S4>Letters and go, Oh, serendipity, whatever. And Mum will be

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<v S4>loved forever. I mean she loves.

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<v S3>The other one was be a tasting fellow. He said

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<v S3>he can name any B aircraft B like if he

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<v S3>just buy taste again, we can't fly people in so

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<v S3>that they're all there. They're sitting there and we understand

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<v S3>that when situation changes for Australia, boy will we have

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<v S3>just a hot run of special skills being tested in

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<v S3>the flesh.

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<v S4>Yeah. What about fake plants again?

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<v S3>We'd love him to come in. He can spot whether

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<v S3>a plant is real or fake from across the road.

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<v S4>I really want to say that.

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<v S3>Because we can do it in the flesh. We it's

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<v S3>tough for us to hold them up on a zoom

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<v S3>and then go. That's if they.

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<v S4>Are in the flesh. And a big one that's been

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<v S4>coming through in terms of, hey, what's going on with this?

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<v S4>Which I haven't really addressed on air, but I've got

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<v S4>back to a lot of people online only fans. You're

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<v S4>only a fans of camp I've I had did let

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<v S4>that Peter out I stopped the payment I made it

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<v S4>free haven't dipped back in there I obviously stopped you

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<v S4>know the content production. Yeah.

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<v S3>Because it was poor.

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<v S4>Well it just was hard to get hot shots of you. Yeah. Then,

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<v S4>you know, then a few months later you got the

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<v S4>dog and I had a lot of people going mad.

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<v S4>He's just. He's doing selfies with the dog in his undies.

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<v S4>It's like, you know, as if that was the that

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<v S4>was really the final nail in the coffin.

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<v S3>For finally fans where well.

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<v S4>If I'm trying to put this hot shit up and

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<v S4>maybe you're doing soft porn shots with the dog, not

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<v S4>not just, you know, sexy shots like it and gaze on.

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<v S2>I felt sorry for you.

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<v S4>Were doing my firefighter calendar stuff.

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<v S2>Anyway, you.

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<v S4>You were doing some dog underpants stuff. And then people

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<v S4>were like, well, the only fans is it's that, you know,

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<v S4>that easy peter out it's still active people go going

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<v S4>to I.

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<v S3>Don't bother going high.

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<v S4>And the official 24 seven.

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<v S3>The slide potty Oh.

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<v S4>That's on.

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<v S3>That is very much on but obviously borders are closed

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<v S3>we can't get everyone from around the country to get

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<v S3>on the American emergency slide. We think this is possibly

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<v S3>a good thing because it gives everybody extra months to

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<v S3>strengthen your ankles.

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<v S4>We want to say a lot of holidays, ankle weights

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<v S4>being used to strengthen them up because whilst two or

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<v S4>three will snap on the day, we'd love to keep

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<v S4>it single digits.

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<v S3>If it doesn't happen, this year will happen next year.

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<v S3>Maybe even kick off the year with the slide party,

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<v S3>emergency slide party on the 22. We'll get to go

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<v S3>on the emergency slide in a plane.

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<v S4>One that I get a little bit of pepper cannons.

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<v S4>They are on the way. The pepper cannons are coming.

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<v S3>Because these are a high powered application of pepper on

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<v S3>a meal.

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<v S4>They seem to deliver an industrial quantity of.

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<v S3>Pepper at a pace and a power.

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<v S4>That you didn't even know you need.

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<v S3>But make you joyous.

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<v S4>Yeah, we're going to do wasn't it wasn't the add

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<v S4>we're going to believe a lot of kids can't believe

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<v S4>how happy that is.

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<v S2>Yeah. Yeah.

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<v S3>So we're going to try it and save our partners

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<v S3>can sense a change in our.

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<v S4>Can't put their finger on it, but we seem to

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<v S4>be walking around just on top of the world.

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<v S3>Mm hmm. And how many of.

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<v S4>You are going to couple? We had a we. I

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<v S4>hired a guy from a and website or a like

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<v S4>an antosca type thing called member Upwork Teo, Thailand. Writing comedy.

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<v S4>Writing for us.

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<v S2>Yeah, yeah.

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<v S4>He shows me absolute fortunes. I let that peter out

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<v S4>myself because I got to excite at the time. And

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<v S4>I think I put up, like, $100 a script to write.

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<v S4>Casual conversation between three friends. Yes. And then I realized

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<v S4>it was a us.

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<v S3>Yeah.

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<v S4>And I was like, okay, no wonder he's emailing me

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<v S4>all the time. I had that guy. Do you want

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<v S4>some more? Like Teo? Couldn't believe it. I think I

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<v S4>still got a script floating around. I got an old

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<v S4>one floating around that that we didn't use at the time.

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<v S4>Mm hmm. Have to dig around for it, but I'll.

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<v S4>I'll have it waiting in the wings for us in

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<v S4>the next couple of.

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<v S3>Weeks if we ever feel we're running dry in content, like.

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<v S4>Guys, you know, love doing the podcast, but just against

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<v S4>a creative wall today. Here we go. Thankfully, Tango's got

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<v S4>some casual conversation scripted for us. We don't even have

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<v S4>to think about it. This was this was a big one.

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<v S4>And you claim something in episode 122. Oh, Jack and

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<v S4>I mistakenly heard something in a story about you playing

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<v S4>Nothing Else Matters at school. At your U12 school by Metallica.

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<v S3>Oh, yes.

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<v S4>And and I and then we thought you were playing

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<v S4>it on trumpet. But you were playing it on guitar.

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<v S4>You're accompanying someone? That's right. Singing.

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<v S3>I was singing and playing it. I was singing and

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<v S3>playing in addition guitar because I left it in the

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<v S3>sun while a more proficient lead guitarist was doing the

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<v S3>lead during it.

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<v S4>And it was his performance.

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<v S3>Well, now was kind of both of our performance, but

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<v S3>I ruined it.

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<v S4>I didn't know you were singing it.

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<v S2>How old were you? 18. Just.

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<v S3>Yeah, I was eight. Six, eight, eight in six months. Yeah.

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<v S4>The growling. Oh, yeah, I'll.

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<v S3>Think of that. I can't remember the name of Metallica's

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<v S3>lead singer, but he wouldn't know. No, that's the job. Hetfield.

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<v S3>James Hetfield. James Hetfield. But yeah, I sounded nothing like.

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<v S4>No, I mean, you know, even. Even even at that age.

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<v S4>Think the girl.

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<v S3>Ever. Have I ever. Have I ever sat of the line?

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<v S4>Yeah. Maybe thousands, thousands of dollars to get your voice

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<v S4>up to that level. But you said this is the

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<v S4>grab when we mistakenly thought it was you playing. Nothing

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<v S4>else matters. But I think you said this.

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<v S3>You 12 concert got up to play. Nothing else matters.

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<v S3>Five Delicate.

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<v S4>What do you make of my guitar? Right. Sorry, I

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<v S4>just immediately thought.

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<v S2>Trumps you all. And I would have given it to, say.

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<v S4>17 year old Andy honking.

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<v S2>Yeah. Nothing else matters on the horn. I will. I

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<v S2>think they'll the end of the for the end of

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<v S2>the year played out the. Oh yeah.

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<v S3>Okay that isn't a Peter out band.

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<v S4>I want you to play the vocal line.

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<v S3>The vocal line? Yeah, I'll play those notes. Like a

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<v S3>lot of nothing else matters of the trumpet.

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<v S4>At the moment. But of course all your stuff's in Melbourne,

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<v S4>but if you got the travel.

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<v S2>Trump We have to bring up the travel trumpet. How

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<v S2>did you bring that for you? Living by yourself? Because

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<v S2>I'm bored. I've got one.

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<v S4>A treat for the neighbours. Oh.

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<v S2>Great. Got a guy playing the Macarena again. Oh, well, this.

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<v S3>Week nothing else matters. It starts preparation.

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<v S2>Oh, boy.

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<v S4>Have you two, have you hung out yet.

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<v S2>Haven't they put a pillow.

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<v S4>In it or something.

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<v S2>Like.

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<v S4>Full volume Kong.

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<v S2>Yeah.

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<v S4>I mean, I guess you got to do something.

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<v S3>Yeah, exactly. I mean, people do they blow their I'll

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<v S3>never know. Like they got leaf blowers and power drills

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<v S3>and all that stuff. This is nice.

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<v S4>That you wake up at 7:00 in the morning, go

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<v S4>outside and blow the.

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<v S2>Driveway. Just on all fours.

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<v S3>Time we said we'd check back in with this. Of course.

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<v S3>Our digital horses. Yeah. People who don't know they've built

0:14:43.470 --> 0:14:45.600
<v S3>a new or metaverse or what they.

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<v S4>Call it, then they're going to metaverse. And essentially you

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<v S4>own a digital horse.

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<v S3>Yeah, we.

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<v S4>Bought them in digital.

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<v S3>Money like bitcoin, yet.

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<v S4>Unique. That is your unique horse. We've, of course, got

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<v S4>Thunder Castle. His view?

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<v S3>Yep. And you raised them in the hope to earn

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<v S3>money from the races, but also be out to sell

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<v S3>the horses. Anyway, let's jump into it now.

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<v S2>We love it.

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<v S4>It's great. I mean, I love that because, you know,

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<v S4>it effectively shows that you take the old yeah, you

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<v S4>turn it into one zero.

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<v S3>It's a joy to you.

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<v S1>Duffy Digital joy. How are you going?

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<v S4>Digital ADC now very keen, very excited to see. Whilst

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<v S4>the a lot of the normal world has been locked down,

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<v S4>the digital horse racing world has not been affected. The

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<v S4>digital nags continue to.

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<v S2>Run a.

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<v S4>Race a minute.

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<v S3>Let's start with our main mare. See no show. Sure

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<v S3>she's a me or not. She is our main mare. Thunder,

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<v S3>the castle she'd been breeding for us. But she's back racing.

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<v S3>How has she been going?

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<v S1>She's. She's not really been competitive in her class. So

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<v S1>there's there's been a few big changes over the past

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<v S1>three weeks. So I'm just putting her on ice for

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<v S1>the now, keeping her in the breed bond right.

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<v S3>With her when.

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<v S4>When.

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<v S3>When and when.

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<v S4>You say she's not being competitive, is she winning too.

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<v S2>Easily? Is that the worry? Is that.

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<v S3>The worry?

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<v S1>She's she's competing on a second and third basis. But

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<v S1>that's not what we're here for. We're here for the win.

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<v S1>So I, I just want to look after her race

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<v S1>record at the moment and manage that so that she

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<v S1>keeps her value moving into the longevity of the game.

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<v S3>More like a boxer. Yeah, at the moment, towards the

0:16:38.140 --> 0:16:41.040
<v S3>end of their career, it's like, Oh, we're not fighting anyone. Good. Yeah.

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<v S3>Let's just make sure we pick out some extent stuff. Yeah, yeah. What?

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<v S4>How many races has she actually won?

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<v S1>She's only won the one race at the moment, but

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<v S1>she's still got that 50% place. Right. So she's still,

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<v S1>she's still our y positive. Um, but again we want

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<v S1>those wins. That's where, that's where you can make a

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<v S1>lot of money if you were to then sell her

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<v S1>off or do anything else in the future with her.

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<v S3>Yeah. Okay. Well let's put us on the castle side

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<v S3>now and let's just talk about our dipshits.

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<v S4>Dipshits and shepherds. Which are these all offspring of Sun Castle?

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<v S1>Yes, all offspring.

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<v S4>Yep. So we've got a bunch of them. Who've we got.

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<v S4>Who else is in the stable now. They're, they're obviously

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<v S4>of a lower class Simpsons guy.

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<v S3>Jack Post is known by Jack to put Tony and

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<v S3>Earl Squirrels and all.

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<v S4>Of these whose of these four.

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<v S2>Horses.

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<v S4>That are the kids of of Thunder Castle who now

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<v S4>that you know they kind of like a rowdy I

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<v S4>think of them as like a rowdy bunch of teens. Yeah.

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<v S4>Who's showing promise? Yeah.

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<v S3>Who is doing the best.

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<v S1>Let me ask you a question. Let me let me

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<v S1>flip that. Who do you think, based off the show

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<v S1>where these names that come from should be doing the

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<v S1>best from those names for Tony? Yeah. Yeah. See, this

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<v S1>is like, who do you think that should be doing

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<v S1>the worst?

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<v S3>Well, probably with all due respect to Jack Price, they

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<v S3>think it's The Simpsons guy that should be doing the worst. Yeah,

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<v S3>but Jack Price would be a close second.

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<v S1>I love it because Simpsons Guy's number one Jack Post

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<v S1>is looking pretty promising. At number two, it's completely smooth.

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<v S2>And these guys Jack feels immense pride. So what has

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<v S2>Jack post one?

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<v S1>One we have we haven't had the breakthrough because there's

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<v S1>been a lot of updates that have been happening, so

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<v S1>we haven't been able to run them in the ground

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<v S1>is as Hamish wanted right now, there's now been fatigue

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<v S1>entered into it as well.

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<v S3>So the.

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<v S4>The.

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<v S1>Changes that have been really sort of.

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<v S4>That's interesting. Yeah. When we first pulled the horse like

0:18:38.290 --> 0:18:40.060
<v S4>we were just laughing because it's sort of like, you know,

0:18:40.300 --> 0:18:41.949
<v S4>fun the castle which she could have a baby and

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<v S4>literally be running an hour later and possibly win a race.

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<v S4>But now there's like so you can't say how long

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<v S4>you have to wait. Now, after running a race.

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<v S1>Where you've got a 24 hour period that you can

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<v S1>essentially resets the fatigue and each horse actually gets affected

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<v S1>by fatigue and all these other things different. And also

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<v S1>another layer to that is how your horse runs under

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<v S1>different fatigue levels also comes into play as well. So

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<v S1>there's a lot more training to go into it. But

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<v S1>what it means is that these horses are maybe sitting

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<v S1>on the fringe that aren't bad, they're not great, but

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<v S1>they have the winning ability. It means that they're going

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<v S1>to have a lot more chance, if they're managed correctly,

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<v S1>to win more races.

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<v S4>So because they might be running against a good horse

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<v S4>that's tired.

0:19:23.530 --> 0:19:24.970
<v S1>That's right. That's exactly right.

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<v S3>Christian, thank you very much.

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<v S4>We will do that for Jack. He's going to have

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<v S4>heavy fatigue. Oh.

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<v S2>Yeah. I mean.

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<v S3>I was surprised he rocked up to hear the races.

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<v S3>But thank you, buddy. We'll check back in a few

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<v S3>weeks time and say, are you still looking to to

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<v S3>breed a couple more? I still buy a couple more shepherds.

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<v S1>So what I'm going to do is now our offspring

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<v S1>are actually starting to come of age that we can

0:19:48.190 --> 0:19:50.170
<v S1>actually start to grade them as well. So. Exactly.

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<v S2>Jack's activity. Yeah.

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<v S1>So we're going to start to sort of go down

0:19:54.430 --> 0:19:57.129
<v S1>the generations and that's where it gets really exciting. So

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<v S1>what I'm going to start to do with the stables

0:19:58.869 --> 0:20:01.659
<v S1>is actually manage that as well in that we're starting

0:20:01.660 --> 0:20:04.810
<v S1>to get a good income stream coming from putting the

0:20:04.810 --> 0:20:07.629
<v S1>horses into stud and I'll even look to breed The

0:20:07.630 --> 0:20:11.350
<v S1>Simpsons guy and to put Tony to. The little bit

0:20:11.359 --> 0:20:16.909
<v S1>of inbreeding on the platform. So the census guy is

0:20:16.910 --> 0:20:19.040
<v S1>a good one. So we'll put him into the stud

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<v S1>bond and we should have a lot of people sort

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<v S1>of lining up to take a break with him.

0:20:23.090 --> 0:20:25.369
<v S3>If you've seen Jack pose in the changerooms after a

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<v S3>swim of people hiding out.

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<v S2>The.

0:20:28.010 --> 0:20:28.520
<v S4>Same jack.

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<v S2>In the sky and it's wonderful. Thanks. Christians makes a

0:20:35.600 --> 0:20:36.080
<v S2>major light.

0:20:41.650 --> 0:20:45.160
<v S4>And you've been a resident of Sydney now for over

0:20:45.160 --> 0:20:45.430
<v S4>a month.

0:20:45.700 --> 0:20:46.240
<v S3>Yeah, well.

0:20:46.240 --> 0:20:51.730
<v S4>Over up doing the 100 from Sydney and then captured by.

0:20:51.730 --> 0:20:52.330
<v S3>Her boarders.

0:20:53.410 --> 0:20:54.670
<v S4>Much like in Galaga.

0:20:54.910 --> 0:20:55.430
<v S2>Yeah.

0:20:55.430 --> 0:20:58.540
<v S4>You thought you would just hit two sheets and aliens

0:20:58.720 --> 0:20:59.950
<v S4>and we wafted out the.

0:20:59.950 --> 0:21:01.090
<v S2>Blue rays.

0:21:01.270 --> 0:21:03.490
<v S4>And caught you. Now you and me, a double shoot.

0:21:03.970 --> 0:21:08.770
<v S2>Yeah. Yeah. Well, bubble buddies, bubble bodies, double shifts. Do

0:21:08.800 --> 0:21:09.500
<v S2>you believe him?

0:21:09.670 --> 0:21:12.670
<v S4>And I suppose the things that bring out of us. Well,

0:21:12.670 --> 0:21:14.590
<v S4>they're not be is because we're firing these into us.

0:21:15.369 --> 0:21:17.619
<v S3>Ways, long ways to plenty of it.

0:21:17.650 --> 0:21:21.130
<v S4>Some more than others. We might try and put that behind.

0:21:21.130 --> 0:21:24.460
<v S4>Not the point of this. Appreciate you having me over

0:21:24.460 --> 0:21:28.000
<v S4>to the house. Sometimes I've bubble buddy and that's the

0:21:28.000 --> 0:21:29.590
<v S4>reasons to your toilet for having.

0:21:30.060 --> 0:21:30.399
<v S2>To.

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<v S4>Be subjected to.

0:21:32.260 --> 0:21:34.820
<v S3>Your average flows flow.

0:21:34.820 --> 0:21:36.609
<v S4>Yeah, but then also the death star.

0:21:36.609 --> 0:21:38.260
<v S2>Of floats of.

0:21:38.710 --> 0:21:42.610
<v S4>Just shards and porcelain flying around the bathroom. And it

0:21:42.609 --> 0:21:44.950
<v S4>is a rental, so you'll be up for an absolute

0:21:45.070 --> 0:21:46.930
<v S4>huge bond. That's why I always bring that.

0:21:46.930 --> 0:21:47.680
<v S3>Carbon fibre.

0:21:47.890 --> 0:21:48.260
<v S2>Toilet.

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<v S4>I always bring my pay shield. It's the right thing

0:21:52.840 --> 0:21:55.000
<v S4>to do when you're visiting someone's house. If you have

0:21:55.000 --> 0:21:55.419
<v S4>an escape.

0:21:56.380 --> 0:22:00.130
<v S3>Hijacker twist on this. Yeah. So it's a singles buddy

0:22:00.130 --> 0:22:02.699
<v S3>about bubble, right? Yeah. And people going. People were texting me,

0:22:02.700 --> 0:22:05.520
<v S3>damning me, going, you're not single, you know, let it a.

0:22:05.650 --> 0:22:06.330
<v S4>Couple of weeks ago.

0:22:06.840 --> 0:22:09.820
<v S3>It's not it's not the point, you know. It's not

0:22:09.820 --> 0:22:13.820
<v S3>the point. Anyone living by themselves in Sydney is it.

0:22:13.840 --> 0:22:15.970
<v S3>But not doing like a I can pronounce you Chuck

0:22:15.970 --> 0:22:17.129
<v S3>and Larry thing with Hayman.

0:22:17.290 --> 0:22:18.500
<v S2>You know.

0:22:18.970 --> 0:22:20.500
<v S4>When I went over and he's like, just come in

0:22:20.500 --> 0:22:21.250
<v S4>through the bedroom.

0:22:21.369 --> 0:22:24.070
<v S2>Like, I'll try and what.

0:22:24.280 --> 0:22:27.820
<v S4>Interesting insight after all these years to see the other

0:22:27.820 --> 0:22:30.700
<v S4>side of how the flies must feel in the spider's.

0:22:30.700 --> 0:22:30.970
<v S2>Web.

0:22:31.500 --> 0:22:33.490
<v S4>Yeah, it's come straight through the bedroom. Oh.

0:22:33.850 --> 0:22:34.090
<v S2>I was.

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<v S4>Told we were having dinner.

0:22:34.900 --> 0:22:35.350
<v S2>First.

0:22:35.619 --> 0:22:37.869
<v S4>And perhaps I'll be treated to a meal.

0:22:37.869 --> 0:22:38.889
<v S2>If I perform well.

0:22:41.859 --> 0:22:46.270
<v S3>There is an easier to open door of a patio.

0:22:47.230 --> 0:22:51.250
<v S2>Doors can be tricky. Yes, yes, it's right here.

0:22:53.109 --> 0:22:53.950
<v S4>And he does this.

0:22:53.950 --> 0:22:56.020
<v S3>Through a spare bedroom that I'll not use it.

0:22:56.020 --> 0:22:57.940
<v S2>In my friends behind my head going.

0:22:58.359 --> 0:23:00.040
<v S4>So crazy we never really get.

0:23:00.040 --> 0:23:01.149
<v S2>A chance to talk at work.

0:23:04.119 --> 0:23:06.250
<v S4>Thanks so much for coming. Think there's a curfew, you know,

0:23:06.250 --> 0:23:10.510
<v S4>led to go home? Oh, I didn't hear about the curfew. Oh, hey. Anyway,

0:23:10.540 --> 0:23:13.660
<v S4>we're up and we're in Sydney that I moved to Sydney,

0:23:13.660 --> 0:23:15.969
<v S4>you know, with my family in January. I've been here

0:23:15.970 --> 0:23:17.350
<v S4>a little longer than you do in the lay of

0:23:17.350 --> 0:23:18.939
<v S4>the land, but you're doing great.

0:23:18.950 --> 0:23:20.020
<v S2>Thanks, I think. Well, thanks.

0:23:20.020 --> 0:23:20.320
<v S3>Thanks.

0:23:20.619 --> 0:23:22.240
<v S4>He's I'm glad you hear that, because I want to

0:23:22.240 --> 0:23:25.000
<v S4>reference something that I'm glad you've been here. I want

0:23:25.000 --> 0:23:26.500
<v S4>to reference something that you might have seen or you

0:23:26.500 --> 0:23:28.030
<v S4>might not have seen. But it's been on my mind

0:23:28.030 --> 0:23:29.260
<v S4>for and I just sort of gave this one. I

0:23:29.260 --> 0:23:30.790
<v S4>was like, I've got to bring it out. With A&amp;E,

0:23:31.540 --> 0:23:33.610
<v S4>there is an ad on the side of a bus.

0:23:33.890 --> 0:23:35.500
<v S4>It's actually on the back of a bus and there

0:23:35.500 --> 0:23:37.390
<v S4>are a lot of buses going around Sydney and I

0:23:37.390 --> 0:23:40.720
<v S4>think it's Sydney's worst and I think it's probably the

0:23:40.720 --> 0:23:41.590
<v S4>worst out of everything.

0:23:41.619 --> 0:23:43.630
<v S2>Okay, it's not a full.

0:23:43.660 --> 0:23:45.970
<v S4>It's for a great cause, one that be very close

0:23:45.970 --> 0:23:47.950
<v S4>to your heart. One, it's for saving water.

0:23:48.040 --> 0:23:48.399
<v S3>Okay?

0:23:48.400 --> 0:23:51.760
<v S4>Yes, it's for, you know, I'm a thriftiness. Yep. And

0:23:51.760 --> 0:23:55.600
<v S4>you know, we all agree no one's pro water wastage

0:23:56.080 --> 0:24:00.190
<v S4>help the farmers. Bush fires climate change. We love it.

0:24:00.300 --> 0:24:02.430
<v S4>They the the what they've gone for.

0:24:02.430 --> 0:24:03.690
<v S2>Though it's it's a it's a.

0:24:03.690 --> 0:24:04.800
<v S4>Cut down issue. How is.

0:24:04.800 --> 0:24:05.520
<v S2>That? Okay.

0:24:06.000 --> 0:24:08.610
<v S4>Jack, I'll see if we can I can accurately paint

0:24:08.609 --> 0:24:10.320
<v S4>the picture. Yes, I know. We're in an audio medium.

0:24:11.100 --> 0:24:11.850
<v S4>The guy.

0:24:12.270 --> 0:24:12.659
<v S3>It's actually a.

0:24:12.660 --> 0:24:16.379
<v S4>Chubby, redheaded, bearded guy, which is the law in all ads.

0:24:16.760 --> 0:24:18.030
<v S2>You must have a chubby.

0:24:18.630 --> 0:24:21.720
<v S4>Judy guy with a beard and a red head. Ideally

0:24:21.720 --> 0:24:22.590
<v S4>the same guy.

0:24:23.010 --> 0:24:23.410
<v S2>Like.

0:24:23.760 --> 0:24:27.179
<v S4>That's. So it's just your standard ad guy with a

0:24:27.240 --> 0:24:30.570
<v S4>shower cap on and and and then like, yeah, he's

0:24:30.570 --> 0:24:31.200
<v S4>in the shower.

0:24:31.200 --> 0:24:31.560
<v S3>Okay.

0:24:31.560 --> 0:24:32.700
<v S4>And then the shower cap.

0:24:32.700 --> 0:24:35.550
<v S3>I have gone for common by over common man with

0:24:35.550 --> 0:24:37.350
<v S3>like a portly fellow. Yeah, but.

0:24:37.890 --> 0:24:38.370
<v S4>I.

0:24:38.369 --> 0:24:41.290
<v S2>Know a guy from the 15th had a bit of

0:24:41.390 --> 0:24:42.330
<v S2>a matronly.

0:24:42.330 --> 0:24:43.619
<v S4>Lady ways to protect her.

0:24:43.619 --> 0:24:45.330
<v S2>Curly hair. Yeah, so, you know, to get.

0:24:45.330 --> 0:24:47.369
<v S4>To the salon again. So anyway, he's got the shower

0:24:47.369 --> 0:24:49.710
<v S4>cap on, but again, it's like that's the theme of

0:24:49.710 --> 0:24:52.380
<v S4>the ad. It's a bit cut. It's a bit like pantomiming. Like,

0:24:52.380 --> 0:24:53.940
<v S4>you know, I'm surprised he doesn't have a rubber duck

0:24:53.940 --> 0:24:55.920
<v S4>in a scrubbing brush. You know, you really sell that.

0:24:55.920 --> 0:24:56.280
<v S4>He's in the.

0:24:56.280 --> 0:24:58.080
<v S3>Shower and he I imagine he's kind of waist up

0:24:58.080 --> 0:24:58.890
<v S3>in this show. Does he?

0:24:58.890 --> 0:25:01.379
<v S4>Yep. Kind of wipes out, maybe even, like, ribs up. Yeah.

0:25:01.830 --> 0:25:03.750
<v S3>That's why they included the shower. Okay. That's right. He

0:25:03.750 --> 0:25:04.770
<v S3>would have been sitting there in.

0:25:04.770 --> 0:25:09.130
<v S4>The has gone. Just looks like he's doing it. Which

0:25:10.340 --> 0:25:13.320
<v S4>pervert you put your shower cap on you know he's

0:25:13.500 --> 0:25:14.400
<v S4>we know he freaks out.

0:25:14.400 --> 0:25:18.780
<v S2>Yeah we do when we think about it. We do

0:25:18.780 --> 0:25:20.070
<v S2>know we can't see it but we.

0:25:20.070 --> 0:25:22.379
<v S3>Know we know that it's out for a reason. We

0:25:22.680 --> 0:25:23.100
<v S3>mean it's.

0:25:23.220 --> 0:25:25.020
<v S2>It's it's a medical review and.

0:25:25.290 --> 0:25:26.960
<v S4>He's just out doing what we all do it. Yeah.

0:25:27.140 --> 0:25:29.639
<v S4>And now he's got a shower cap on so he's innocent. Anyway,

0:25:29.670 --> 0:25:32.429
<v S4>this stain blowing up around him. Right. And the slogan

0:25:32.430 --> 0:25:34.350
<v S4>that they've come up with is Don't turn your shower

0:25:34.350 --> 0:25:37.439
<v S4>into a sauna bulb. Right? So they kind of like

0:25:37.560 --> 0:25:39.030
<v S4>this is the character that he's playing.

0:25:39.510 --> 0:25:41.100
<v S2>But that's not what you say.

0:25:41.190 --> 0:25:43.679
<v S4>That's the first error. That's temperature based. Yeah.

0:25:44.100 --> 0:25:44.520
<v S2>Okay.

0:25:44.820 --> 0:25:46.500
<v S3>Exactly. That's that's that's.

0:25:46.500 --> 0:25:47.940
<v S4>That's actually an ad for don't have too.

0:25:47.940 --> 0:25:48.950
<v S3>Hawkish, you know. Yeah.

0:25:49.010 --> 0:25:50.190
<v S4>Yeah. Which has nothing to do.

0:25:50.190 --> 0:25:55.650
<v S2>With water and. Exactly, exactly. So you're actually wrong. Like

0:25:55.650 --> 0:25:56.159
<v S2>the whole.

0:25:56.160 --> 0:25:58.890
<v S4>Point of this is flawed from the get go. If

0:25:58.890 --> 0:26:00.780
<v S4>it was, don't turn your shower into a bath. Right.

0:26:00.810 --> 0:26:04.350
<v S4>Like don't have a big don't flood the house. Yeah. Okay.

0:26:04.380 --> 0:26:05.550
<v S4>So already you're like.

0:26:06.180 --> 0:26:06.899
<v S2>Wrong, wrong.

0:26:07.020 --> 0:26:12.119
<v S4>You've completely deceased. In fact, if anything, this there's less

0:26:12.119 --> 0:26:14.050
<v S4>water going down the drain when it stain because.

0:26:14.109 --> 0:26:17.310
<v S2>It will be actually.

0:26:17.310 --> 0:26:19.830
<v S4>Capturing more of the water in the house and it

0:26:19.830 --> 0:26:22.710
<v S4>will condense and you could use a lighter so already

0:26:22.710 --> 0:26:25.740
<v S4>wrong them then and this is the bit we just

0:26:25.740 --> 0:26:27.960
<v S4>go this goes from an average ad to like okay

0:26:27.960 --> 0:26:32.100
<v S4>these are the worst that there's a fireman coming in

0:26:32.100 --> 0:26:36.450
<v S4>through the bathroom window behind him like like scowling at him.

0:26:36.660 --> 0:26:37.020
<v S3>Like.

0:26:37.320 --> 0:26:38.550
<v S2>Like. Oh, we thought there.

0:26:38.550 --> 0:26:39.420
<v S4>Was a fire in here.

0:26:40.020 --> 0:26:43.320
<v S2>Not yeah, yes, yeah. Steve lightbulbs there.

0:26:43.350 --> 0:26:47.220
<v S4>They steam and open bathroom window fireman climbing and then like.

0:26:47.320 --> 0:26:48.030
<v S3>Oh.

0:26:48.119 --> 0:26:49.050
<v S4>It's just you having a.

0:26:49.050 --> 0:26:53.790
<v S2>Long shower. Did you ever go to jail so you don't.

0:26:53.790 --> 0:26:56.310
<v S4>Understand the concept of temperature versus volume?

0:26:56.310 --> 0:26:56.490
<v S2>Yeah.

0:26:57.210 --> 0:26:58.889
<v S4>You're insulting the fire department.

0:26:59.400 --> 0:27:04.550
<v S2>That would deploy would. They would deploy to a steamy bathroom.

0:27:04.820 --> 0:27:08.030
<v S4>Thinking it's a house fire. These guys are trained professionals.

0:27:08.300 --> 0:27:09.260
<v S2>Trained training, a whole lot of trust.

0:27:09.380 --> 0:27:10.129
<v S3>They can't discern.

0:27:10.130 --> 0:27:14.810
<v S2>Smoke from steam, no water vapor, the smoke and the

0:27:15.470 --> 0:27:17.330
<v S2>public over there, they just coming and going.

0:27:17.630 --> 0:27:20.570
<v S4>Might not you again it. How long was this one?

0:27:20.600 --> 0:27:21.440
<v S4>6 minutes.

0:27:21.830 --> 0:27:24.980
<v S2>Meanwhile, there's like a factory fire somewhere like that is.

0:27:25.400 --> 0:27:25.700
<v S4>That's a.

0:27:25.700 --> 0:27:27.650
<v S2>Shock. That's the with that. It's the worst that.

0:27:34.290 --> 0:27:38.010
<v S4>And an amazing special skill fell to my side of

0:27:38.010 --> 0:27:42.119
<v S4>the email fence. And a man called Harrison has a skill.

0:27:42.119 --> 0:27:43.889
<v S4>This is one of our favorite categories of skill is

0:27:43.890 --> 0:27:47.100
<v S4>just something that you you encounter a lot but you

0:27:47.100 --> 0:27:49.169
<v S4>never think about, ah, well, what if I was a

0:27:49.170 --> 0:27:51.510
<v S4>superhuman in this field? Yeah, it's. I suppose it's like

0:27:51.510 --> 0:27:53.250
<v S4>it's a nuisance that you deal with in daily life,

0:27:53.820 --> 0:27:57.840
<v S4>talking about mandarins and their pips. The things I face

0:27:57.840 --> 0:28:01.080
<v S4>a lot of Mandarin pip issues in my life have kids.

0:28:01.080 --> 0:28:03.870
<v S4>My kids really love a Mandy. Yeah. And they like

0:28:03.869 --> 0:28:04.860
<v S4>and you love being able to.

0:28:04.859 --> 0:28:06.450
<v S2>Keep it to kid things because you.

0:28:07.200 --> 0:28:11.430
<v S4>Enjoy peeling it yourself. Yeah, it's kind of like it's manageable.

0:28:11.490 --> 0:28:13.020
<v S4>You're not allowed to have sugar, but it's sort of

0:28:13.020 --> 0:28:15.929
<v S4>like it's kind of a hit, like eating vitamin sales or.

0:28:16.109 --> 0:28:16.940
<v S3>And it's a trainer.

0:28:16.950 --> 0:28:19.920
<v S4>You're like, That's not really sugar beet. It is better than.

0:28:19.920 --> 0:28:21.150
<v S2>Bitter, I suppose.

0:28:21.270 --> 0:28:24.180
<v S3>And it's like a beginning level of orange because it's

0:28:24.180 --> 0:28:27.270
<v S3>easier to peel. Yeah, it's like practice amazing. You eventually

0:28:27.270 --> 0:28:28.350
<v S3>upgrade to an art at some point.

0:28:28.350 --> 0:28:30.679
<v S4>Currently the kids favorite thing at the moment and I

0:28:30.690 --> 0:28:33.870
<v S4>has to steal the mandarins, go and hide in our

0:28:33.869 --> 0:28:36.910
<v S4>wardrobe and to sit under the like under those dresses

0:28:36.930 --> 0:28:39.720
<v S4>of just eight mandarins. And there, you know, it's like dancing.

0:28:39.720 --> 0:28:39.980
<v S2>Yes.

0:28:39.990 --> 0:28:41.250
<v S3>That's that's a day.

0:28:41.280 --> 0:28:41.610
<v S4>She's at.

0:28:41.610 --> 0:28:41.969
<v S2>40.

0:28:42.660 --> 0:28:45.180
<v S4>That's pretty much the holidays. Just split up into bits

0:28:45.180 --> 0:28:45.570
<v S4>that cheer.

0:28:45.570 --> 0:28:47.790
<v S2>Up 43 year old let's 40 minutes is going all

0:28:47.790 --> 0:28:49.110
<v S2>over the world revenue mandarins.

0:28:49.800 --> 0:28:52.209
<v S4>And that's a very fun game at the moment though

0:28:52.290 --> 0:28:54.540
<v S4>not loving it because she finds a lot of Mandarin pips.

0:28:54.600 --> 0:28:58.030
<v S2>And see clients however.

0:28:58.830 --> 0:29:00.990
<v S4>I have right and he went he skills about mandarins

0:29:00.990 --> 0:29:03.990
<v S4>he can tell from the outside of the Mandarin he's

0:29:03.990 --> 0:29:06.810
<v S4>gone I can tell many people are in there now

0:29:06.810 --> 0:29:09.240
<v S4>we that blew our minds because we were like, I

0:29:09.240 --> 0:29:10.980
<v S4>didn't realise this was a skill I'd love to have.

0:29:10.980 --> 0:29:14.700
<v S4>The skill have to be taught this because quite often

0:29:14.700 --> 0:29:17.190
<v S4>if you're hiding in the cupboard with your children eating mandarins,

0:29:17.490 --> 0:29:19.770
<v S4>you think having a fun time, but then finding a

0:29:19.770 --> 0:29:22.050
<v S4>pip can really derail the move? Yeah, especially if you're

0:29:22.050 --> 0:29:22.530
<v S4>a four.

0:29:22.530 --> 0:29:22.830
<v S2>Year old.

0:29:23.430 --> 0:29:27.440
<v S4>Daughter of mine. Yeah. So that really, I'm like, what

0:29:27.480 --> 0:29:30.750
<v S4>a wonderful ability if someone can. Because to the layperson

0:29:30.750 --> 0:29:32.630
<v S4>like you or I, it it's a.

0:29:32.640 --> 0:29:35.160
<v S3>Can play lottery. Oh yeah. I don't have to be none.

0:29:35.170 --> 0:29:36.180
<v S4>I've be I'm after.

0:29:36.180 --> 0:29:38.610
<v S3>One to throw Mandarin just in fear of getting.

0:29:38.610 --> 0:29:40.970
<v S4>What I'm up to. A lot expecting them every topic exactly.

0:29:41.250 --> 0:29:43.470
<v S4>Could be one Pippin in there could be one at

0:29:43.470 --> 0:29:45.120
<v S4>one per segment. Sometimes I've had.

0:29:45.120 --> 0:29:45.960
<v S2>Two or three per.

0:29:45.960 --> 0:29:49.440
<v S4>Segment in the whole. Mandy Yeah. And I guess she

0:29:49.440 --> 0:29:52.770
<v S4>never occurred to me to go right. What species of

0:29:52.770 --> 0:29:55.350
<v S4>Mandarin was that? Because I've since learnt, because I have

0:29:55.350 --> 0:29:57.600
<v S4>shopped for this segment, there are different.

0:29:57.690 --> 0:29:58.150
<v S2>Ha.

0:29:58.260 --> 0:30:02.100
<v S4>Different species, different types of Mandarin. Yeah. What I should

0:30:02.100 --> 0:30:04.440
<v S4>be doing is keeping notes and just going you band

0:30:04.440 --> 0:30:08.670
<v S4>if you're a high Pym species, you band anyway, that's

0:30:08.670 --> 0:30:12.000
<v S4>Harrison's skill. He joins us now over Zoom. We've got

0:30:12.000 --> 0:30:15.780
<v S4>to do this remotely, HARRISON How am I to unite boys?

0:30:15.780 --> 0:30:17.550
<v S3>And I hope you've been taking off the dogs. Andy

0:30:19.080 --> 0:30:19.570
<v S3>No need.

0:30:19.710 --> 0:30:22.469
<v S4>So, Kate, just hopefully you just kept Mandy's in our

0:30:22.470 --> 0:30:26.910
<v S4>mouth for this segment and much healthier addiction. Harrison, how

0:30:26.910 --> 0:30:28.860
<v S4>long have you had this skill for?

0:30:29.340 --> 0:30:34.290
<v S3>Well, all previously worked at a greengrocer before. And as

0:30:34.290 --> 0:30:38.400
<v S3>you know, ham, there are perks of working in retail.

0:30:38.910 --> 0:30:42.030
<v S3>So instead of having, you know, the magnum ice creams

0:30:42.030 --> 0:30:44.050
<v S3>behind the counter on video.

0:30:44.820 --> 0:30:45.230
<v S4>Thank you.

0:30:45.240 --> 0:30:48.990
<v S3>Mandarins. But in saying that there is a lot of

0:30:48.990 --> 0:30:51.930
<v S3>different brands and different types of mandarins, so it is

0:30:51.930 --> 0:30:53.790
<v S3>it is quite hard and I challenge everyone out there

0:30:53.790 --> 0:30:54.870
<v S3>to give it a go, I say.

0:30:54.870 --> 0:30:56.760
<v S4>But I think just from a nutritional or a health

0:30:56.760 --> 0:30:59.700
<v S4>star rating better much safer to eat three mandarins a

0:30:59.700 --> 0:31:01.300
<v S4>shift than three Magnum Argos.

0:31:01.730 --> 0:31:02.440
<v S2>Yes we've.

0:31:02.550 --> 0:31:04.830
<v S4>Cardiovascular health pants popping we.

0:31:04.830 --> 0:31:06.270
<v S3>May have seen a thinner Blake.

0:31:06.320 --> 0:31:07.470
<v S2>Doing his.

0:31:07.710 --> 0:31:08.400
<v S3>Lifetime.

0:31:08.400 --> 0:31:09.900
<v S4>Driven up your pants because.

0:31:09.900 --> 0:31:14.070
<v S2>You eat too many mandarins probably.

0:31:14.070 --> 0:31:15.870
<v S4>Not because of course you know, like throw out a

0:31:15.870 --> 0:31:17.280
<v S4>couple of Mandarin brands that.

0:31:17.280 --> 0:31:19.810
<v S3>As Harrison throws you eat.

0:31:20.070 --> 0:31:20.790
<v S4>Yeah. What do you got?

0:31:21.020 --> 0:31:24.300
<v S3>You know you got you got your Ben Diego you

0:31:24.300 --> 0:31:29.040
<v S3>got the light, you got your tango. You know which

0:31:29.040 --> 0:31:31.530
<v S3>ones the most lost touch. If you if you saw

0:31:31.530 --> 0:31:36.400
<v S3>someone having a look, it would probably have to be expensive. Odd.

0:31:36.450 --> 0:31:40.070
<v S3>The pocket mandarins can walk in a department.

0:31:40.470 --> 0:31:42.540
<v S4>Must be very nice cruiser you know, cruising down the

0:31:42.540 --> 0:31:44.400
<v S4>street with two iPhones to it.

0:31:44.400 --> 0:31:44.880
<v S2>To pocket.

0:31:47.160 --> 0:31:49.860
<v S3>So our plan was to give him one wasn't it.

0:31:49.860 --> 0:31:51.190
<v S2>Well I've actually got, we got.

0:31:51.390 --> 0:31:54.240
<v S4>Yeah we've got three, I've selected three and I believe

0:31:54.240 --> 0:31:55.650
<v S4>Harrison in your email you said as long as he

0:31:55.650 --> 0:31:58.710
<v S4>could see the outside of the Mandarin, then you could

0:31:58.710 --> 0:32:01.090
<v S4>guess this is your skill in a nutshell, or in

0:32:01.090 --> 0:32:04.890
<v S4>a mandarin pale you can see the Mandarin and immediately say,

0:32:04.890 --> 0:32:06.600
<v S4>How many pips are in it? Now, is this.

0:32:06.630 --> 0:32:10.770
<v S3>A foolproof skill? Yes, it is. I think in many considerations,

0:32:10.770 --> 0:32:13.050
<v S3>such as looking at the food veto, which is the

0:32:13.050 --> 0:32:17.880
<v S3>outside layer of the mandarin skin. Yeah. The size. Yeah, yeah. Okay.

0:32:18.210 --> 0:32:20.550
<v S4>You ask that. Wow. Okay. So do you know how

0:32:20.550 --> 0:32:22.410
<v S4>many segments are in each mandarin.

0:32:23.190 --> 0:32:24.450
<v S3>And which mandarin do you.

0:32:24.450 --> 0:32:27.480
<v S4>Have? Well, he's okay and I've got three spaces in

0:32:27.480 --> 0:32:30.390
<v S4>front of me. Should I pick the space?

0:32:30.540 --> 0:32:30.780
<v S3>Yeah.

0:32:31.470 --> 0:32:34.290
<v S4>The type of Mandarin. And because I kind of feel

0:32:34.290 --> 0:32:36.390
<v S4>like that would be even more impressive for Harrison if

0:32:36.390 --> 0:32:38.190
<v S4>he doesn't get a say in it. Yeah, and then

0:32:38.190 --> 0:32:40.260
<v S4>we'll show it to you via Zoom. Harrison, did we

0:32:40.260 --> 0:32:42.090
<v S4>have to tell you the type of Mandarin.

0:32:42.900 --> 0:32:45.330
<v S3>It would help just purely because we're on Zoom. If

0:32:45.330 --> 0:32:47.580
<v S3>you tell me what type of name, I'm happy to

0:32:47.580 --> 0:32:50.420
<v S3>do that because this already seems hard enough. Okay.

0:32:50.440 --> 0:32:53.920
<v S4>Okay, well, we've got the McCarten, the writing material, and

0:32:53.950 --> 0:32:56.280
<v S4>the Dawkins the fan, so I don't have one of those.

0:32:56.620 --> 0:33:00.240
<v S4>You went to find my normal game, which is by

0:33:00.240 --> 0:33:03.030
<v S4>a nice common man, red imperial and a merkel.

0:33:03.060 --> 0:33:03.630
<v S3>Okay, okay.

0:33:04.100 --> 0:33:06.990
<v S4>All right. Okay. And before you say anything, let's. Let's

0:33:07.020 --> 0:33:07.650
<v S4>play the opener.

0:33:09.150 --> 0:33:13.950
<v S2>Back. Seriousness is killing me and me.

0:33:14.300 --> 0:33:18.690
<v UU>I must confess. I want to see. I want to

0:33:18.690 --> 0:33:19.880
<v UU>see what's.

0:33:19.880 --> 0:33:23.720
<v S2>In this many. So clear your mind, Harry.

0:33:23.720 --> 0:33:30.780
<v UU>This time. Baby one more time for the first time.

0:33:31.200 --> 0:33:32.880
<v S4>Yes, because we haven't seen you do it before. So

0:33:32.880 --> 0:33:34.350
<v S4>for you, it's one more time. For us, it's the

0:33:34.350 --> 0:33:36.900
<v S4>first time. Why don't we go? Ready, Imperial?

0:33:36.930 --> 0:33:37.860
<v S3>Okay. All right.

0:33:38.620 --> 0:33:42.570
<v S4>Andy is now showing Harrison the Red Imperial. He's rotating

0:33:42.570 --> 0:33:44.760
<v S4>it slowly, almost like it's on a plinth at a

0:33:44.760 --> 0:33:45.480
<v S4>car show.

0:33:45.510 --> 0:33:47.850
<v S3>It's got a prominent nipple at the top. Would you

0:33:47.850 --> 0:33:51.120
<v S3>say it's one of those called prominent nipple? We can

0:33:51.120 --> 0:33:51.450
<v S3>go with.

0:33:52.470 --> 0:33:53.280
<v S2>A raised.

0:33:53.520 --> 0:33:53.920
<v S4>Area.

0:33:54.310 --> 0:33:54.440
<v S2>Yeah.

0:33:55.290 --> 0:33:56.190
<v S3>Let's leave it there.

0:33:57.510 --> 0:33:59.370
<v S2>The other one is Mercantile, right?

0:34:00.600 --> 0:34:04.890
<v S3>And then the dimple is shallow. Yes. So I would

0:34:04.890 --> 0:34:08.730
<v S3>say it's about five mil from the top side and

0:34:08.730 --> 0:34:11.780
<v S3>the dimple is a shallow three mil. Okay.

0:34:12.960 --> 0:34:14.310
<v S4>What do you think in there? As you say, this

0:34:14.310 --> 0:34:16.650
<v S4>writing pretty good experience with the red Imperials.

0:34:16.950 --> 0:34:17.400
<v S2>The green.

0:34:17.400 --> 0:34:21.370
<v S3>Grass that I worked that didn't sell red Imperials or.

0:34:21.780 --> 0:34:23.520
<v S4>Doing a switch back to the moon. I'm happy.

0:34:23.520 --> 0:34:24.390
<v S2>To caught.

0:34:24.510 --> 0:34:27.569
<v S3>On all. I'll take the chance. So with the Red

0:34:28.350 --> 0:34:32.339
<v S3>Imperials do have different tastes in every brand. As I said,

0:34:32.340 --> 0:34:34.830
<v S3>by looking at the four veto, the orange, you outside

0:34:34.830 --> 0:34:35.430
<v S3>types of it.

0:34:35.739 --> 0:34:36.010
<v S2>Mm hmm.

0:34:36.960 --> 0:34:40.950
<v S3>Yep. I'm going to lock in a low number and

0:34:40.950 --> 0:34:42.339
<v S3>go toe to toe.

0:34:42.660 --> 0:34:42.719
<v S2>The.

0:34:43.560 --> 0:34:44.880
<v S4>And he's bringing it to me now. And this is

0:34:44.880 --> 0:34:47.130
<v S4>where we say we're only doing one Mandarin here.

0:34:47.280 --> 0:34:51.500
<v S3>Because we can keep on peeling mandarins. It's not interesting enough. Podcast.

0:34:51.510 --> 0:34:55.009
<v S4>You've got to understand, there's over a million podcasts available worldwide.

0:34:55.070 --> 0:34:56.219
<v S2>And for us, TV.

0:34:56.880 --> 0:35:00.480
<v S4>Feeling Mandarin is a decent use of people's time that

0:35:00.480 --> 0:35:02.940
<v S4>they've chosen to give us their attention. I just think

0:35:02.940 --> 0:35:05.040
<v S4>that would be the height of arrogance. One. One. Or

0:35:05.040 --> 0:35:07.500
<v S4>do I can't make it right in the first segment? Nope.

0:35:07.500 --> 0:35:07.950
<v S3>Nope.

0:35:08.160 --> 0:35:12.030
<v S4>I'm X-raying the second segment up to light. No, Pip.

0:35:12.030 --> 0:35:13.260
<v S4>There was a tiny little bit of.

0:35:13.830 --> 0:35:15.930
<v S3>How many segments here and there I am. Uh.

0:35:15.989 --> 0:35:16.980
<v S4>Oh, my God, there's only six.

0:35:17.340 --> 0:35:18.670
<v S3>Okay, so to that.

0:35:18.690 --> 0:35:20.430
<v S4>Right, four red imperial, only six segments.

0:35:20.640 --> 0:35:22.140
<v S3>Oh, I believe so.

0:35:22.170 --> 0:35:23.130
<v S4>Is that. No, pip.

0:35:23.550 --> 0:35:24.150
<v S3>No, pip.

0:35:24.570 --> 0:35:26.130
<v S4>Honestly, this seven seven.

0:35:26.969 --> 0:35:27.890
<v S3>No, no.

0:35:28.790 --> 0:35:29.820
<v S4>It isn't a red in pieces.

0:35:29.820 --> 0:35:30.900
<v S2>Number five.

0:35:31.680 --> 0:35:34.480
<v S3>I was checking because there's a thick segment double checking.

0:35:34.680 --> 0:35:35.940
<v S4>Spot on anything. So I'm doing.

0:35:36.360 --> 0:35:37.529
<v S3>Pip. No, pip.

0:35:37.860 --> 0:35:41.880
<v S4>Three to go. Three you need to get from three segments.

0:35:42.480 --> 0:35:47.759
<v S4>No pip. Oh you need everything here on the mini segment.

0:35:47.980 --> 0:36:00.830
<v S2>Oh, oh no pip. You know Pip it's a900 so voice.

0:36:00.900 --> 0:36:01.770
<v S2>I mean. Yeah, I mean, I.

0:36:01.770 --> 0:36:04.230
<v S4>Guess you have been stitched up. It's Mother Nature's played

0:36:04.230 --> 0:36:05.940
<v S4>an elaborate prank on you both.

0:36:05.940 --> 0:36:09.989
<v S3>I mean, are there manufacturers that can make seedless or.

0:36:09.989 --> 0:36:12.120
<v S4>I don't know. Don't know. But but I tell you what,

0:36:12.120 --> 0:36:14.460
<v S4>I'll be reaching for a rating period. Now, I've never

0:36:14.460 --> 0:36:17.009
<v S4>thought about which species has the least beeps.

0:36:17.550 --> 0:36:18.690
<v S3>Do you want to see them go again?

0:36:18.870 --> 0:36:20.879
<v S2>Maybe. I want to see you try the Merkel bear.

0:36:20.880 --> 0:36:23.489
<v S4>I mean, we we say that it's not interesting.

0:36:23.820 --> 0:36:24.720
<v S2>But maybe it is.

0:36:24.870 --> 0:36:27.870
<v S3>Jacques thought. Well, you just you spend a minute saying

0:36:27.870 --> 0:36:30.510
<v S3>that you wouldn't be so arrogant to ever do multiple

0:36:30.510 --> 0:36:31.770
<v S3>mandarins in the same time.

0:36:32.360 --> 0:36:33.600
<v S4>You might calm down. Yeah.

0:36:34.620 --> 0:36:37.920
<v S3>We're going to go. I can get an and call it.

0:36:38.640 --> 0:36:40.439
<v S3>I'm guessing the pips were on.

0:36:40.560 --> 0:36:42.270
<v S4>I mean, Jack, you're on the other side. You can't

0:36:42.270 --> 0:36:44.400
<v S4>see it as well as we can. Is it engaging

0:36:44.400 --> 0:36:44.910
<v S4>from an audio.

0:36:44.910 --> 0:36:46.800
<v S2>Book because it requires a.

0:36:46.800 --> 0:36:49.670
<v S3>Lot of imagination and credibility?

0:36:49.680 --> 0:36:49.770
<v S2>Right.

0:36:49.880 --> 0:36:50.760
<v S4>You've seen the Mandarin.

0:36:50.760 --> 0:36:51.299
<v S2>Before and you've.

0:36:51.300 --> 0:36:52.180
<v S4>Seen the segments.

0:36:52.260 --> 0:36:55.640
<v S3>This is just we make it okay. This is the Merkel.

0:36:55.640 --> 0:36:55.970
<v S3>It was.

0:36:55.980 --> 0:36:58.440
<v S4>What are you trying to imagine so hard? What was

0:36:58.440 --> 0:37:01.170
<v S4>the that was the biggest struggle for your imagination?

0:37:03.330 --> 0:37:04.469
<v S2>Describing a mandarin.

0:37:04.680 --> 0:37:07.290
<v S3>I'll tell you, the the part I struggle with most

0:37:07.290 --> 0:37:10.320
<v S3>was the X-ray bit like you looking through one of

0:37:10.320 --> 0:37:12.540
<v S3>the segments. I've never had an experience with that, so I.

0:37:12.540 --> 0:37:14.460
<v S4>Never held Mandarin up to the light to see if

0:37:14.460 --> 0:37:15.089
<v S4>there's pips in it.

0:37:15.090 --> 0:37:16.830
<v S3>No, I just eat it and feel the pips with

0:37:16.830 --> 0:37:20.520
<v S3>my mouth. Wow. Okay. He's the Merc caught Harrison. It's

0:37:21.030 --> 0:37:24.870
<v S3>very round there. It seems like a dimple on both sides,

0:37:24.870 --> 0:37:27.569
<v S3>even at the STEM side. So it's quite flat.

0:37:27.570 --> 0:37:30.270
<v S4>Much more classic, flat, shiny, waxy mandarin.

0:37:30.270 --> 0:37:32.009
<v S3>At risk of losing Jack. What are you going to

0:37:32.010 --> 0:37:36.660
<v S3>look in? Oh, I think I'm going to walk in high.

0:37:37.350 --> 0:37:40.650
<v S3>If it's a low state in court, it will be

0:37:40.650 --> 0:37:42.900
<v S3>single digits around six. But I'm going to take the

0:37:42.900 --> 0:37:45.360
<v S3>risk and and lock in 20.

0:37:45.360 --> 0:37:54.330
<v S2>4000 get on that. It's just all the way along

0:37:54.330 --> 0:37:55.500
<v S2>with that. Even the silver.

0:37:56.700 --> 0:37:59.069
<v S3>We have it wrong though. We had zero for the

0:37:59.070 --> 0:38:01.290
<v S3>first one. So I'm going to go on. You have

0:38:01.290 --> 0:38:03.480
<v S3>to get it exactly right over a coin.

0:38:03.480 --> 0:38:05.790
<v S4>Well, in the first Jack, did you see all you

0:38:05.790 --> 0:38:07.799
<v S4>can watch me now you have to use your imagination.

0:38:07.800 --> 0:38:10.009
<v S4>Can you imagine a 39 year old man hollering up

0:38:10.020 --> 0:38:11.070
<v S4>a segment of Mandarin.

0:38:11.370 --> 0:38:12.690
<v S2>To the light? Okay.

0:38:12.960 --> 0:38:14.850
<v S4>Let us know if you rams me.

0:38:15.870 --> 0:38:16.859
<v S3>I'm with you now.

0:38:18.420 --> 0:38:22.620
<v S2>It's way too powerful. The graphics card can't render this

0:38:22.620 --> 0:38:26.730
<v S2>image of a man holding ups. And I got to

0:38:26.760 --> 0:38:27.220
<v S2>tell you before.

0:38:27.739 --> 0:38:30.650
<v S3>Do they do the number as we get to two again?

0:38:30.920 --> 0:38:33.640
<v S4>Hang on. Three, three in the second one half time.

0:38:34.730 --> 0:38:36.649
<v S2>Oh, shit. One of those.

0:38:36.650 --> 0:38:37.730
<v S4>Ones you find in the.

0:38:39.230 --> 0:38:43.960
<v S3>Three eight. Three. Wow. 11.

0:38:44.130 --> 0:38:44.620
<v S2>This leads.

0:38:45.010 --> 0:38:45.640
<v S4>To more.

0:38:46.120 --> 0:38:46.760
<v S3>Than 13.

0:38:46.780 --> 0:38:50.379
<v S2>We're halfway through over 13. He's on travel on this

0:38:50.380 --> 0:38:55.930
<v S2>jack to make sure it's fun to watch.

0:38:56.020 --> 0:38:58.080
<v S4>Ot 116.

0:38:58.110 --> 0:39:02.370
<v S3>316. Three. Nine, ten, 19. How many.

0:39:02.370 --> 0:39:09.450
<v S2>Segments left? Three to go. Zero. Oh, look at all three.

0:39:10.110 --> 0:39:11.730
<v S3>So, 22. That's what you wanted, wasn't it? Was the

0:39:11.730 --> 0:39:14.100
<v S3>23 to 24 with 24.

0:39:16.370 --> 0:39:26.580
<v S2>To. Jack, even if you've got any brain power, you

0:39:27.480 --> 0:39:31.380
<v S2>believe all that I got? Believe what I'm imagining. That

0:39:31.380 --> 0:39:37.840
<v S2>is unbelievable. Is unreal. Harrison, you're just stuff you want

0:39:37.860 --> 0:39:40.610
<v S2>mucking around, boy. Yes.

0:39:40.620 --> 0:39:43.590
<v S3>You know, and you know, you mandarins, it's. You get

0:39:43.590 --> 0:39:46.590
<v S3>yourself a coin and a coin.

0:39:47.020 --> 0:39:47.730
<v S4>And I coin, which.

0:39:47.730 --> 0:39:49.260
<v S3>Is one coin with.

0:39:49.260 --> 0:39:53.550
<v S4>108 coin on the back. We humorously.

0:39:53.820 --> 0:39:54.570
<v S2>Have equated.

0:39:54.570 --> 0:39:56.910
<v S4>It to a coin. Of course, we believe it's worth

0:39:56.910 --> 0:39:59.520
<v S4>a bitcoin bet to receive a proper bitcoin for it.

0:39:59.520 --> 0:40:01.530
<v S4>You would have to, as we always say, sell it

0:40:01.530 --> 0:40:04.830
<v S4>on a secondary market and find an appropriate buyer, which

0:40:04.830 --> 0:40:05.520
<v S4>is not us.

0:40:05.550 --> 0:40:06.549
<v S3>Very difficult to do.

0:40:06.570 --> 0:40:07.080
<v S2>Good luck.

0:40:07.080 --> 0:40:09.450
<v S4>That's in your hands. Now, the coin, the physical coin

0:40:09.450 --> 0:40:11.880
<v S4>is coming to you. Gadget, you seem that's a unique

0:40:11.880 --> 0:40:12.500
<v S4>coin number.

0:40:12.600 --> 0:40:19.860
<v S3>Well, that might finding these boys. I've got a direct

0:40:19.860 --> 0:40:24.720
<v S3>message from a Haden on my Instagram. He obviously was

0:40:24.719 --> 0:40:28.230
<v S3>worried about the security of high stakes and the emails

0:40:28.230 --> 0:40:30.060
<v S3>coming in. It's nothing to do with you, but it

0:40:30.060 --> 0:40:31.859
<v S3>has to do with another member of our group.

0:40:32.040 --> 0:40:33.930
<v S4>Also, he wanted to guarantee. Got to you.

0:40:33.960 --> 0:40:36.180
<v S3>Well, he just wanted to guarantee he didn't get to Jack.

0:40:36.989 --> 0:40:40.860
<v S4>Gotcha. I also I direct message from a girl called

0:40:40.860 --> 0:40:44.100
<v S4>Victoria who said the same thing, not explicitly. She just

0:40:44.100 --> 0:40:48.060
<v S4>said hey and gave me a Snapchat account, but I

0:40:48.090 --> 0:40:51.330
<v S4>think she wants to talk to me privately about it

0:40:51.330 --> 0:40:54.060
<v S4>is show issue. You better find she gets off the bait.

0:40:58.020 --> 0:40:59.670
<v S3>Jack. How are things going? Yeah.

0:41:00.180 --> 0:41:01.050
<v S4>I'm voting, Jack.

0:41:01.140 --> 0:41:04.200
<v S3>I'm good. You enjoying during the time here?

0:41:04.440 --> 0:41:05.190
<v S2>This feels like.

0:41:05.190 --> 0:41:08.459
<v S3>A big trapdoor being planted under my feet. But, yes,

0:41:08.460 --> 0:41:09.810
<v S3>I'm enjoying my time here.

0:41:10.239 --> 0:41:11.339
<v S4>And don't mind us as we.

0:41:11.340 --> 0:41:12.570
<v S2>Install the trapdoor.

0:41:14.280 --> 0:41:15.410
<v S4>And make sure.

0:41:15.810 --> 0:41:16.009
<v S3>You.

0:41:16.230 --> 0:41:18.120
<v S4>Make sure the pond of piranhas is.

0:41:18.120 --> 0:41:19.740
<v S2>Well stocked under the trap door.

0:41:20.850 --> 0:41:22.350
<v S3>In a moment, Diego, just get you to go and

0:41:22.350 --> 0:41:23.190
<v S3>stand on that cross.

0:41:24.120 --> 0:41:24.720
<v S2>Might just come.

0:41:24.719 --> 0:41:26.700
<v S4>And get you to have a nibble of this pie

0:41:26.700 --> 0:41:27.570
<v S4>in a giant mouse.

0:41:27.570 --> 0:41:27.870
<v S2>Trap.

0:41:30.300 --> 0:41:31.440
<v S4>Sorry. My apologies. It was all.

0:41:31.440 --> 0:41:34.020
<v S3>Right. It's. It's a hobby for you.

0:41:34.890 --> 0:41:35.980
<v S4>Well documented hobby.

0:41:36.560 --> 0:41:39.719
<v S2>Yes. Yes. Okay. Well, you know.

0:41:39.719 --> 0:41:40.650
<v S4>You're I mean, obviously.

0:41:40.650 --> 0:41:42.420
<v S3>I have I mean, I've been I've gone on record

0:41:42.420 --> 0:41:44.100
<v S3>and said this shows a hobby before. But I think

0:41:44.100 --> 0:41:47.130
<v S3>where I last left, it was apologize for calling the

0:41:47.130 --> 0:41:49.620
<v S3>show a hobby and said it wasn't a hobby. But

0:41:50.040 --> 0:41:52.440
<v S3>what I liked about it and obviously it was it

0:41:52.440 --> 0:41:54.540
<v S3>was kind of hurtful. We're all working out about stuff

0:41:54.540 --> 0:41:55.800
<v S3>and you're calling it a hobby. But then the other

0:41:55.800 --> 0:41:58.230
<v S3>part to it, the other side was like, but he

0:41:58.230 --> 0:41:59.060
<v S3>must love it because you.

0:41:59.150 --> 0:42:00.930
<v S4>To feel like a hobby.

0:42:01.350 --> 0:42:02.340
<v S3>Yeah, yeah, yeah.

0:42:02.340 --> 0:42:03.629
<v S4>And it's an enjoyable.

0:42:04.230 --> 0:42:04.560
<v S3>Way to.

0:42:04.560 --> 0:42:05.310
<v S4>Spend your time.

0:42:05.340 --> 0:42:10.440
<v S3>Exactly. You choose hobbies for enjoyment. Jack chose this. That's great. Yeah. Jack,

0:42:10.530 --> 0:42:12.330
<v S3>you sometimes go on other people's podcast.

0:42:12.590 --> 0:42:13.670
<v S2>Mm hmm. Mm hmm.

0:42:13.710 --> 0:42:14.880
<v S4>That would be a drag, wouldn't it?

0:42:15.480 --> 0:42:18.719
<v S3>Yeah. I mean, but maybe just podcasting in general is

0:42:18.719 --> 0:42:21.180
<v S3>a hobby of mine, so I don't mind going. You do.

0:42:21.210 --> 0:42:21.509
<v S3>You're in the.

0:42:21.510 --> 0:42:23.040
<v S4>Mediums. Don't have the mediums here.

0:42:23.040 --> 0:42:25.620
<v S3>So obviously this is my number one podcast to come on,

0:42:25.620 --> 0:42:28.500
<v S3>but I haven't been on others. You were on Dill

0:42:28.500 --> 0:42:33.480
<v S3>and Friends podcast? Yeah. Recently. Mm hmm. And this is

0:42:33.480 --> 0:42:35.759
<v S3>what came up. You go into something else, you have

0:42:35.760 --> 0:42:39.000
<v S3>to leave. The first thing, you you're actually have to

0:42:39.000 --> 0:42:40.830
<v S3>face the reality of what that would be. And it's

0:42:41.520 --> 0:42:43.529
<v S3>tough to leave. And that's why I haven't left. I've

0:42:43.530 --> 0:42:45.660
<v S3>still work on The Hangman Andy podcast. Even though we're

0:42:45.660 --> 0:42:49.589
<v S3>not doing daily radio, I'm still tied down by it.

0:42:49.710 --> 0:43:00.330
<v S2>So I don't know. I'm so sorry that we got

0:43:00.360 --> 0:43:02.270
<v S2>you to this desk, everyone, but.

0:43:02.280 --> 0:43:04.680
<v S4>We drag you into the basement, tie you up with.

0:43:04.680 --> 0:43:05.790
<v S2>Electrical cords.

0:43:06.090 --> 0:43:08.310
<v S4>Make you press the buttons than you would phone.

0:43:08.310 --> 0:43:14.609
<v S2>Books to go lie down and still.

0:43:14.610 --> 0:43:16.590
<v S3>Tied down by this. Yes.

0:43:16.590 --> 0:43:18.900
<v S4>It's like I mean, Jack, in terms of contact, I

0:43:18.900 --> 0:43:20.759
<v S4>was we've got to it's got to be pretty low

0:43:20.760 --> 0:43:21.410
<v S4>on the scale.

0:43:21.870 --> 0:43:24.690
<v S3>That was I'll be honest, that was a very long podcast.

0:43:24.690 --> 0:43:26.299
<v S3>He talks to you for a long time. So it

0:43:26.310 --> 0:43:28.410
<v S3>gives you a lot of rope to just keep talking

0:43:28.410 --> 0:43:31.770
<v S3>and talking and you got to put a foot wrong

0:43:31.770 --> 0:43:33.810
<v S3>and say something that you obviously don't mean.

0:43:33.870 --> 0:43:36.060
<v S2>No, that's not a police investigation you've got to try

0:43:36.070 --> 0:43:39.270
<v S2>to get. That was the bit after.

0:43:39.270 --> 0:43:41.310
<v S4>That just going just tell just tell us tell us

0:43:41.310 --> 0:43:43.830
<v S4>how little fun you're having on the podcast and we'll

0:43:43.830 --> 0:43:45.030
<v S4>let you have some. Well.

0:43:46.460 --> 0:43:48.470
<v S2>You can get something. See.

0:43:49.710 --> 0:43:52.080
<v S3>I don't feel tied down for the let the record show.

0:43:52.080 --> 0:43:55.260
<v S3>I feel free to go wherever I want and do

0:43:55.260 --> 0:43:56.069
<v S3>what I please.

0:43:56.760 --> 0:43:58.020
<v S4>Sometimes you don't come to the meetings.

0:43:58.260 --> 0:44:06.390
<v S2>It's completely free. Thanks for listening to Hamish and Andy.

0:44:06.390 --> 0:44:09.780
<v S2>Podcast will return next week, catch up or contribute. But

0:44:09.780 --> 0:44:11.120
<v S2>Hamish and Andy don't call.

0:44:15.110 --> 0:44:16.090
<v S1>Listen to.